Ready for a wild encounter?
At our Webs and Scales event, you'll get up close to snakes, spiders, and some adorable furry animals as we will be welcoming AnimalsUK to Flag Fen! Whether you're fascinated by the slithery, the creepy-crawly, or the irresistibly cute, this is your chance to meet them all.
Are you brave enough to hold a snake or say hello to a tarantula? Don't worry, there'll be some fluffy friends to balance out the chills!
Broomstick making and storytime in the roundhouse also included.
£6.00, child (Includes entry into Flag Fen)
£6.30, adult (Includes entry into Flag Fen)
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