Festive fun at Notcutts Woodford Park’s free children’s Christmas trail

Friday, 1 December 2023 17:22

A festive adventure awaits young explorers at Notcutts Woodford Park’s free children’s Christmas trail.

Youngsters can search for hidden clues scattered throughout the garden centre to solve the puzzle and be in with the chance of winning a prize. Running every day from Friday 1^st December to Saturday 23^rd December, this free activity will help to keep your little ones entertained during the run up to Christmas.

The garden centre, adorned with twinkling lights and festive decorations, makes the perfect backdrop for this mini-Christmas adventure, and one lucky winner will be chosen at random to win a children’s prize bundle.

In addition, Santa himself will be making a special appearance in the garden centre from 10.30am to 3pm on the first 3 weekends in December.

Notcutts Garden Centre is renowned for its beautiful Christmas displays, making it the ideal place to explore. Parents can accompany their little ones as they navigate through the festive displays, discovering hidden surprises and enjoying the Christmas spirit.

Garden Centre Manager, Jonathan Tew said:

"We are thrilled to offer families in Woodford a unique and free festive experience with our children's Christmas trail. It’s a great way for children to have festive fun in the lead-up to this magical time of the year.”

Activity: Children’s Christmas trail

Cost: Free

When: Daily, 11am to 4pm, from Friday 1^st December to Saturday 23^rd December 2023

Where: Notcutts Woodford Park Garden Centre

Notcutts Woodford Park Garden Centre in Chester Road, Woodford, Stockport, Cheshire SK7 1QS.

Woodford Park is one of 19 Notcutts Garden Centres nationwide.

For more information, call:

0161 439 0745

...or visit:

www.notcutts.co.uk

Notcutts Garden Centre has been a cherished destination for plant enthusiasts and families alike for years. With a commitment to providing high-quality products and creating memorable experiences, Notcutts is as well known for its Christmas displays as it is for its plants and garden supplies.

Notcutts was founded in 1897 by Roger Crompton Notcutt and is still 100% owned by family shareholders.
The business operates 19 garden centres throughout England, each with their own local character. It also has a strong e-commerce business. In addition the company has a portfolio of property, farming and land interests.
The Board of Notcutts Group Ltd is made up of Bridget McIntyre (Chairman), Caroline Notcutt (Vice Chairman), Nick Burrows (CEO), Bryan Laxton (Non-Executive Director) and Julian Herbert (CFO/Company Secretary).

Pictured - Children are in with a chance of winning a fantastic prize bundle when they enter the Notcutts Christmas trail.

Credit/Copyright: Notcutts Ltd.

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