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Learn how to become a man-cub with Mowgli to survive the jungle and win against tiger Shere Khan. Run, jump, and balance your way around the garden, joining in with games and activities at Bateman's this summer holiday, following the story of Rudyard Kipling's classic story The Jungle Book.
Booking not necessary
£3 per trail with a prize
Illustration credit: Nami Ralph
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