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Join us at Weald Country Park for the Stick Man Play Trail. Designed by leading natural play specialists Infinite Playgrounds, it brings the popular book by Julia Donaldson to life. In the story, Stick Man has many adventures in his journey to return home to his family tree. We hope that the trail will help children and their families enjoy challenging and imaginative play.
The permanent trail is approximately 1.4km in length and features climbing frames, slides, swings. Meet six of the characters and animals in a beautiful park setting. Including Stick Man tree, squirrel, swan, rabbit and frog. Start from Weald visitor centre car park and head down towards the lake. Take a right at the lake and keep going round.
Purchase a trail map from the visitor centre car park for 80p.
Total distance approximately 1.4km. All on surfaced paths suitable for pushchairs and buggies.
The Stick Man play trail is open to everyone and free to use during park opening hours throughout the year. There is a charge for car parking but costs go back towards maintaining the park and protecting its wildlife. Customers are encouraged to pay online for car parking using MiPermit. Further information can be found here: MiPermit Essex County Council Country Parks Cashless Parking and Digital Permits
For details of special themed trails taking place throughout the year, please visit our website.
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Guide Prices
Entrance is free, but parking charges apply.
Up to 1 hour £2.20
Up to 2 hours £3.30
Up to 3 hours £4.40
Over 3 hours £5.50
Facilities
Accessibility
- Disabled access
Catering
- On-site light refreshments
- Picnic site
Property Facilities
- Dogs Accepted
Target Markets
- Coach parties accepted
Map & Directions
Road Directions
Weald Country Park is easily accessible from the M25 and A127. Take the A1012 to Brentwood and turn left at the traffic lights.Disabled parking is available on site.
