Wildland Tours & Experiences
Experience Wild Nature Restoration Across England
Join expert-guided British Nature tours at our Wildlands in Norfolk, Lincolnshire and Essex. Walk off the beaten track, discover returning wildlife, and learn how large-scale Nature restoration is transforming the landscape.
Book a tour below.
Beavers have arrived at Boothby Wildland!
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Beaver Enclosure Tours | Boothby Wildland, Lincolnshire
Various dates in 2026 and 2027
£30From Spring 2026, you’ll be able to tour the 200ha beaver enclosure – the largest in England. Lasting 2.5 hours and venturing through the beavers’ wetland world, you’ll see signs of their activity such as tree felling, damming, lodge building, debarking and digging. You may even spot some other wildlife benefitting from their efforts. Your guide will share with you a brief history of beavers in the UK, their behaviours, and why they were reintroduced to Boothby Wildland.
Please note: We are deliberately avoiding dawn and dusk, when beavers are most active, to protect their welfare as they settle in.
Boothby Pagnell, Lincolnshire NG33 4DE.
15 min. drive from Grantham station.
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Beaver Enclosure Family Friendly Tours | Boothby Wildland, Lincolnshire
Various dates in 2027 aligning with school holidays
Adults £25 Children £15Join us for a family friendly tour through the beaver enclosure. Venturing through the beaver’s wetland world, you’ll see signs of their activity such as tree felling, damming, lodge building, debarking and digging. You’ll also hopefully spot some other wildlife benefitting from their efforts. Your guide will share with you a brief history of beavers in the UK, their behaviour as well as how and why they were reintroduced to Boothby Wildland.
Please note: We are deliberately avoiding dawn and dusk, when beavers are most active, to protect their welfare.
Boothby Pagnell, Lincolnshire NG33 4DE.
15 min. drive from Grantham station.
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“Absolutely wonderful visit! I did the Beaver enclosure tour and loved it! Claire gave us a very enthusiastic and fascinating tour, would definitely recommend!” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
— Paula, GoogleWildland Tours in Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Essex
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Rewilding and Evening Tours | Boothby Wildland, Near Grantham, Lincolnshire
Various dates in 2027
£30Boothby has completed its 3 year retreat from arable farming and, together with a few exciting human interventions, natural processes are now taking over. In this 2.5 hour tour of the wildland you’ll gain an insight into our long term vision for Nature and the steps needed to achieve that vision. Together with your guide you’ll explore the landscape and see firsthand some of the amazing projects that are underway – from river restoration to wildflower meadow creation. Be sure to don your walking boots in readiness for some off-piste adventures!
Boothby Pagnell, Lincolnshire NG33 4DE.
15 min. drive from Grantham station.
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British Nature Tours | High Fen Wildland, Near Thetford, Norfolk
Various dates
£30High Fen is a fascinating peatland restoration project in the Fens, where our plans to rewet the landscape and increase biodiversity are well underway. On our 2.5 hour tour of the Wildland you’ll gain an insight into our long term vision for Nature and the steps needed to achieve it. Together with your guide you’ll explore the landscape and discover some of the natural treasures that are already beginning to appear. Come prepared to wander off the beaten path on rough and muddy terrain.
Thornham Road, Methwold Hythe, Norfolk IP26 4PJ.
35 min. drive from Ely or Thetford station.
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British Nature Tours | Harold's Park Wildland, Nazeing, Essex
Various Dates
£30Our third site is a stunning grassland landscape with a fascinating history and views to the City of London skyline. During our 2.5 hour tour of the Wildland you’ll gain an insight into our long term vision for Nature and the steps needed to achieve that vision. Together with your guide you’ll explore the landscape and discover some of the early signs of Nature recovery. From woodlands to grasslands, we’ll hike across mixed terrain, veering away from the standard footpaths. If you’re lucky, you may even meet our free-roaming Iron Age pigs.
Nazeing, Waltham Abbey EN9 2SF.
10 min. drive from Broxbourne Station
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“Brilliant to see conservation work in action. The processes involved expertly explained whilst seeing a nice mix of species along the way. Will definitely be back to see the story progress.” ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
— Jack, GoogleChristmas Workshops at Boothby Wildland
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Christmas Card Lino Printing Workshop | Boothby Wildland, near Grantham, Lincolnshire
Tue 17 Nov 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
£40Get creative this November and learn the art of lino printing in the beautiful surroundings of Boothby Wildland. Whether you're completely new to printmaking or looking to develop your creative skills, this relaxed and friendly workshop will guide you through the process of designing, carving and printing your own unique artwork.
Using a winter landscape or festive theme as inspiration, you'll create a one-colour lino print and leave with six A6 greeting cards or prints ready to gift, frame or send to loved ones.
Boothby Pagnell, Lincolnshire NG33 4DE.
