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Kids Drop-off

While you head for the ridgelines, the kids can have an adventure of their own.

We’re offering a complimentary Kids Drop-Off service. It’s a chance to explore, create and get properly muddy under the care of experienced nature-play educators. Spots are extremely limited and bookings required.

While you’re out chasing summits, your kids will be chasing sticks, stories and imagination. Everyone gets their own adventure.

Think treasure hunts, bush crafts, climbing, exploring and building. The kind of play that belongs outside. If the West Coast weather isn’t too wild.

Kids should be dropped at our outdoor location: this reserve just behind The Hub. We have a wet weather plan too and the Free to Be BushPlay team will provide the information you require, in the week leading up to DIVERGE.

Saturday 1 May

7.15am-5pm
Ages: 5-12
Location: Drop kids at this reserve just behind The Hub

Due to the logistics required, the Kids Drop-off service is only available for this period of time. An adult must be available to pick up/sign out the child by no later than 5pm.

Our Kids Drop-Off service is being delivered by Roxanne, from Free to Be Bush Play and Learning.

Who and what is Free to Be BushPlay and Learning?

Free to Be Bush Play And Learning is run by Roxanne, a mum of 2 boys and an experienced Early Years and Primary School teacher and Nature Play worker with a passion for child-led play, nature and learning. She’s worked in Nature Play for the past 7 years, both internationally and in Tasmania. Roxanne and her team also deliver the BushPlay Kids Drop-off at the Kunanyi Mountain Run and Kunanyi Trail Series events.

Testimonials

Testimonials

What people have to say about Kids Drop-off at DIVERGE SKYRUNS: