Join forager and wild craft enthusiast Wild for Woods for a unique experience at West Stow Country Park this autumn, foraging, cooking, and sampling nature’s produce.
You will take part in a guided walk through the country park and along the scenic riverside of the River Lark, discovering edible plants and learning about the Brecks landscape.
You will then experience some camp stove cooking, and sample some locally sourced natural delicacies.
Riverbank Banquet
When: Saturday 2nd September
Where: West Stow Country Park (IP28 6HG)
Time: 10.30am-1.30pm
Cost: Free to participants with thanks to the support of the National Lottery Heritage Fund
Age: For adults and ages 7+ (all children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult)
Booking required. Find out more and book HERE
Further information
Parking: Parking is available in the main West Stow Country Park visitor car park. Please note that parking charges will apply.
What to wear/bring: This session is outdoors so please wear appropriate clothing and layers.
For more information about West Stow Country Park, visit: www.weststow.org
This event is supported by BFER in partnership with Wild for Woods and West Stow Country Park
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