Renowned adventurer and Christian Bear Grylls OBE will be speaking at the upcoming Gone Wild Festival in August, which will take place at Holkham Hall in North Norfolk. Curated by former Royal Marines member Oli Mason and Bear Grylls himself, the four-day family adventure event will feature over 100 family-friendly activities, workshops, and live performances from artists like Example, Scouting for Girls, and McFly. Participants can enjoy thrilling experiences such as giant stand-up paddle-boarding, survival skills training, Everest climbing zones, and fun workouts with Mr Motivator.
Families are encouraged to escape the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary at the Gone Wild Festival, where they can bond over outdoor activities and enjoy live entertainment in a beautiful setting. The event aims to get families spending quality time together in nature, offering a unique blend of adventure, nature, and camaraderie for all members of the family. With kids’ meals starting from just £5 and a wide range of activities for all ages, the festival promises an unmatched experience for attendees.
In addition to Bear Grylls’s talk, other highlights of the festival include live performances from popular artists, food and drink options, and a variety of engaging activities for children and adults alike. The organisers of the event emphasize the importance of connecting with nature and each other through shared experiences, making Gone Wild the UK’s fastest-growing family festival. Attendees can expect to learn new skills, challenge themselves, and create lasting memories with their loved ones.
For more information on the Gone Wild Festival and to book tickets, interested individuals can visit norfolk.gonewildfestival.com. The event offers a diverse range of activities and experiences for families to enjoy together, encouraging them to step out of their comfort zones and embrace adventure in the great outdoors. Don’t miss out on the chance to join Bear Grylls and other exciting performers at this unforgettable family adventure event in North Norfolk.
