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How long is the drive from Cambridge to Scunthorpe?

The direct drive from Cambridge to Scunthorpe is 124 mi (199 km), and should have a drive time of 2 hrs 21 mins in normal traffic.

If you’re going on a road trip from Cambridge to Scunthorpe, we did the research for you and compiled some great stops along the way — with Lincoln, Nottingham, Peterborough, Oakham, Bedford, Worksop, Grantham, Kettering, Luton, and Newark-on-Trent, as well as top places to visit like River Cam and The Fitzwilliam Museum, or the ever-popular Hitchin Lavender.

Visiting Cambridge or Scunthorpe? See our Cambridge Trip Planner and our Scunthorpe Trip Planner.
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Top cities between Cambridge and Scunthorpe

The top cities between Cambridge and Scunthorpe are Lincoln, Nottingham, Peterborough, Oakham, Bedford, Worksop, Grantham, Kettering, Luton, and Newark-on-Trent. Lincoln is the most popular city on the route. It's 2 hours from Cambridge and less than an hour from Scunthorpe.
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Bedford

Bedford, a charming market town in Bedfordshire, England, is home to a diverse population and rich cultural heritage. With Italian and Punjabi communities, the town offers a unique blend of traditions and influences. The central Castle Quarter is a hub of activity, where visitors can explore historical sites like the prison where John Bunyan wrote Pilgrim's Progress.
17% as popular as Lincoln
21 minutes off the main route, 21% of way to Scunthorpe
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Luton

Luton, a town and borough in Bedfordshire, England, is situated on the River Lea, approximately 32 miles northwest of London. With a population of over 225,000 people from diverse backgrounds, Luton offers a bustling cityscape filled with restaurants, cafes, shops, and various attractions such as museums showcasing its history. The town also boasts beautiful parks and natural gardens for visitors to enjoy.
12% as popular as Lincoln
30 minutes off the main route, 26% of way to Scunthorpe
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Peterborough

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Historic Sites
Peterborough, a city in eastern England, is renowned for its stunning 12th- and 13th-century Gothic cathedral. The Peterborough Museum, housed in a former hospital building, showcases a reconstructed Victorian operating theatre and exhibits fossils and paintings. Visitors can explore the Bronze Age village and causeway remains at Flag Fen Archaeology Park or enjoy woodlands and footpaths at Nene Park's Ferry Meadows recreation area.
34% as popular as Lincoln
7 minutes off the main route, 29% of way to Scunthorpe
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Kettering

Sights & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
Kettering, a market and industrial town in Northamptonshire, England, is situated 67 miles north of London. It offers various attractions and activities for visitors. A day trip to the nearby historic town of Stamford to admire its architecture and tour the grand Burghley House is a great option. Additionally, golf enthusiasts can enjoy playing at a well-maintained course where professional golfer Charley Hull honed her skills.
13% as popular as Lincoln
18 minutes off the main route, 29% of way to Scunthorpe
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Oakham

Oakham is a charming market town and civil parish nestled in Rutland, East Midlands, England. With a population of 12,149, it offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Situated approximately 25 miles east of Leicester, 28 miles south-east of Nottingham, and 23 miles north-west of Peterborough, Oakham boasts a convenient location for exploring the surrounding areas.
17% as popular as Lincoln
11 minutes off the main route, 38% of way to Scunthorpe
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Grantham

Grantham, a charming market town in Lincolnshire, England, is nestled on the banks of the picturesque River Witham. It's conveniently positioned between the vibrant cities of Lincoln and Nottingham. The town boasts a population of around 44,580 people as of 2016. Additionally, Newark-on-Trent, also known as Newark, is situated halfway between Nottingham and Lincoln and is bordered by Mansfield to the northwest and Grantham to the southeast.
15% as popular as Lincoln
3 minutes off the main route, 49% of way to Scunthorpe
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Nottingham

Nottingham, located in central England's Midlands region, is famous for its association with the legendary Robin Hood and the historic Nottingham Castle Museum and Art Gallery. The Lace Market area, once a hub for the global lace industry, now houses the Galleries of Justice Museum with crime-related exhibits. Wollaton Hall, an elaborate Elizabethan mansion surrounded by gardens and a deer park, is another notable attraction in Nottingham.
71% as popular as Lincoln
19 minutes off the main route, 59% of way to Scunthorpe
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Newark-on-Trent

Newark-on-Trent, also known as Newark, is a charming market town situated in Nottinghamshire, England. Positioned along the River Trent and bypassed by the A1 road, it has a rich history as an important inland port. This picturesque destination is easily accessible from Nottingham city center and boasts numerous heritage attractions that draw in many visitors. One of its notable landmarks is the restored Ram, an elegant Georgian building located near Newark Castle at the heart of the historic town.
25% as popular as Lincoln
3 minutes off the main route, 60% of way to Scunthorpe
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Worksop

Worksop, a charming market town in Nottinghamshire, England, is situated near the northern side of Sherwood Forest and surrounded by the stately homes of the Dukeries. The town is located within close proximity to Doncaster, Sheffield, and Nottingham. One of its notable attractions is Mr Straws House, an ordinary Edwardian home with an intriguing history that dates back to the 1930s when it was bequeathed to two brothers.
11% as popular as Lincoln
10 minutes off the main route, 72% of way to Scunthorpe
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Lincoln

