Activities at High Lodge

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Activities at High Lodge

Man hands woman sausage at BBQ
Barbecue hire at High Lodge
Adventure golf hole 8 at High Lodge
Adventure Golf at High Lodge
children shooting at archery
Archery at High Lodge
Back to Wilderness at High Lodge
Back to Wilderness at High Lodge
group of ladies on mountain bikes in a forest
Breeze into the Forest at High Lodge
Children running at start line
Can But Tri events at High Lodge
Large slide and childrens play area in the woods
Children's play area at High Lodge
women rides through forest
Cycling and mountain biking trails at High Lodge
Disc golf group at basket
Disc Golf at High Lodge
Sunlight shining through woodland scenery
Forest bathing and sound therapy at High Lodge
Forest Holidays cabin in the forest on a sunny day
Forest Holidays at Thorpe Forest, Harling Woods
person climbing on ropes activity in forest
Go Ape Challenge Plus
Go ape forest segway high lodge
Go Ape Forest Segway at High Lodge
Child flying through the woods on a zip wire
Go Ape Tree Top Adventure at High Lodge
A child on the Go Ape Tree Top Adventure Plus at Moors Valley
Go Ape Tree Top Adventure Plus at High Lodge
Go ape tree top adventure high lodge
Go Ape Tree Top Challenge at High Lodge
Shot of legs and wellies of two people walking through forest holding Gruffalo paper bag
Gruffalo Party Trail at High Lodge
Guided trail running
Guided trail runs at High Lodge
People enjoying Nordic Walking in the forest
Nordic Walking at High Lodge
Group of three people walking past a tree
Orienteering at High Lodge
Running on forest trail
Running trails at High Lodge
Accessible trail users with dog
Walking trails at High Lodge

Nearby forests

Santon Downham

Whether you are seeking a quiet stroll or wish to take in the natural beauty of the local area, Santon Downham is an idyllic part of Suffolk.

Much of the land here originally belonged to the Santon Downham estate, which was at one time owned by Charles Sloane (later Lord Cadogan).

Snowdrops in the forest

The Little Ouse Valley between Brandon and Thetford has been designated a Forest Nature Reserve by Forestry England in recognition of its importance to wildlife.

Sunrise in a conifer forest

A patchwork of pines, heathland and broadleaves provide the ideal setting for a great day out, and a welcome refuge for a rich variety of animal and plant life.

18,730 hectares to explore

The forest covers a huge area with many different places to visit, offering a range attractions from the exciting outdoor play facilities at High Lodge to the history and heritage of Mildenhall Warren and Lynford Arboretum and the peace and tranquility of the walks around Santon Downham.

Sun bathing

The magnificent beeches lining the A134 at this site provide the setting for one of the most attractive picnic spots within the forest.

The splendour of the beech canopy affords an atmosphere of peace and tranquility.

An open area next to the car park gives opportunities for those wishing to picnic or play during their stay. Here, heather and grasses add a splash of colour and interest for insects such as butterflies and bees, reminiscent of the former Breckland heaths.

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