Wild with Wheels is delighted to invite you to join us at the Historical Landmark of Fort Burgoyne on Thursday 3rd November at 10-12pm for a FREE sensory focused accessible nature crafts experience.

This location is suitable for those with mobility limitations as there is a Disabled Toilet on site as well as sheltered spots with access to our Nature Craft area.

There is plenty of space for Parking in the site. 

We'll be exploring the grounds of the Monumental Site, which follows along an easy access path. Depending on the time of year we can take time to explore the historical site, as well as explore how the site has become a haven for wildlife and species with thrive in this Chalk grassland. There is a viewpoint with a backdrop of the Dover Castle. As well as a forest School area which is accessible for Circle Time and outdoor activities.

Our nature craft activities can also take place sheltered from the elements in the casements.

Join us and get close to nature with our experienced Support Walkers.

📆Theme: National Stress Awareness Day on 2nd November. 

We will be focusing on reducing stress with relaxing nature based activities.

♿ Wheelchair and mobility scooter friendly (including parking)

👨‍🦯 Suitable for all physical, learning and mental health needs

🚾 Toilets on site

☕ Refreshments not available, please bring your own. Plenty of eateries nearby in Dover Town.

🚸 All ages welcome

🌳 Connect with nature and wildlife

🎨 Nature arts and craft activity

📚 Interactive nature & folk tales

🏛 Site of Historic Interest

🔊 Equipment can be provided for Visual or Hearing impairments (please let us know in advance)

⏰ 2 hours duration. Gated Access so please arrive promptly 

🪑 Frequent seating opportunities indoors or in Forest School Area

🦮 Fully trained support dogs welcome

👫 Support and carers welcome

🧭 Meet us by the entrance of the Gate at Connaught Barracks in Guston, to be let through to Fort Burgoyne in Guston, Location details click here Fort Burgoyne  

More details of the walks, along with FAQ's on our website.. https://wildwithwheels.com

Wild with Wheels funding provided through the Farming in Protected Landscapes programme from Defra and the Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, who are supporting access to nature in Kent.

We look forward to welcoming you to our friendly group, led and inspired by disabled adults and children.