I Bageta

Really nice.

The activities Renato and Elena lead are thoughtfully organized, with a clear educational purpose. The forest bells, little houses to build, and vegetable garden were all accessible to everyone, including children who are more vulnerable. Our group of 50 children from the Monale (AT) preschool has just come back from the Giuca hills. We were warmly welcomed, and there were clean places to eat packed lunches both indoors and outside. The bathrooms were spotless and accessible for children and adults. We all came home tired but happy. A heartfelt thank you from me, my colleagues, and all the children! CHIARA BUFFOLO, on behalf of my colleagues and all the children!

The admission price felt a little high to me, especially since children pay the same as adults. I can see, though, that the park is very well maintained. It's a lovely educational place where kids can enjoy nature and learn at the same time, with fun games that get them thinking and creating.

We never ran out of things to do. There were shaded picnic spots and clean restrooms, and the owner was there and very friendly. The admission fee is €10 for adults and €15 for children, and you need to reserve. We spent a lovely day with the kids in this charming "curious forest." We wandered among the trees with a map, letting the little ones guide us, and it was easy enough to spot the activities along the way. They could play in the big mud kitchen with restaurant tables, build in the wooden houses, work on the vegetable gardens, make long marble runs on the slope with pipes, or dig in the very long sandbox, plus lots of other quirky games.