You will be looking for a plastic sandwich box with small log book and pencil. Yes, a real operating pen and a small amount of swag. Pay attention to the parking signs. And keep a hold on the kids, most of the traffic is pretty slow but there is always a few. Push the frog to open.
You will not have to walk far from parking and yes, believe it or not, parking is close but you will have to either make a trail or use the old one aways then cut more straight north to a fair size tree. Here is the secrete to success. Look for a hump in the ivy and send in the short ones. These caches are really for the kids and has a cage to keep the critter in. Watch not to trip in the greens but should lead to some fun for the kids. Caution though, I did notice some sting nettles so make sure the kids know what they are. Going east and cutting back maybe the best. There are lots of people walking just keep alert to the trafic with kids.
Can be a little muddy, wet in the ivy when raining so a pair of soggy park boots are a good idea. The terrain has a little pitch so it will have a 2 1/2 rating for pitch and ivy plus a stick or two.
Happy caching.