Fairhaven Woodland & Water Garden

1st time at fairhaven woodland park and I am gutted I haven't been her before ! So many wonderful different walks to do to keep little ones busy. We took our dog as well, which is very much welcomed with water stops and poo bins along the way around. We will definitely return

Lovely place to walk round.
Plants for sale quite poor quality really a d messily displayed.
Restaurant was lovely and busy so a good sign.
Over all a lovely quiet place to wander and worth the money...
We took the longest route and spent a morning here

Really great little find, naturally beautiful and sympathetically maintained woodlands. Lovely cafe with delicious food, cakes and ice cream. Ample parking and so peaceful, even though plenty of families/couples/dogs etc there. Pram and wheelchair friendly and a lovely gentle walk.

* Will keep adding photos of this wonderful place at different times of the year*

Fairhaven is one of those rare special places that you can visit at different times of the year and catch nature and wildlife in different stages. Always well maintained with very helpful staff. Reasonable entry price but even better value if you buy a season ticket. Nice cafe too. One of my favourite places to visit away from the busy world.

Beautiful and serene place. Great to walk in nature. Enjoyed coffer and cake in the cafe stop, and also liked looking round the gift shop. Great day out for all the family.

A delightful few hours was spent exploring the garden. The winding paths took us through the woods and along the streams leading to a wonderful view of the Broads. Irises and candelabra were in full bloom and many other plants had been added. A volunteer Warden we met on the shore of the Broad shared with us some of his vast knowledge of wildlife. Refreshments were available on our return to the Centre.
Well worth a visit!

Lovely walks through lush forest with views of the broads. The paths are well laid out and easy to walk on. Loved the little areas dotted about for fairies. Boat rides are possible. Super cafe serving light lunches, cakes.

A peaceful woodland haven in the fens. Not so much a garden as a managed landscape with some magnificent trees and an understory including hydrangeas and wet-loving plants.
Modetately busy on a Saturday afternoon in August. Booking is wise, even an hour before as it's also cheaper than the price on the gate.
Dogs are welcome on leads and with plenyy of bind there was no mess at all.
Being busy, birds and squirrels were scarce but there are a lot of dragonflies and aquatic insects.
The gift shop us very good, with a modest plant sale area.