Days Out in the Forest of Dean: Wye Valley Visitor Centre

Discover Four Amazing Attractions at Wye Valley Visitor Centre in the Forest of Dean

The Wye Valley Visitor Centre, nestled in the stunning Forest of Dean, is home to four unique attractions offering fun and adventure for visitors of all ages.

From getting lost in a maze to exploring the enchanting world of butterflies, there’s something for everyone.

The aMazing Hedge Puzzle

In the heart of the Wye Valley lies the Jubilee Maze, planted by Lindsay and Edward Heyes in 1977. This traditional hedge maze features a romantic temple at its centre and over a kilometre of hedges. It’s not just about finding your way; it’s about play! Families can enjoy games like tag or Marco Polo, or opt for stealth tactics. A viewing platform provides guidance, but trust becomes the ultimate challenge. For those seeking a deeper puzzle, the Museum of Mazes offers a historical exploration of labyrinths, from myths to mathematics.

• Opening Times 2024: Daily from 10 March to 3 November, opening at 11am.
• Admission Charges 2024:
  • Adult: £5.75
  • Child (5-15yrs): £4.25
  • Concession: £4.75
  • Under 4s: Free (with a paying adult)
  • Carer: Free

Wye Valley Butterfly Zoo

The Wye Valley Butterfly Zoo offers a captivating glimpse into the enchanting world of butterflies. Visitors can enjoy a safari through lush tropical gardens, learning about the lifecycle, behaviour, and survival techniques of these delicate creatures.

• Opening Times 2024: Open all year (except Christmas and New Year’s Day), from 10am.
• Admission Charges 2024:
  • Adult: £6.75
  • Child (5-15yrs): £4.75
  • Concession: £5.25
  • Under 4s: Free (with a paying adult)
  • Carer: Free

Roman Fantasy Miniature Golf

Embark on a delightful journey through the twelve-hole Roman Fantasy Miniature Golf course, nestled amidst the whimsical ruins of a Roman farm villa. With scorecards, clubs, and balls provided, players can enjoy this original design with an all-weather artificial turf playing surface.

• Opening Times 2024: Open all year (except Christmas and New Year’s Day), from 10am.
• Admission Charges 2024:
  • Adult: £4 (extra rounds £2)
  • Child (5-15yrs): £4 (extra rounds £2)
  • Concession: £4 (extra rounds £2)

Wye Valley Warfare Laser-Ops

For an adrenaline-fuelled adventure, Wye Valley Warfare – Laser Ops offers an immersive combat experience for visitors of all ages. Inspired by SAS CQB ranges, this outdoor battleground promises thrilling battles in a realistic environment. Suitable for small groups or larger gatherings of ten to twenty participants, this experience is not to be missed.

• Opening Times 2024: During the summer season. Check online for more details.
• Admission Charges 2024:
  • Mission Alpha: £10 per person (60-minute session)

Take advantage of special offers at Wye Valley Visitor Centre!

The Wye Valley Visitor Centre offers bundle discounts for combined activities and multi-attraction entry, making it easy to enjoy a full day of fun and adventure. More details can be found here>

Dog Policy
Working guide dogs are welcome in all areas except the Butterfly Zoo and Laser Ops enclosures.

Disabled Access
The Wye Valley Visitor Centre is fully accessible, with all attractions on one level and accessible facilities.

Finding the Wye Valley Visitor Centre
Located between Ross-on-Wye and Monmouth on the A40 at Symonds Yat West. Follow the brown signs to the 'Hedge Puzzle'.
Jubilee Park, Symonds Yat West, Forest of Dean HR9 6DA

Telepone: 01600 890360

For more details on opening times, admission charges, and to book your tickets, visit the Wye Valley Visitor Centre’s official website - www.mazes.co.uk

Explore Gloucestershire
15 June 2024

• Contact email : havefun@mazes.co.uk
• Contact phone : 01600 890360
• Also see : Wye Valley Visitor Centre

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