Join us for your weekly and weekend nature play fix!

What is it?

Nature Play is there for you and your little outdoor explorers with fun and friendly faces to say hi to. A weekly outdoor stay and play session for under 7s and their caregivers with a range of activities, lots of space to have fun safely and share stories in the haven of Boundary Way Community Garden. 

There are also seasonal weekend Family Nature Play at Boundary Way for the opportunity for you to come and share the joys of exploring the world around us with your friends and families!

Come along for:

• a friendly space for you to be amongst other parents, grandparents and caregivers
• carefully developed and research exploratory natural play opportunities for your child to enjoy and learn from
• and good quality hot drinks to keep you going!​

Spaces are limited to ensure a calm and playful environment - for our full policies please click here.

These sessions are supported by Severn Trent Community Fund.

To help them continue you can support accessible play in our city by donating in the session, online here or purchasing a hot drink whilst playing!

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 We had so much fun today exploring outdoors. The mud kitchen was very messy and great for little imaginations to blossom. We loved exploring the plants and leaves with the microscopes to see what we could see. The wooden building area was a hit with my little boy as well. Thank you for a lovely afternoon."

​Bethan​

Capacity and environment

Sessions take place in the haven of Boundary Way Community Garden with natural areas and uneven ground. Risk Assessments are in place and responsibility of little ones lies with their caregivers at all times. 

There is limited shelter for rainy weather and we will only cancel playing if it is unsafe so we advise you and your little one wear clothes suitable for outdoors - including the unpredictable British weather!

In each session you will find:

• Mud kitchen
• Digging areas
• Sensory plants 
• Balance beams and physical games
• ​Music making
• Natural craft and construction materials
• Mark making, such as mud painting 
• Seating area
• Insect habitats and bug collecting resources
• Shelter in case of bad weather

How do I get there?

The Community Garden in Boundary Way Allotments, Warstones
(Use 'Boundary Way' or 'Highfields School' for SatNav)

Meet by small gate at the top of the hill. Parking on-road.