Fairy Magic
The Rainbow Crystals
Help Marigold the fairy find six rainbow crystals to light up the Crystal Palace.
- Ages 3β8
- About 45 minutes
- 6 stops
- 4.7 (6 reviews)
The walk, stop by stop
Marigold the fairy leads the way. At each stop a new character needs help, children take on a challenge, and the explorer who led it earns a badge. Along the way everyone hunts for rainbow crystals.
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Button's Mushroom Door
π Meet Button the mouse
- Little ones
- 8 knocks
- Big kids
- The magic key
- Spot on the way
- Find a stick that could be a magic wand
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Dewdrop Learns to Fly
π§ Meet Dewdrop the baby fairy
- Little ones
- The mightiest cheer
- Big kids
- Butterfly whisper
- Spot on the way
- Sprinkle pretend pixie dust on three things you pass
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Moonpie's Rainbow Bridge
π¦ Meet Moonpie the unicorn
- Little ones
- 10 gallops
- Big kids
- Rainbow bridge
- Spot on the way
- Spot something white or silver, like a moonbeam
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Wizzle's Enchanted Book
πΈ Meet Wizzle the wizard frog
- Little ones
- Potion puzzle
- Big kids
- The enchanted book
- Spot on the way
- Find a circle shape, like a fairy ring
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Crumpet's Big Sneeze
π Meet Crumpet the dragon
- Little ones
- Kindness magic
- Big kids
- Dragon pal
- Spot on the way
- Spot a flower, and say hello without picking it
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Wendy's Wishing Well
β² Meet Wendy the wishing well
- Little ones
- Find a little stone or pebble
- Big kids
- Our sparkliest crystal
- Spot on the way
- Hold hands with someone and walk ten steps together
Badges to collect
A badge at every stop, and rare holographic editions for spotting everything or finishing the whole story.
Where to play it
Or play it on any walk: each stop unlocks as you go, in any park, wood or path.
What families say about The Rainbow Crystals
4.7out of 5
From 6 families who walked The Rainbow Crystals
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Reviews come from grown-ups who finished the story in the app. Each park's team reads them before they appear.
- Example review
Took my granddaughter on a wet Tuesday. She held my phone like it was treasure and shouted the answers at every stop. Easy to set up, even for me.
Grandad Mike, explorers aged 5
Visited September 2026, Westonbirt Arboretum story trail
- Example review
I bring my group every Thursday now. The little challenge versions are perfect for the toddlers and the older ones love being the 'map keeper'.
Leah, childminder, explorers aged 2 to 5
Visited September 2026, Westonbirt Arboretum story trail
- Example review
Lovely way to get round Westonbirt Arboretum. The story pulled both of mine along. One stop was a bit hard to find under the trees, but the map in the app sorted it.
Hannah, explorers aged 3 and 6
Visited September 2026, Westonbirt Arboretum story trail
- Example review
Perfect for little legs. Short hops between stops and lots of things to touch and spot. She told everyone at nursery about the badge.
Nana Sue, explorers aged 3
Visited July 2026, Rushmere Country Park story trail
Reviews marked βExample reviewβ are placeholders while Clever Trails is being tested.
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