Lincoln, located in Lincolnshire, was once the Roman settlement of Lindum Colonia. The city boasts a rich history dating back to the reign of Emperor Nero. Visitors can explore various landmarks such as Hartsholme Park, Swanpool Garden Suburb, and Castle Square. One notable feature is the Lincoln Cliff, offering stunning views of Witham Valley and challenging perceptions of Lincolnshire's landscape. Despite its steep hill, Lincoln offers affordable property prices compared to other areas in the country.
Most popular city on this route
5 minutes off the main route, 72% of way to Scunthorpe

Best stops along Cambridge to Scunthorpe drive

The top stops along the way from Cambridge to Scunthorpe (with short detours) are Lincoln Cathedral, Wollaton Hall, Gardens and Deer Park, and The Fitzwilliam Museum. Other popular stops include Woburn Safari Park, Lincoln Castle, and Peterborough Cathedral.
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Hitchin Lavender

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Farm
Nature & Parks
Gardens
Hitchin Lavender is a picturesque flower farm that offers stunning views of lavender fields, reminiscent of the beauty of Provence. The main flowering season runs from mid-June to late August, making it the perfect summer destination for a leisurely stroll and photo opportunities. Visitors can also enjoy a shop offering lavender-infused products such as soap and gin. The farm provides an ideal setting for a romantic picnic amidst the fragrant blooms, creating a peaceful and idyllic atmosphere.
What an absolutely lovely afternoon we had with yourselves. Your staff were very nice and very polite. Lots of parking. The different lavenders were lovely to see, smell and pick. The benches strategically placed at the top of the lavender lanes was an excellent resting stop. My only complaint was paying £10 for four cans of coke and £6 for a tea & coffee was a little steep but otherwise, a great time was had by all.
HSS T — Google review
Such a beautifully presented platter of delicious cheese and crackers which we thoroughly enjoyed with our cups of tea! Unfortunately however my partner being a 6’4 when used their loo, bumped his head as they have a low ceiling. Also, my partner had ordered another cup of tea that was served in another table which made him wait longer for his extra hot drink. As we explored in the field, we smelt a wonderful fresh fragrance of Lavender! It did not look as purple anymore as I am aware they were going to be harvested soon when we went on 07.08.25 However, the Sunflower field did not disappoint us as they were in their full bloom and most yellow. Nice day out! We love The Barn! Recommended. Be careful with your head at the loos though.
Liza M — Google review
Visited Hitchin Lavender for the first time yesterday to pick our pumpkins for Halloween. We had a fantastic time. Despite the big crowds the pumpkin patch itself was full of loads of large and undamaged pumpkins, perfect for carving. The decorations were fun and well thought out. There was face painting, games and a clown present for the kids. It very aimed at families and children however me and my fiancée still had a great time as a couple. Both the cafes were busy but the staff were handling the queues quickly and politely, plus the pumpkin spiced latte and Halloween luxury hot chocolate were worth the wait as they were both delicious. I will definitely visit next summer as a result of how good it was for the Halloween season.
Grant S — Google review
Absolutely 💯 beautiful experience. Wonderful atmosphere. Gorgeous place and definitely worth a visit. Our second visit and it’s better than the last. The Weather was hot ☀️ and nice 😊 All staff were nice and friendly. The Lavender Fields was vibrant with colour and the smells were amazing. Food was delicious 😋 and delightful. The lavender ice cream 🍦 was amazing. Lavender lemonade was delicious and very refreshing. Overall we had a fantastic experience. Everyone should visit Hitchin Lavender. I’ve come with my family from Manchester.
Julie V — Google review
Hitchin Lavender is such a beautiful place to visit. The fields are stunning, filled with rows of vibrant lavender that make the perfect setting for a peaceful walk and lovely photos. The atmosphere is calm and relaxing, and the scent of lavender everywhere is just amazing. The café is a nice touch too, offering tasty treats and drinks. It’s a wonderful day out for families, couples, or anyone who enjoys nature.
Bibi T — Google review
We went to their Sunflower farm, just beautiful. Highly recommended to go near sunset hours. Snack truck / ice cream van available Tea house available Shop available Toilets - available Entry £7.50 pp - we are allowed 3 free sunflowers each Parking - available and free Nearest Train station - Hitchin Station, minivan from station to lavender field.
StudeoM — Google review
I have visited Hitchin Lavender Field twice, and I simply love that place. The beautiful purple fields and the smell of lavender make me feel so relaxed and happy. Among all the lavender fields in England, Hitchin is my number one favorite. The peaceful atmosphere and lovely views make it a
Loka_loka — Google review
We recently visited Hitchin Lavender Farm and had an absolutely amazing experience! The whole day felt like a perfect escape into nature — beautifully scenic, peaceful, and wonderfully pet-friendly. From the moment we arrived, we were blown away by the stunning sea of purple stretching across the fields. The aroma of fresh lavender in the air was soothing, and the views were breathtaking — perfect for photos and for simply taking it all in. What made the visit even more special was that we brought our pet along — and they had a blast! Hitchin Lavender is genuinely welcoming to pets, and it showed. One of the biggest highlights was the pet ice cream available on-site. Our furry friend devoured it and couldn’t get enough! It’s such a thoughtful touch for animal lovers. We also tried the lavender ice cream ourselves — and wow! It was creamy, floral, and incredibly refreshing. A truly unique treat that we still talk about. The food options in general were lovely, with plenty of choices for snacks and drinks, and the outdoor seating made it easy to relax and soak up the atmosphere. Before we left, we couldn’t resist browsing the shop. We ended up buying several lavender products — from oils and soaps to beautifully packaged dried lavender. Everything smelled divine and made perfect gifts (and keepsakes for ourselves). Whether you’re coming for a peaceful walk, a family day out, or just to spoil your pet a little, Hitchin Lavender is 100% worth the visit. We left feeling refreshed, happy, and already planning our return next summer. 🌿💜
Indhu K — Google review
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Cadwell farm, Arlesey Rd, Ickleford, Hitchin SG5 3UA, United Kingdom
http://www.hitchinlavender.com/
+44 1462 434343
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River Cam

