Photo by Samuel Mann
London Wetland Centre is a great day out for the family which your toddler will enjoy too. The Wetland Centre hosts more than 40 hectares of created wetlands in the south west of the capital city with the opportunity to see rare and beautiful wetland wildlife. Understandably you can’t feed the birds but you should have fun pointing out the different birds and ducks, looking at the frogs and letting your little one burn some energy by having a walk around. Older toddlers will also burn off energy in the playground where you will also find the water exhibits duck races and the rain cloud. (Please not the water exhibits are turned off in the Winter and when it’s raining). When you’re hungry there’s the Water’s Edge Cafe right in the centre with highchairs available. There’s a selection of hot and cold food, snacks and cakes. There’s also baby milk warming facilities.
Pushchair Access
London Wetland Centre is buggy friendly throughout. There’s even lift access to the top of the Peacock Viewing Tower.
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London Wetlands Centre
