The Wilderness Grove Forest School Find Us
Directions
Our Forest School takes place in our private woodland on Intwood Road in Cringleford, South Norfolk (NR4 6TH), located south of the railway line.
You can click on the map for a direct Google Maps link, or simply search for “The Wilderness Grove Forest School.”
The woodland is accessible by road, although public transport options can be less direct. If you have any difficulty getting here, please feel free to contact us and we’ll be happy to help. 🌿
Location
Set in over 3 acres of mature woodland our Forest School has a private gated driveway.
Once inside the gate, drive up to the parking area, signs will direct you to the pole barn to meet Cate and Tom our Forest School leaders.
Google Maps Link
Arriving on foot
Our woodland is located along a small country road that is regularly used by agricultural vehicles and has limited footpaths, so please take extra care when travelling to and from the site.
Please note:
When walking in small groups, keep to the right-hand side of the road so you can see approaching traffic. Stay close to the edge of the road and be prepared to walk in single file if necessary. When approaching a sharp right-hand bend, it may be safer to cross to the left-hand side of the road to improve visibility, crossing back again once the bend has been passed.
If you would like any further guidance about accessing the woodland safely, please feel free to contact us.
Travel and Parking at The Wilderness Grove Forest School
Additional Information
At The Wilderness Grove, we are committed to reducing our carbon footprint and protecting the natural environment.
Where possible, we encourage visitors to car share, use public transport, cycle or walk when travelling to our woodland site. This helps reduce traffic and supports our efforts to operate as sustainably as possible.
Parking at the woodland is limited to 12 spaces, and we aim to minimise the impact of vehicles on our local rural roads and the surrounding woodland environment. Your support in travelling sustainably helps us care for both the land and the local community. 🌿