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River
Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
The River Cam in Cambridge offers a delightful way to explore the city, passing by prestigious colleges like Trinity College and St Johns. You can admire the unique geometric shape of the Mathematical Bridge at Queens and even hop aboard a punt for a leisurely cruise down the river. The Varsity Hotel & Spa provides an excellent starting point for exploring the Cam, with its proximity to the punt station.
🏞️This is my first time to visit River Cam,and the view is extremely pleasant & beautiful. I never thought I would come to River Cam one day,although we need to take the boat to appreciate such beautiful scene & see the college students reading by the river. It’s worth visiting River Cam once in our lifetime.✨ Please enjoy the view & boating on Eiver Cam ,and you will find how pretty River Cam is.🛶
のぐちえいすけ — Google review
It was one of the best experiences I have ever had. If you visit Cambridge, this should be definitely in your bucket list. To go punting in river Cam. It was a wonderful experience. You can book a boat for yourself, or you can share a boat, and if you're confident enough, you can ride on your own.
Ramindu J — Google review
If you’re in Cambridge, make sure to go “punting” on the River Cam. Rent a boat for £30, spend a few hours paddling down the river. You’ll cross the Bridge of Sighs, the Mathematical Bridge, and many others. Many guided tours available. The red boats offer alcohol for sale. Excellent leisure activity in the afternoon with family or friends.
Leo A — Google review
It was glorious going on the river with others punting. The guide was so well informed. It was a joyous experience
Sue W — Google review
As soon as my boat start journey I feel I’m in a magical land for the time of my River Cam tour on the punt. Can’t explain the atmosphere in words. A must experience thing in the whole of Cambridge. The weather was cold but bright day and got some pics. I would recommend not focusing on taking pictures much coz you’ll loose the feel of the punting trip. This river is a source of great nature beauty, swans, bridges as well as colleges universities n many historical buildings. There must b lovely walks especially in summer or spring when the weather is on peak n gives u all to make an amazing atmosphere.
Win T — Google review
A charming riverside to spend your weekend! with some famous colleges to keep you architectural company...throw in a picnic and there you are in Paradise! 👍✌
Amudha K — Google review
I was in a magical land for that one hour in River Cam on the punt. Can’t explain the ambience in words. A must must visit in the whole of UK. We went in late November, but the weather was kind and got some amazing pictures. I would recommend not focusing on taking pictures much coz you’ll loose the feel of the punting trip.
Nowfal J — Google review
The total experience of punting down the River Cam in the educational city of Cambridge was so awesome. It was exciting and calming at the same time, passing under various bridges and flanked by historic buildings like St. John's College and Queen's College among others. The views are picturesque and breathtakingly beautiful.
Ritu N — Google review
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The Fitzwilliam Museum

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Museum
Art Museums
The Fitzwilliam Museum, located on Trumpington Street in Cambridge, is a renowned destination for art and history enthusiasts. Established in 1816, the museum boasts an extensive collection of classical art and artifacts from various cultures. Visitors can explore Asian ceramics, armor, coins, paintings, and archaeological remains such as a Roman Swiss army knife and a colorful 3000-year-old Nespawershefyt coffin from Egypt.
Visiting the Museum right as it opened was a fantastic idea. We had many of the galleries to ourselves, which made the experience even more special. The collection is incredibly diverse, spanning from ancient Egyptian artifacts to masterpieces by famous painters. The building itself is a work of art, and it's a great place to spend a few hours exploring history and culture. Best of all, it's free to enter!
G S — Google review
The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge is truly a gem—and completely free! Founded in 1816 from the personal collection of Richard Fitzwilliam, it has grown into a world-class museum with stunning collections of art, antiquities, manuscripts, and decorative arts. The building itself is beautiful, with grand galleries and a light-filled central hall. Highlights include works by Turner, Monet, and Van Dyck, as well as fascinating Egyptian, Greek, and Roman artifacts. Every corner has something to surprise you, from delicate miniatures to imposing sculptures. Whether you’re an art lover, history enthusiast, or just curious, it’s easy to spend hours exploring. A perfect cultural stop in Cambridge, and a must-see for both locals and visitors.
Olga L — Google review
This is a fantastic museum and if you’re interested in art, it would be a reason enough to come to Cambridge, even if you have nothing else while you’re here. There’s a lot of nice impressionist paintings as well as other realist and pointillism from around the same time. As you could see in the photos, the Holdings for armory, Greek, Roman, Egyptian, ceramics are very extensive. I’ve got a big gift shop in a very nice little café on site as well. It’s really nice.
Lon W — Google review
A true oasis of culture and beauty in the heart of Cambridge. Whenever I have a bit of time I like to walk in and get a good dose of inspiration. The museum never disappoints. The staff are lovely, helpful and friendly. I like the new, more modern display mixing various periods under different themes, it's refreshing. There are always fascinating temporary exhibitions too. The café and gift shop are also excellent. All in all, the Fitzwilliam museum is a must if you have more than several hours in Cambridge.
Silvana A — Google review
An outstanding museum in an impressive building! It offers a compact and clearly arranged collection of works of art, priceless historical artefacts, coins and much more. It may seem surprising to someone from Germany, but like many other institutions in England, admission to the Fitzwilliam Museum is free. Culture should not be commercialised and should be accessible to everyone – the UK is absolutely on the right track here. Anyone who is in Cambridge and has not yet visited the Fitzwilliam Museum has really missed out on a significant opportunity!
Mehdi Ö — Google review
The Fitzwilliam Museum was much bigger than I expected and definitely worth visiting. There’s a surprisingly large collection of drawings and artworks, and you can easily spend hours exploring without getting bored. I also bought a ticket for the ancient exhibition. It was quite small, but well-curated and genuinely interesting. Overall, a great experience and absolutely worth the trip. I’d recommend it to anyone spending time in Cambridge.
Donya G — Google review
Very nice museum with a lots of different arts displayed from various era and places. If you like arts your place is here when you visiting Cambridge. The entry was free, the staff was polite and helpful all the way. Please make a note turn off your phone flash as it harms the the displayed arts. The staff also will ask you politely. You can take many photos as you want. Very diverse and nice collection. Recommended to visit it. I post pictures from my favourite part the armory.
A T — Google review
Excellent museum in Cambridge, with an amazing art gallery and Egyptian, greek&Rome artifacts to name a few. Nice cafe and shop. Highly recommended A+++
Ian P — Google review
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Trumpington St, Cambridge, CB2 1RB, United Kingdom
https://fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk/
+44 1223 332900
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King's College Chapel

