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Join us in the early morning to enjoy the waking of our wildlife areas, in this carefully led Nature Walk.
Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome is an official Conservation Zone, a member of the English Woodland Scheme and hosts no fewer than 13 separate areas operated under the Natural England Entry and Higher Level Stewardship Schemes. It is home to 23 rare bird species and a wonderful range of flora and fauna.
Now, visitors have the opportunity to share a magical time, usually only reserved for the team that care for this treasured location - they can be there when the ecology wakes.
Join us for this specially planned and curated Nature Walk as the sun crests over a skyline barely changed since 1917 and as the dawn chorus resounds.
After a invigorating and pleasing spell in our wildlife areas, not usually accessible, you can repair to the 1917 Airmen's Mess café for your choice of breakfast and hot drinks.
You will need to arrive at the Museum by 0545hrs, in order to start your session with us at 0600hrs.
We regret that this event is not suitable for dogs. Numbers are restricted to control noise and disturbance.
Ticketholders can elect to stay in the Mess after the event to enjoy the museum when it opens at 10am.
Book Tickets
Guide Prices
| Ticket Type | /Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Ticket | £16.63 per ticket |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
At Junction 18 (Chelmsford Park and Ride) of the A12, turn East on the A414 towards Danbury and continue through Danbury towards Maldon.
At the roundabout take the 2nd exit, straight across, onto the B1010 Burnham Road.
Take the first right, Marlpits Road, towards Cock Clarks and Cold Norton. There is a ECC Brown sign advertising us on the right.
At the crossroads, go straight on. This is now Hackmans Lane.
Follow Hackmans Lane through the village of Cock Clarks towards Cold Norton.
Approximately 1.5 miles from Cock Clarks, there is a large sign on the right hand side there is a further ECC Brown sign. At the entrance, ther eis a large white sign showing the entrance to Flambirds Farm.
Turn right onto the concrete track. You will pass another white sign at the bend. Move past the farm to the Aerodrome (0.75 miles).
Park in the designated grassy cordoned off area to the left before you reach the main buildings.
Public Transport Directions
Sorry, we are not served by public transport
