Dive into some spectacular science this spring and learn about 'symbiosis': the ways that different species work together to survive.
From Saturday 7th March, join us at Sevenoaks Wildlife Reserve for some spectacular science. Explore the beautiful surroundings as you follow a trail that teaches you all about 'symbiosis' - a term that describes the fascinating relationships that happen between different species to help them survive. Whether it's ants, oak trees, or even fungi - many of our UK species have a few tricks up their sleeve!
Collect your trail sheet from our brand new Visitor Centre and begin your adventure! Opening hours: Monday-Friday, 10-4. Weekends 9-5. We recommend starting the trail 45mins before close to give you time to complete the trail and collect your sticker.
£5 per trail pack, pay on the day. Suitable for all ages.
There is no need to book in advance to take part in the trail.
Charges apply to use the car park (card/app payments only).
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Accessible toilet
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Cafe/refreshments
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Parking
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Shop
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Toilets
Additional information
Charges apply in the car park, card/app payments only.
This event will start in the Visitor Centre, which has a flat entrance and accessible facilities. The trail will be in the most accessible areas of the reserve or gardens, but due to the natural environment there is likely to be some uneven ground and the route may be muddy in places. Please get in touch if you have any specific access requirements you would like to know about before booking this activity.