Activities at West Stow
What to do at West Stow Country Park.
West Stow Country Park is open daily 9am-7pm
West Stow Country Park comprises of 125 acres of unspoilt countryside to explore, including trails, Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) heathland and woodland walks.
There is plenty to discover; wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy visiting the two bird hides and a bird feeding area, as well as a lake and the River Lark with all the life that this attracts.
West Stow Country Park is perfect for picnics on sunny days, energetic winter walks or an evening stroll, the park also boasts an adventure playground for children, making it an ideal family destination.
The unique Anglo-Saxon Village site, with reconstructed buildings and museum sits in the heart of this Breckland landscape. The Visitor Centre has a variety of gifts themed around the sites 10,000 years of human history, plus items on wildlife, nature and unique souvenir gifts.
There is also food and drink available if you wish to stop for an awakening cup of coffee or a lunchtime snack. The café can be found next to the main car park, along with toilet facilities. Dogs are welcome in the country park, provided they are kept on a lead.
West Stow Country Park is open daily 9am to 7pm.
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Visitors to West Stow can explore history and nature at the Country Park and Anglo-Saxon Village.
The West Stow Anglo- Saxon Village and Country Park Cafe is open all year round.
For wildlife enthusiasts there are two bird hides and a bird feeding area, as well as a lake and the River Lark.
Enjoy a family adventure or a gentle stroll in the park.
Explore 125 acres of unspoilt countryside surrounding the West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village.
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