Just a reminder that Knoxwood is now CLOSED for public visitors until EASTER. As always, we are still open for wildlife casualties.

Knoxwood will be opening SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS ONLY from Saturday 15th April until the end of October. Opening hours 11am to 3pm Saturdays & Sundays. We appreciate that we are normally open throughout the school holidays, but in light of … Continued

Just to let you know that some of Georges old stories based around Knoxwood are being published on a brand new site: www.pennypapers.co.uk They will be gradually added over the next few weeks – keep an eye out for them in … Continued

Since we have had a mild few days we have taken advantage and repaired some of the winter damage to the trees. Mostly we just had a branch down here and there, but sadly we lost half a willow that … Continued

Sorry things have been a bit quiet here at the Knoxwood website, we have had a fairly manic Christmas & New Year… December brought a huge re organisation of our current staffing, now everyone has settled in a little we … Continued

The Gremlins have been evicted from our internet and we are now back online… Scrappy is on guard to make sure they do not return! We will have updates on the way very shortly…

A great big thank you to A W Jenkinsons and Lawsons Haulage for donating and delivering 2 pallet loads (96 bales) of sawdust to us yesterday and a massive thank you to Steven Mattinson for arranging everything for us. Thank … Continued

A massive thank you to Billy Clyde who since visiting Knoxwood for the open day back in August has been periodically dropping off new hand made huts for all our critters. Billy has been kind enough to build us a … Continued

With how much food is wasted by supermarkets being in the news a lot recently we would like to point out that our local Sainsburys, Co-Op and Bookers Wholesale all donate waste fruit, veg and baked goods to Knoxwood to … Continued

Over 300 trees have been planted along the border of our back field. We have planted a good mix of trees and tried to include plenty with fruits and berries. Once planted the whole hedge was covered with netting to … Continued