On the path between the Upper Lake and Park Lane, a little fairy village has appeared, with little houses formed out of tree trunks and fairy gardens planted between the tree roots. Make your visit into a full day with a walk around Roundhay Park, a visit to Tropical World and something to eat at Lakeside or the Mansion.
Fairies have moved into an unassuming stretch of woodland in East Ardsely, and if you’re very quiet you might just see them! As you wander look out for little fairy doors and fairy trinkets- sure signs that fairies live here! Details here.
Over at the Northwood Trail is England’s Fairy Sanctuary, where fairies can come to live in Enchanted Woodland without fear. As you wander on the mile long trail, you’ll see lots of beautiful fairy homes, bridges and maybe even a fairy! There is a fairy village, a woodland natural play area and a brilliant cafe to enjoy whilst you’re there too. Read more here.
In the middle of the beautiful woodland of the Enchanted Forest, amongst the homes of many other fairytale creatures, you’ll find a magical Fairy Village! if you’re very quiet you might even hear the tinkle of fairy laughter as you cross the fairy bridge!
Enter the woodland this Half Term and spot the new fairy houses. Make a wish as you follow the magical Fairy Trail through the enchanted woodland to find the homes of the fairies. More about Piglets here.
Up in Studfold there is a Fairy Trail with a difference; as well as fairies there are loads of activities to enjoy on your walk; a mixture of active and educational ones. There’s a playground and picnic area- and they’ll take your picnic up there if you don’t want to have to carry it round yourself! Read the Mumbler review of a pre-lockdown visit here.
For more ideas for themed activities and days out around Leeds see this page.
