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26/02/2026

Join us for a morning in the woods this Saturday. Learn the ancient art of whittling, connect with your kin and enjoy a cook up on the campfire. No previous experience necessary. Tools and materials will be provided. For tickets visit https://www.wildwisdomecotherapy.uk/events

25/02/2026

Step out for sight loss and join KAB’s sponsored walks!

This summer bring your friends and family together for a meaningful adventure on a KAB sensory walk. With three lovely locations across Kent, step into the smell, sound, touch and taste of nature, all whilst raising essential funds to support people living with sight loss.

- Sign up today by visiting: https://www.kab.org.uk/about-us/community-news/sensory-nature-walks
- Tickets start from just £4.00.
- Distance: 4-5km
- We ask that each participant raises a minimum of £25.00 to help support people living with sight loss in Kent.

Locations:
Mote Park, Maidstone: Saturday 6 June
High Elms Country Park, Bromley: Saturday 18 July
Betteshanger Park, Deal: Saturday 22 August

Image description:
Park scene with tall trees and a path with footprints. Text reads Sensory Nature Walk. Step out for sight loss. Mote Park. Saturday 6 June. High Elms Country Park Saturday 18 July. Betteshanger Park Saturday 22 August. 4-5km. This Summer!

23/02/2026

For the next 2 weeks a new Changing Place Toilet is being installed at Trosley. This is funded by the DEFRA access for all fund through the Kent Downs National Landscape team. These toilets are fully accessible facilities designed for people with specialist needs. They are already in place at Shorne Woods Country Park, Brockhill Country Park and Lullingstone Country Park already as part of a wider programme if access improvements funded by the Kent Downs National Landscape.

This fund has also enabled the path surfacing improvements at Trosley to enable better access for all throughout the year.

Trosley Country Park and Shorne Woods provide accessible access to the North Kent Woods and Downs National Nature Reserve so more people can enjoy this nationally important landscape.

We apologise for any disruption during these works.

23/02/2026

Join us for an accessible Roll and Stroll around this Cross Channel Geosite at Brockhill Country Park at Hythe, Kent on Wednesday 11th March.

We will take the picturesque route down the accessible path and offer support for wheelers navigating the steep camber down to the lake. Where we might be able to see the toad tadpoles at the waters edge.

♿️The route is best for wheeled devices suited for All Terrain but we can offer assistance to ensure everyone navigates along the route safely.

There are benches along the route to rest for those with mobility limitations. (About 1.5km with one steep section)

We will learn about the Cross Channel Geo Park too and its similarities with Geo Sites over the water in France.

Accessibility
Brockhill Country Park has a Changing Places and disabled accessible toilet. There are 2 Blue Badge parking spaces.
The car park has paid parking or sign up for an annual Blue Badge Season ticket for all the 9 Kent Country Parks.

https://www.kent.gov.uk/leisure-and-community/kent-country-parks/parking-season-tickets

Carers go free too. Supported walk for wheeled users.

More info on accessibility here:
https://www.kent.gov.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0016/201283/Brockhill-Country-Park-Accessibility-Guide_June2023.pdf

Location details
Sandling Road
Hythe Kent
CT21 4HL

More details on website:
https://www.kent.gov.uk/leisure-and-community/kent-country-parks/find-a-kent-country-park/brockhill-country-park/location-and-opening-times-for-brockhill-country-park

Meeting location
By the Brockhill Cafe
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To book your places please specify if for wheelchair user or care or if you need to cancel, or will be late please message / WhatsApp +447787 1818550
Or email wildwithwheels@outlook.com

This event is supported by Cross Channel Geopark Transmache with Kent Downs National Landscape.

21/02/2026

It was the Sense Sational event at Maison Dieu and Riverside Centre. And local Disability organisations were there to promote what they do.

Thank you to our Volunteers for hosting our stand. It was lovely to see .fundraising, , and

There were contributions from Astor College and Dover Grammar School for Girls. Along with the very helpful ambassadors.

It was lovely to meet new faces and learn a bit more about the history of Maison Dieu and Dover. Every time we visit we learn a little bit more.

If you didn’t get to go today then do visit soon or get in touch with the local disability groups to show your support.

21/02/2026

At Wild with Wheels, we don’t follow the trend or use the latest buzz words if they don’t resonate with our ethos.

The word ‘containers’ is being used recently for wellness retreats, and ‘safe spaces’. However this word is triggering and trauma bonded.

Many have escaped persecution, war zones and regimes by hiding in containers…

Many have been traumatised in contained spaces when they have spoken out for freedom.

Containment doesn’t evoke the freedom that being out in nature provides. Wellbeing without walls.

Wild with Wheels never claim to be therapists. We facilitate and enable access to wild spaces, so that Mother Nature completes the healing process.

We encourage, and offer inclusive interactions through available senses to connect with the elements of plants, wildlife, earth, air and water.

Wellbeing isn’t something to contain. Growth comes through facing shadows, sharing experiences, allowing space for being seen and heard.

When you contain something, it is restricted, it doesn’t grow as nature intended, there’s no space for movement.

Many people with disabilities and chronic conditions are restricted everyday by being ‘contained’ by their physical/ neurological and muscular, digestive / emotional/ sensory/ neurodiverse limitations.

We therefore offer to Nurture and flow without containment. We suggest using ‘safe space’ or other terminology and descriptions which don’t trigger that feeling of being contained.

Nature is limitless, and we believe that experiencing freedom, space to move and breathe the fresh air, without walls allows for healing ❤️‍🩹

Share your thoughts or alternative descriptors for ‘containers’ below…

20/02/2026