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Church
Sights & Landmarks
King's College Chapel is a stunning example of late Gothic architecture located in the heart of Cambridge. This 16th-century chapel boasts an impressive fan-vaulted ceiling, intricate wood carvings, and original stained-glass windows. It took nearly a century to complete this monumental structure, which was founded by Henry VI and later finished by five English monarchs. The chapel's history includes being spared during the English Civil War due to Oliver Cromwell's nostalgia for his college days.
King’s College Chapel is a breathtaking masterpiece of Gothic architecture and one of the most iconic landmarks in Cambridge. With its soaring fan-vaulted ceiling—the largest of its kind in the world—and stunning stained-glass windows, the chapel creates an atmosphere of awe and reverence. Visitors are often struck by the serene beauty and historical richness of the space. Commissioned by King Henry VI in the 15th century, the chapel has witnessed centuries of history and royal influence. Its grand organ and regular choral services, especially those by the King’s College Choir, add a deeply moving auditory experience to the visit. Whether you’re drawn by the architecture, the music, or the legacy, King’s College Chapel is a must-see for anyone exploring Cambridge.
Chula R — Google review
Beautiful Cathedral King’s College Chapel is an amazing architectural building of Gothic Art. Probably one of the most iconic landmarks in this city. We highly recommend the visit. It is very unique, but tremendously stunning!
Paul V — Google review
Words are wasted here - one of the finest monuments to Perpendicular architecture anywhere. Go in, have your breath taken away, admire the paintings, and try and keep your heart in your chest. The fan vaulting is like no other. Pick a sunny, still day, and approach the college from the Backs, the classic side - you avoid the tourists, feel more like a student 😉 And when you are done, take some time sitting on the Backs, and appreciate that Rupert Brooke and others used to punt to here from Grantchester for their lectures. I'm guessing (hoping?) in straw boaters
Gordon D — Google review
Indeed a very very special place. We were lucky that a former student has shown us this area. With all the details and historical parts of the Kings college chapel. All these details are so special that you need to take the time to observe all the details of this chapel. The colors, the building architecture in relation with the stories is amazing. You can easily enter this chapel via the main entrance of the Kings College. Please do vist the total area which is amazing and combine this visit with the other College areas in Caimbridge.
Jeroen G — Google review
There is a reason this is a must stop. The ceiling alone was worth the price of admission. The stain glass work was very human. It needs renovation. They seemed to admire the "modern man" in several panels which caught my attention. Yes, all the tourists stop here. . .for a reason.
Jeffrey S — Google review
beautiful, and picturesque place that feels like stepping into a storybook. From the historic colleges and cobbled streets to the tranquil River Cam, every corner offers something breathtaking. The locals are incredibly polite and friendly, always happy to help or share a recommendation. Whether you're punting, visiting museums, or simply enjoying a coffee by the river, the atmosphere is peaceful and welcoming.
Faran — Google review
Can only visit the chapel by attending a service. We went to Evensong - a truly uplifting place. It made me feel very humbled. The choristers were serene.
Andrea P — Google review
Beautiful chapel inside the King's College. It has several sections inside telling the history of the chapel. Nice place to visit when in Cambridge
Larraine C — Google review
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King's Parade, Cambridge, CB2 1ST, United Kingdom
+44 1223 331212
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Woburn Safari Park

