Forestry England has announced a new attraction at Salcey Forest on the outskirts of Milton Keynes with the new Room on the Broom Trail, which launched this month.
Based on Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s story, the new trail will be open for families to enjoy throughout 202 as a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the beloved book.
Visitors on the trail will find it packed with activities, fascinating forest facts, and plenty of hands on fun in an experience designed for families to enjoy and explore the great outdoors.
The organisers said, “From 27 January, visitors can join Witch and her friends on a spellbinding journey through the forest. Along the way, children will help Witch find her lost hat, bow and wand, and collect magical ingredients to complete her spell. Each stop on the trail is packed with fun activities, fascinating forest facts, and a sprinkle of woodland magic – perfect for young explorers and families looking for an unforgettable day out.”
Demi Langford, Forest Centre Manager said, “We’re thrilled to bring the magic of Room on the Broom to Salcey Forest. This trail is a wonderful way for families to connect with nature, enjoy a beloved story, and create unforgettable memories together. With fun activities and enchanting surprises along the way, it’s the perfect adventure for young explorers.”
To make the adventure even more special, families can pick up a Room on the Broom trail pack for just £4. Each pack includes a themed lanyard, magic spell cards, stickers, a pencil, and a pop-out craft to create your very own witchy wand.
The Room on the Broom trail continues the successful partnership between Forestry England and Magic Light Pictures, which began in 2014, bringing Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s beloved characters to life in natural settings. Filled with woodland magic, captivating storytelling, and family fun, this new trail offers the perfect way for families to enjoy the great outdoors together throughout 2026.
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