A £1m investment has seen new installations and activities brought to Woburn Forest.
Center Parcs launched its Winter Forest Lights breaks last week, for its third year.
The break is designed to allow visitors to shake off the winter blues as the forest it lit with shimmering light displays and illuminations.
Running until Sunday 25 February 2024, guests staying on a break at Center Parcs will get the chance to engage in three brand-new innovative and immersive experiences:
- Wildlight Encounter - which uses 3D holographic technology to bring wildlife to life with light
- Light up the Forest - an interactive experience where guests can cycle or spin to light up the forest
- Celebration of Light – illuminated performers will light up the forest every Tuesday and Saturday, between 5-6pm
There is also The Wishlight Village, where guests can wander through thousands of twinkling lights in the Enchanted Light Garden.
Visitors can also head to the Forest Fayre with its new menu of Swiss cheese fondue, chocolate and cinnamon popcorn, beef brisket topped nachos and marshmallow toasting.
The Lodge of Light has been introduced to all villages this year and is home to an exploratory activity, Winter Quest. Guests can solve challenges, find clues and crack codes as they journey through four zones, on their quest to discover the secret forest cabin, and learn all about wildlife along the way.
“We look forward to welcoming returning and new guests to Longleat over the next six weeks, as they enjoy our new experiences and activities as well as quality family time together.”
Center Parcs also has villages in Nottinghamshire, Cumbria, Wiltshire and Suffolk, as well as Longford Forest in Ireland.
To find out more about Winter Forest Lights, visit the website.