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Wildlife and safari park
Nature & Parks
Woburn Safari Park offers a unique experience with its road safari through animal enclosures, foot safari with keeper talks, and a high ropes course. Visitors can enjoy observing wild animals in a more natural habitat from the safety of their own car. The park also features attractions such as the Treetops Action Trail, Swan Boats, the Great Woburn Railway, and an indoor soft play area.
Must admit, didn't really want to come here. How wrong I was. My husband and I got the fully inclusive day ticket, which included a hot ( or cold ) meal and a drink, free guide book and the sea lion display. We had a wonderful day, even though the weather could have been better. We drove round the main park three times throughout the day ( you could go round as many times as you liked ). Saw all the animals we expected ( the guide book was very useful ) - some very close up too! Walked round the small animal zoo, watched various creatures being fed and enjoyed watching the sea lion performance. There was a good choice of food on the menu in the cafe ( there was another cafe near the sea lion performance area which did pizzas and fast food ) and it was of a good quality. The staff kept the cafe very clean, clearing tables as soon as people vacated. The shop had a vast supply of cuddly toys amongst other less expensive items. In all we had a thoroughly enjoyable day and would definitely recommend it.
Stephanie C — Google review
I had an absolutely amazing day at Woburn Safari Park with my family. The drive-through experience was incredible — we got so close to the lions, giraffes, and rhinos, it felt like a real African safari. The monkeys were hilarious (thankfully, no car damage this time!) and definitely the highlight of the trip. The walk-through areas were just as good — everything was clean, well-organized, and the animals looked really well cared for. The staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about what they do. It’s a perfect place for families, with plenty of picnic areas, play zones, and food options. It’s a bit of a splurge, but 100% worth it for the experience. I’d highly recommend visiting — we’ll definitely be coming back soon! 🦁🦒🐘
Cece W — Google review
Visited this safari recently and it was a fantastic experience overall. The lions were pretty relaxed, lounging around, but it was still an incredible thrill to see them up close. The real stars were definitely the monkeys – full of energy, playful, and even bold enough to jump on the car, which was hilarious to watch. We also got surprisingly close to some truly impressive animals, making the whole trip unforgettable. The kids loved it so much that we ended up coming back just two weeks later… apparently, I didn’t have much choice! But tickets in advance to save a few quid.
Yacob Y — Google review
Visited Woburn Safari Park and had a fantastic day! The safari drive is well-organized, with great close-up views of a variety of animals in large, open enclosures. The park is clean and well-maintained, and staff are friendly and helpful. There are nice facilities like cafés, picnic areas, and play zones for kids. Feeding the animals isn’t allowed, but it’s understandable for their safety. Tickets are a bit pricey, but the overall experience is worth it — a perfect day out for families and wildlife enthusiasts.
Rinkal P — Google review
We have been to Woburn many times over the years, and it’s always enjoyable. The weather was excellent. Most of the animals were out and about when we visited this time. The grounds looked well kept. We didn’t see many monkeys this time, and am not sure why they were “hiding” from us. We like to poke around the shop and have an ice cream. It’s was a great day. Thanks for a good experience. I would recommend it.
Jared W — Google review
Great place with plenty to do apart from driving around looking at the animals. There is a free train to go on, pedalos in the shape of swans or a flamingo, places to eat and drink, gift shop and shows at certain times of the day. Well kept park and quite big. Doors and windows to be kept shut and no feeding the animals. The lion was my only concern as he was enclosed alone and pacing his enclosure but otherwise all good and the lionesses were free and together. The great bird show was the highlight of the visit for me. Plenty of parking spaces. Well worth a visit if you get a deal with a car of 5 people as we did . Would definitely to back next year as for us it was over 2hrs to get there.
Nikki F — Google review
We visited yesterday (Saturday 01/11/25). The weather was dry, sunny and windy. The toilet block I parked at on arrival is very convenient after a 2 hour drive by car and nice and clean. The ticket office meet and greet staff was lovely and friendly. I gave 5 out of 5 stars for the safari park which is a totally immersive experience. Exciting and worth the ticket admission on its own as we went around again after enjoying our picnic lunch in the car park. Unfortunately we visited on a day when it seems like a lot of the foot safari attractions are undergoing maintenance or the animals had been rehoused. We felt that there could have been more notices displayed explaining this as we spent a lot of time staring into empty enclosures and glass cases which had evidently been cleared of the monkeys or reptiles indicated. We were also surprised that there are additional costs to use the Go Ape and Little Ranger Rover attractions, I think of £8 and £12.99 respectively so worth budgeting for if you’re taking little ones and are perhaps buying food at the concessions on site. The guide book is very reasonably priced at £2, but the gift shop is expensive so again, would suggest you budget for this. We didn’t see many cheap souvenirs on offer as we’d loved a Woburn car windscreen sticker, but couldn’t find one. I liked a baseball cap, with the Woburn Lion head logo, but not for £12.99. All the staff I spoke to too were delightful and it was great seeing the enclosure wardens spring into action and get on the tannoy to keep everyone safe and things running smoothly. I love the tiger and zebra stripped land rovers, Woburn use. All the animals were great and very active. We saw the tiger at a distance. A big clue is to look for where the game wardens land rovers are stopped, as we found the animal was never far away. Despite the cost and some disappointment on the foot safari, I imagine this attraction gets super busy in peak season, but as an autistic person, the lack of a crowd really suited me and meant I didn’t get overly anxious or stressed. We live closer to Longleat than Woburn Safari Park, but still feel it’s worth the extra journey because although it’s not guaranteed that you’ll have a close encounter, Woburn is the better bet. Well done to all concerned as it can’t be easy managing the upkeep in this day and age will competing with all the other UK safari parks and attractions. We’ll definitely return.
Hantshog F — Google review
We went to Woburn and had a fantastic time. We had a nice slow drive around the Safari, seeing all of the animals. Pretty much all of the animals were out and about which was great to see. The African Lions were fantastic and one walked right by our car. The kids loved it. You can bypass the safari and drive straight to the carpark and start the walking safari if you prefer. Parking was very easy and there is an overflow carpark for when it gets really busy. I did find navigating the safari walk a little tricky as there are a lot of branching paths to the various enclosures but it's probably because I'm used to other Zoos. Be prepared for a bit of hill climbing here and there as some of the enclosures are set down the hill but there are steps and slopes for buggy and wheelchair access. There are loads of eateries and cafés, we went to the one in the soft play. Food Prices were not too bad but could get very expensive very quickly. We had a great time, the Park was very clean and tidy, the staff were friendly and approachable. If you are visiting with family members needing the disabled toilets, then bring your radar key as I had to keep asking in the gift shop!
Supernovadan — Google review
4.4
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4.1
(3889)
Crawley Rd, Woburn, Ridgmont, Bedford MK43 0TU, United Kingdom
http://www.woburnsafari.co.uk/
+44 1525 290407
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6

