Woodland Adventurers
Common View, Rusthall (meet on the meadow alongside it), Rusthall · 7 November 2026
Image: Common View, Rusthall (meet on the meadow alongside it)Image: Common View, Rusthall (meet on the meadow alongside it)
Woodland Adventurers is a family outdoor session running from 10:00 to 11:30 on 7 November 2026, meeting on the meadow alongside Common View in Rusthall near Tunbridge Wells. Children explore local ecology, spot wildlife, learn practical woodland skills and make conservation crafts. Booking is required through the event page.
Highlights
- Outdoor woodland skills and conservation crafts for children
- Wildlife spotting and learning about local ecology
- Meets on the meadow beside Common View, Rusthall, TN4 8RG
Getting there
Common View, Rusthall (meet on the meadow alongside it), TN4 8RG
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