Go on a wild adventure this October holiday on a family bushcraft and woodland skills day in the Stoke Park Estate. We will explore the wild woods, collect materials for crafts and shelter, create our own campfire together and cook our own garlic bread, learn all about the forest and how things work, and some of the fascinating ways we can use plants and the woodland around us.

Due to the nature of the event, all children must be accompanied by an adult – we ask a maximum of two under 16s per adult in attendance for safety with fire and knives.

Your main ticket includes ONE adult with up to TWO children. Please email steveenglandbristol@gmail.com if you have any queries or questions on this.

The Stoke Park Project – what is it and why is my place funded?

This is your opportunity to come and be part of a community conversation about Stoke Park. Bristol City Council wants to hear from you about which of the Park’s heritage and access features needs improving first.

By taking part in a fully funded walk with Steve England, you will learn all about the heritage, history and nature of the park, and afterwards you will be asked to send some feedback in a 3 minute survey, based on what you’ve seen and learned.

After the walk you will also have the chance to chat to Maria from Lockleaze Neighbourhood Trust about your feelings and opinions. Which heritage aspects do you want to see restored first and foremost? Where could Stoke Park be easier to access for all?

The feedback received will inform how Bristol City Council manage the estate – so this really is your chance to influence the future of Stoke Park.

We request for any one individual to only book ONE funded space if possible throughout the programme please.

If you are unable to attend, please let us know asap so we can offer the space to someone else!