Chilli Ranch

Plant nursery
Sights & Landmarks
Deli
Farm shop
Farmers' market
Fruit and vegetable wholesaler
What a lovely place. From the interesting story of how it started, to the range of plants, how to grow your own, tour, and tasting session, it was good fun.( Lots better than I imagined). With a fun group too, it made it a memorable & highly positive experience. Tomas also gave us a special tour too with so much enthusiasm for chillis, grapes & more! Definitely worth the tour & tasting! Friendly, fun, and a great way to spend an hour or two!
Richard S — Google review
We attended the chili tour and tasting and had a brilliant time! The experience was filled with information and great stories as well as a wide range of chili plants. The tasting was amazing, again with a wide range of products and fresh chili's. Definitely recommend and hope to come back whenever in the area again.
Tom P — Google review
Wonderful experience, sauce and chilli tasting and afternoon tea. Passionate about their work and delicious food largely grown in their own gardens and fields. Would highly recommend to anyone who likes a bit of heat and is interested in different flavours of chilli
Joe C — Google review
Had a fantastic time on the ‘Cooking with chillies made simple’ workshop. The owners were very knowledgeable, open and friendly. There was plenty to do on the workshop and we had a lovely day out. All in all great experience and I learned a lot. They also sell chilli plants and sauces on site which is really handy, including their own home grown sauces from their own chilli harvest. I only wish I turned up sooner so I could relax in the café, not to worry as I’ll definitely be revisiting at some point.
Trevor S — Google review
🌶️ Chilli Ranch – A Must-Visit Hidden Gem! 🌶️ Had an incredible experience here! The tour was absolutely fascinating – our guide was super informative, passionate, and engaging throughout. I learned so much about different chilli varieties and how they’re grown. The tasting session was the real highlight though – so many amazing flavours and unique combinations to try. Everything was really well organised and the atmosphere was lovely. Highly, highly recommend visiting – it’s a fantastic day out and a real treat for foodies! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Raminta C — Google review
Sean was very entertaining, giving superb knowledge all the way through the tour. Joanna was a great host. Now the chilli’s. Look great taste great and can’t wait to make my own sauces.
Darren O — Google review
Loved it from beginning to end, deserves more than 5 stars ! Went on the chilli tasting tour for two. Shaun the owner gave us a very informative talk on how to grow chillies from seed, then we had a tour of the farm and picked our own chillies. After that we went into their shop, tried their huge range of sauces followed by chilli tasting, from mild to hottest in the world! After that we had some amazing food in the restaurant. Definitely going back.
FireFly_FPV — Google review
Visited the Chilli Farm for afternoon tea and a tour of the chilli farm. Overall it was a great experience. Joanna who is the owner of the farm and our guide for the tour was really informative and has a real passion for chillies. After a short talk about the various variety of chillies, we had a sampling session in the cafe of various chillies, chilli sauces and marmalades, starting from the mildest up to the hottest…the Carolina Reaper! There was plenty of milk on hand should you need it! Afternoon tea was lovely, a variety of sandwiches all made with various chilli based sauces and marmalades. Would certainly recommend for an afternoon out.
Stuart H — Google review
4.9
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4.8
(588)
Blue Bells, Roxton Rd, Chawston, Bedford MK44 3BL, United Kingdom
http://www.chilliranch.co.uk/
+44 1480 405663
7

Big Rock Hub

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Rock climbing gym
Fun & Games
Big Rock Hub is an indoor rock climbing and bouldering facility that offers a variety of walls suitable for climbers of all abilities. The adult taster session provides beginners with safety equipment and climbing shoes before guiding them through climbs of increasing difficulty. The instructor offers encouragement and advice throughout the session, making it a great experience for newcomers. The venue features a new comp wall and improved main bouldering area, offering diverse opportunities to practice different types of moves.
Took Scouts and Explorers there for a climbing session. Leaders had the chance to join in too. Fantastic opportunity for a team building exercise as everyone got involved. Brilliant place. Staff are amazing. Can’t wait to return! 🤩
Jo W — Google review
Nice wall with a high lead wall plus top roped climbs and two bouldering sections. Nice sitting area. Only criticism is that the routes aren't changed very often. Some have been up for nearly six months. Plus they frequently leave routes ungraded, requiring you to guess the grade as part of a 'guess the grade' competition. If you have no interest in the competition then this practice limits the ability of paying customers to choose appropriate routes for their ability or simply refuces the number of routes available.
Hsm — Google review
Went there to do an introduction to Bouldering & auto belay as I am a beginner. I found it very helpful and gave me a good idea of whether this is something I would pick up, and the answer is yes. The instructor was very helpful and could answer any questions I had. There is free parking outside, inside it's very spacious and free wifi. There are changing rooms with a shower. There are also lockers where you just £1 coin for them to be locked
Vijay612 — Google review
Never been climbing before but went here for a work event. It was a fantastic experience and something I would do again. The venue is great, feels spacious and everyone was very friendly. There is car parking on site and a cafe as well.
Jonathan K — Google review
Would live here if I could. Fantastic bouldering gym with lots of lead climbing, and fantastic instructors. Cafe is amazing as well, and there's a small shop and workout area to boot.
Catherine C — Google review
Amazing climbing spot. Lots of bouldering (including a competition wall). Lead climbing and belay/auto belay too. Has a shop inside too and a small "gym" upstairs (rings, pull up bar, small selection of dumbbells/kettle bells).
Glen M — Google review
Fantastic place. Used it twice a week while working in the area having not climbed for many years. Very helpful and friendly staff. Good supervision and advice. Good selection of walls and grades with a great bouldering section and gym. Kids very well catered for too. Watch out for early evenings when it can be busy with groups.
Iantothomas — Google review
Fantastic climbing facility. Something for everyone from novice to seasoned climbers. Nice bouldering room and Crazy Climb. Routes in the pit are 11m with shorter routes up top. They even have a granite wall in case you're missing outdoors. They regularly reset problems and routes using a mixture of in house and guest setters so you rarely find anything that is more than 3 months old. Unlike most climbing centres there are always plenty of staff and instructors around and all are very friendly. Best cafe in a climbing centre I've come across with plenty of choice available. Pay it a visit, you won't be dissapointed.
Tony M — Google review
4.8
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4.8
(1203)
Mandeville Dr, Kingston, Milton Keynes MK10 0AG, United Kingdom
https://www.bigrockclimbing.com/
+44 1908 583128
8

