WWT London is set to host a Mudfest event packed with mudtastic activities to get stuck into this February half-term.
Mudfest will see nine days of mud-themed activities to entertain the whole family – from creating mud art, to whipping up a ‘treat’ in the mud kitchen and much more.
The full line-up of messy and muddy activities at WWT London also includes exploring how different shaped beaks help wetland birds hunt for food in their muddy habitat, muddy arts and crafts and treating the senses to a good old-fashioned squelch through the mud.
Plus, seed bomb making, nest building, mud and spoon races, animal footprint making and wormery displays.
Alexia Hollinshead, General Manager at WWT London, said: “No-one does mud quite like us! It’s the stuff our super-powered wetlands are made of, and it offers so much fun.
“Whether you fancy mixing it up, building with it, painting with it, or jumping in it, there’s a great adventure at WWTLondon this February that families won’t want to miss!”
All Mudfest 2025 activities are included in the price of admission ticket or free to WWT members and children under four.
Mudfest 2025 will run from 15 to 23 February. For more information or to pre-book tickets, visit https://www.wwt.org.uk/wetland-centres/london/whats-on/events/mudfest-2025-2.
