Nature Play - if the 'outdoors' is something you feel is important for your children

[Susan]

Fab thanks,

See you tomorrow at 10am!

[minder]

Cox's Walk is a favourite with my family too - we've been going for around 8 years now and keep meaning to get back up there - especially to get a bag of crisps and drink in the pub at the other end!

[clarebells]

Oh yes, the Woodhouse is a good one, nice fire in the winter, garden in the summer!

[scareyt]

Does anyone know if it's ok to park in the pub carpark for this or in the one at the beginning of the path? Would love to come one thurs but can't figure out how to transport everything & persuade toddler to walk up the hill without buggy unless car is very close by.

[clarebells]

Yes you can park there, the pub have said it is okay for us to use the parking there on Thursdays.

[clarebells]

BTW

Since first starting this thread going back in March - we now have a shiny new website!

www.nature-play.co.uk

And as mentioned earlier all information is on the facebook page http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nature-Play-South-East-London/207738685928324 if you would like to 'like' it and keep in touch with the weekly news.

Cheers,

Clare

[sunbob]

Where do people park now the pub carpark is blocked off please?

[Strawbs]

This sounds amazing and my son would love it! If I was off work on a Thursday I would bring him, my OH is at home with him next week for summer holidays so I'll see if they will come along. x

[clarebells]

There is parking on Sydenham Hill (the road)... and the meeting place is now at the bridge.

For up to date meeting information visit http://www.nature-play.co.uk/south-east-london-uk.html

And keep up to date weekly with our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/pages/Nature-Play-South-East-London/207738685928324

[hpsaucey]

Hello there- just wondering if 8 and 5-year olds are too old to come along? Helen

[clarebells]

Not at all Helen, Nature Play is for all ages. In the school holiday we quite often have old siblings or children that once came to Nature Play when they were younger, or homeschooled/unschooled.

Nature Play is...

Child-led play

For all ages

Every week

All weather

All seasons

Free

[QueenMab]

For anyone wondering about using a buggy, I used to use mine (McLaren) to get from home and go up Cox's Walk and then just chained it to the railings at the railway bridge to continue the rest of the journey on foot/carrying. Actually mostly I didn't chain it, just left it the other side of the fence. I figured there wouldn't be many people wanting to thieve a crusty old buggy from the middle of the woods.

[hpsaucey]

clarebells Wrote:

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> Not at all Helen, Nature Play is for all ages. In

> the school holiday we quite often have old

> siblings or children that once came to Nature Play

> when they were younger, or

> homeschooled/unschooled.

>

> Nature Play is...

> Child-led play

> For all ages

> Every week

> All weather

> All seasons

> Free

Hi there - thanks for the reply. Might come along next week.

Helen

[jonbateson]

We would love to come too now that my daughter is walking (18 months) and my 3 yo would love it!