North London Skydiving Centre

Skydiving center
Tours
Adrenaline & Extreme Tours
Had an amazing experience today! The instructions were clear, and the safety briefings laid out exactly what to expect, answering all our questions. Every member of staff was approachable, friendly, and really helpful. Even though low cloud cover delayed our jumps until the afternoon, the day still flowed smoothly. I had Gary as my tandem instructor, and he was fantastic. He kept me chatting on the way up, which really helped calm my nerves, and made sure I felt confident about the instructions for a safe jump. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and would absolutely recommend it to anyone thinking about giving it a go!
Max M — Google review
Had an absolutely unforgettable experience skydiving. From start to finish, everything was smooth, safe, and exciting. A big thank you to my instructor Leigh, who kept me calm, guided me every step of the way, and made sure I enjoyed every second in the sky. And hats off to Dave, the photographer, for capturing the whole experience perfectly and helping me feel at ease. I felt completely safe, well taken care of and truly one of the best experiences of my life! Highly recommend this place and the amazing team behind it. 🙌🪂
Raghunadha A — Google review
Wow, what an amazing experience! Instructor Gary made me feel so comfortable and safe, hopefully his ears have recovered from my screaming! Sean captured some amazing memories on film and in photos too! The whole day from start to finish was brilliant I couldn’t fault it at all. Thank you to all the staff for a 5 star service would highly recommend, I’ll be back!
Chloe P — Google review
One of the life time bucket lists ticked off. Amazing group of professionals who can take you on tandem skydiving with proper guidelines and make you feel at ease. Amazing experience. Thanks to my instructor, Mauris who made it even more enjoyable. The wait sometimes might be more than you think just because of wind or unpredictable weather. The place is equipped with a cafe to keep you stuffed in such a case. Lovely people and it can be quite busy. The footage, videos and pictures are classy too.
Paul P — Google review
We finally made it on our fourth attempt because of the weather, but it was really easy to rebook every time. The day we did jump was glorious so it felt like a reward for our patience... and it was definitely worth the wait! Everyone was so friendly and helpful and I felt like I was in safe hands the entire time. The only problem was...the whole jump was over all too soon and I need to do it all over again because I know I missed so much!🤣Definitely upping my game to 15,000 feet next time...
Sarah W — Google review
Thank you so so much for such an incredible experience. 3 of us did our sky dive today (Donna, Laura and myself) we jumped for charity (Just George - CCLG childhood cancer and lukemia research) raising over £2000 doing the jump. We was so grateful for the charity discount. Chris Beattie was my instructor and he was lovely, very reassuring and proffesional. I felt safe at all times, the whole experience for me was life changing - I really hope it won't be my last jump, I loved it so much! Thank you Chris and team, such a well organised and enjoyable experience.
Kayleigh B — Google review
What can I say ,it was an amazing experience doing my parachute jump today .From start to finish ,training, video, instructor's instructions to actually jumping out of the plane at 10,000 ft. My actual tandem instructor made me feel at ease and explained every instruction so clear and precise. What an amazing experience advise anyone to have a go .. brilliant. Thank you to all the skydivers and staff for making this experience exceptional.
Alan M — Google review
Absolutely incredible experience and such a professional team. Thank you Gary for the beautiful memories and for keeping me safe. I wanted to get my 63 years old mom to sky dive with me and it was just the best feeling ever . No words can describe it. Everyone is super professional and helpful and kind. Gary made me feel really safe being with him and I trusted him all the way which is so important to me. I loved it so much. Thank you for having us yesterday, Maria .
MD D — Google review
4.9
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5.0
(1112)
Chatteris Airfield, Block Fen Drove, Wimblington, Chatteris, March PE15 0FB, United Kingdom
http://www.ukskydiving.com/
+44 1354 699088
9

