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OUR PLANS FOR THE FUTURE

A future shaped by you.

Forty ideas for what WildChase could become: a welcoming holiday park for SEND families, carers and school groups. These are possibilities to explore together, not confirmed features or booking plans.

Share what matters to you
01 / A WELCOME THAT WORKS

Arrive and feel at ease.

  1. We imagine WildChase as a place where every guest knows they belong.
  2. Planning would begin with SEND families, carers and school groups.
  3. Clear information before a visit could make the unknown feel smaller.
  4. A simple arrival route could help guests settle in at their own pace.
  5. Thoughtful signs could make it easier to find the way around.
  6. Quiet check-in options could support people who need a gentler start.
  7. Accessible paths could connect the parts of the park people most want to use.
  8. Rest places could offer a pause whenever someone needs one.
  9. Facilities should be shaped around real needs, not assumptions.
  10. Everyone should be able to choose how much adventure feels right today.
02 / DAYS TO EXPLORE

Find your kind of adventure.

  1. The little railway could become a shared journey around the park.
  2. Nature play could invite curiosity without a fixed way to join in.
  3. Gardens could offer colour, texture and moments of calm.
  4. Open lawns could leave room for games, gatherings or simply being outside.
  5. Play spaces could offer different levels of movement and challenge.
  6. Sensory information could help visitors choose activities with confidence.
  7. Sheltered spots could make changing weather easier to manage.
  8. Flexible activities could include children, adults and carers together.
  9. School visits could connect outdoor learning with joyful exploration.
  10. A good day here could look different for every person who visits.
03 / ROOM TO STAY

Make space for a real break.

  1. Future accommodation could be designed around comfort and choice.
  2. Families could tell us what would make an overnight stay possible.
  3. Carers could help identify practical details that are easy to overlook.
  4. Calmer interiors could give guests somewhere to recharge.
  5. Useful layouts could make daily routines feel less demanding.
  6. Outdoor spaces near places to stay could keep nature close at hand.
  7. Clear descriptions could help people decide whether a stay suits them.
  8. Flexible options could support short breaks and longer visits.
  9. School groups could help shape safe and workable day-visit facilities.
  10. Every future feature would need to be tested against what guests actually need.
04 / YOUR IDEAS SHAPE WHAT COMES NEXT

Build the next sketch together.

  1. This six-acre plan is a starting point, not a finished promise.
  2. Your feedback can show us what is missing from the first drawing.
  3. A small detail you notice may make a big difference to another family.
  4. Tell us which parts of the railway, gardens or play areas excite you.
  5. Tell us which parts might be difficult to use, reach or enjoy.
  6. Share the quiet, sensory or access features you would value most.
  7. Carers can point out the facilities that would make visits practical.
  8. Schools can suggest what would help a group learn and explore together.
  9. We can use these ideas to decide what deserves attention in the next design.
  10. The future of WildChase should grow from the people it hopes to welcome.
THE NEXT STEP IS LISTENING

What would you add?

Tell us what would make a visit easier, more enjoyable or more welcoming. The feedback form asks for no name or email, and your suggestion goes to the project owner for review.

Help shape WildChase