15 min. drive from Grantham station.
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Christmas Needle Felting Workshop | Boothby Wildland, near Grantham, Lincolnshire
Mon 14 Dec 2026 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
£25Embrace the festive season with a cosy evening of creativity at Boothby Wildland. In this needle felting workshop, you'll learn how to transform soft wool fibres into a charming handmade Christmas decoration. This is a great course for learning the basics of needle felting whilst getting into the Christmas spirit!
Choose from creating a Robin, Owl or Penguin, and discover the techniques of sculpting and shaping wool through needle felting.
With expert guidance throughout, you'll leave with a beautiful festive creature to display at home or gift to someone special.
Boothby Pagnell, Lincolnshire NG33 4DE.
15 min. drive from Grantham station.
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Bird and Moth Experiences at Boothby Wildland
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Spring and Autumn Migration Bird Ringing | Boothby Wildland, near Grantham, Lincolnshire
Various dates and times in 2027
Adults £15 Children £10Discover the world of bird ringing on this accessible and informative experience.
Set in the garden at Boothby Wildland, you’ll discover how and why we ring the birds across the Wildland. The location means you’ll be seeing birds up close, just a few steps from your car.
Boothby Pagnell, Lincolnshire NG33 4DE.
15 min. drive from Grantham station.
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Up With the Lark Tour | Boothby Wildland, near Grantham, Lincolnshire
Fri 14 May 2027 6:00 AM - 8:30 AM
£30Join us for a special early morning tour across the wildland. You’ll get to experience the sounds and sights of the dawn chorus at Boothby, along with other early morning wildlife benefitting from our rewilding efforts.
2-3 mile walk following a route that maybe be uneven, muddy and tough to navigate in parts. Sturdy walking boots are recommended.
Boothby Pagnell, Lincolnshire NG33 4DE.
15 min. drive from Grantham station.
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Meet the Moths | Boothby Wildland, near Grantham, Lincolnshire
Wed 16 Jun 2027 7:00 AM - 8:30 AM
£15Discover the world of moths on this accessible and informative experience. Set in the garden at Boothby, you’ll discover all the different types of moth that call Boothby home. Help gather in the moth trap from the night before and identify each species with the help of our Ranger team.
The location means you’ll be seeing and identifying moths a few steps from your car.
Boothby Pagnell, Lincolnshire NG33 4DE.
15 min. drive from Grantham station.
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Wildland Tour & Experiences FAQ
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Dogs are not permitted on tours where livestock are present. In addition, High Fen is a dog-free site at all times, and dogs are not allowed on Boothby Beaver Enclosure tours. Please check the tour details before booking, as dog policies vary depending on the location and wildlife considerations.
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Parking is available at each of our wildlands. You’ll find our maps below.
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Most tours last approximately 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours. Please check your booking confirmation for exact timings.
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Yes, we do not accept walk-ins on the way.
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Yes, families are welcome. Children should be accompanied by an adult at all times. For families with younger participants, we recommend our shorter family-friendly tours, which are designed to be more engaging and accessible for children.
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Please wear comfortable clothing and suitable footwear for outdoor conditions. Trousers are recommended all year round at all sites due to a tick risk. We recommend bringing waterproofs if rain is forecast and wellies in the winter.
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Tours generally operate in most weather conditions. In cases of severe weather, we will contact guests regarding alternative arrangements.
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Please contact us before booking so we can discuss accessibility requirements and advise on the most suitable experience.
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Absolutely. We encourage guests to take photos and share their experience, while respecting wildlife and other visitors.
Rewilding Site Locations
Boothby Wildland
Boothby Pagnell, Lincolnshire NG33 4DE
Nearest train station: Grantham, 15 mins
Harold’s Park Wildland
Nazeing, Waltham Abbey EN9 2SF
Nearest train station: Broxbourne, 10 mins
High Fen Wildland
Thornham Road, Methwold Hythe, Norfolk IP26 4PJ
Nearest train station: Ely or Thetford, 35 mins
Guest Reviews ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“A really exciting restoration project. You get a close look at the beaver habitat and all the work the beavers have been up to. Plus all the other wildlife that is starting to flourish at the site. Claire was a super guide and was an inspiration, as was David. Highly recommend a visit!”
— Mark Webb, Google“High Fen is a magical and tranquil place that will astound and amaze those who visit. This new wilding project on the edge of the fens will open eyes for all who imagine a future where the natural world lives harmoniously with our industrialised one. It is like the Serengeti of the fens!”
— Harriet Bick, Google“I had a fascinating walk of the site last week led ably by Tom. Its heights span spectacular views of London, Epping Forest and Harlow showing what potential this site has. Does this rewilding site have the potential to become London's 'Knepp'? Absolutely.”
— Mark, Google