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The Crow Wood Project seeks to be as inclusive as possible. The project partnership have worked with Access Consultants The Access Collaboration to ensure maximum consideration has been given to accessibility throughout the project development.
Find The Access Collaboration on Faceboook
What is Crow Wood Playscape?
The National Trust is developing proposals for a new play area in Crow Wood at Lyme Park.
The play area has been made possible thanks to £250,000 of funding from WREN, a not for profit business that awards grants to community projects across the UK on behalf of Waste Recycling Group (WRG).
The new play area will follow the 'Playscape' concept, whereby play opportunities will be offered throughout the woodland, and users will be able to engage with their natural surroundings through play.
By taking this approach, the new play area will sit sensitively within the historic Lyme Park landscape. It will also offer play features that stimulate imagination far more than a traditional playground would.
The Crow Wood playscape will be a sensory experience, offering play to children of all abilities, and giving the chance for parents and carers to engage with their children at play much more freely.
Groundwork Cheshire is managing this project in conjunction with the National Trust, and are inviting all Lyme Park visitors to get involved in the design process. If you are interested in the project, please feel free to leave comments on this blog, or attend our workshops at Lyme Park as advertised. Further information about the project can be obtained from Katherine Stanier on 01606 723160.
For more information about the National Trust, please visit its website.
For more information about WREN, please visit its website.
Accessibility
The Crow Wood Project seeks to be as inclusive as possible. The project partnership have worked with Access Consultants The Access Collaboration to ensure maximum consideration has been given to accessibility throughout the project development.
Find The Access Collaboration on Faceboook
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