Stanwick Lakes Nature Reserve and Heritage Site

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3 lists 
Nature preserve
Nature & Parks
Stanwick Lakes Country Park is a sprawling 750-acre nature reserve nestled in the picturesque Nene Valley. It offers an array of activities for children, nature education services, and craft courses. The park boasts over seven miles of accessible trails, making it perfect for walkers of all ages. Visitors can enjoy adventure trails, bird watching, and various walking and hiking routes. The park features a lovely visitor center with amenities such as drinks, food, and toilets.
We visited with our children on Easter Sunday. What a fab place to walk, relax, and a gigantic playground/ sandpit for children! The paths reveal the beautiful scenery of the lakes, with birdwatching spots here and there, the adventure trail and much more! You can even have a BBQ in the designated area, or grab a drink/bite and enjoy it when looking at the tranquility of the water. An absolute gem!
Aneta D — Google review
Honestly one of the best days out I've ever had with my daughter. Gorgeous, well maintained paths everywhere. Bird hides to watch over the lakes (while she napped). A big, airy cafe with delicious coffee. Lovely museum with staff who clearly adore what they do! We had so much fun talking to the people who were making a dugout canoe with bronze age tools, and exploring the garden, especially after seeing the spinning and weaving and learning about the plants that make the dyes. My daughter adored playing in the adventure play, of course. There's running water and sand, cute little play beach huts, a mural, slides, more than enough to entertain a toddler for hours! It was really lovely and plenty of seating and shade all around. We will definitely be back with my husband for another full day and hopefully add in some cycling 😊😊 Overall, really cannot say enough about how great the site was but even more so how wonderful every staff and volunteer was everywhere we went during our visit. The kindness, patience, and passion was just beyond what you could ask and we really appreciate it!
Jill S — Google review
Absolutely lovely day out with all of my family which included 19 13 13 10 & 10 year old. There was so much to do and see around the whole of the lakes. My kids especially loved the assault course as did my partner (a little to much if you ask me) 😅. The only thing that I found was missing was bins on the walk ways I understand its for safety reasons but the amount of plastic bottles that were just dropped on the floor was awful. My kids did pick up the bottles they could whilst walking round but had to keep hold of them until the bin at the playground area. Other than that we had a fantastic time. Finished of with a lovely picnic near the playground for my youngest 2.
Laura Y — Google review
Love visiting here! Went to a netwalking event held in their conference room with walk around small lake. Facilities were clean and food was delicious (bacon sandwich). Great provision for tea, coffee and selection of cold drinks for the event. Staff were friendly and helpful. Outside facilities are the best part, beautiful nature and well kept paths. Usually you need to pay for car park but as we were at an event, parking was free.
Helen S — Google review
I recently spent a few hours at Stanwick Lakes Country Park (Northamptonshire) and had a thoroughly relaxed and memorable time. The setting is beautiful — wide open spaces, shimmering lakes, and plenty of winding paths through nature. Whether you’re walking seriously or just pottering, the place has a lovely peaceful pace. There’s also an impressive adventure playground (and zip-line/assault-course type features) that means if you’re with kids you’ll very likely hear squeals of delight from the central hub of the park. On the nature side, it’s just as good. The bird-hides, wetland spaces and trails provide a chance to slow down, sit on a bench and watch things happen quietly around you. It’s not just manic play and activity—there are corners of genuine calm and reflection. Like all UK parks do go prepared if it’s been raining: as paths can be muddy and may be dry foot wear
Nicholas M — Google review
What a great place! So much for the kids to do and see. The water feature is great, the climbing frame is well kept and very safe. The toilets are always kept clean and there is a great choice for food and drinks. Actually they have really nice coffee which is rare. Would be good with a few more benches as there is only a few compared to how many visitors they get but bring a picnic blanket and you'll be fine
Katrina C — Google review
A very lovely Nature Reserve. Trails are great for riding on, there's lots to see and do. Very pretty area to visit. And the play areas for kids are fantastic too!
Luke M — Google review
Spent a couple of hours here with my daughter this morning. After building a Minecraft money box, ice scream and bacon roll in the cafe, spent just over an hour trolling the outdoor play area, taking a beating from the vertical twisty slide lol.. The venue has lots to offer , walks and activities, including the previous indoor play area now used for arts and crafts.. nice little venue for the children and adults alike. Friendly polite staff and informative of upcoming events , such as trails , arts and crafts etc..
Barry ( — Google review
4.6
(5225)
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4.5
(848)
Stanwick, Wellingborough, NN9 6GY, United Kingdom
http://www.stanwicklakes.org.uk/
+44 1933 625522
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Peterborough Cathedral

Mentioned on 
+55 other lists 
Cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
Peterborough Cathedral is a medieval church known for its grand Gothic facade and offers tours, tower visits in the summer, and choral recitals. The cathedral has a rich history dating back over 1,000 years and has survived invasions, wars, and King Henry VIII's Dissolution of Monasteries.
A beautiful piece of magnificent history right in the centre of town. So many stories to discover and amazing architecture to admire. Well worth a visit and if you're lucky, you might hear the choir practising, or the organist playing a tune!
Rachel T — Google review
A beautifully designed and built cathedral. Are there better ones - depends upon what is considered better, this one is full of history and stunning architectural details. There was a 5 pound charge to visit the chancel but I did not think that excessive considering the maintenance costs on this building. If you visiting Peterborough, this is not to be missed. Also a lovely place for some self reflection and hop out of the daily trials of life.
Mark A — Google review
What a great cathedral. The architecture is amazing and walking inside its so spacious and the art work is amazing. Such a peaceful place. The cathedral is right in the city centre of Peterborough and you can’t miss it with the walk way leading to it. The cathedral looks so beautiful and grand from the outside and when you walk in it looks so nice
Paul S — Google review
An impressive building with the three arches. The Nave is beatiful too with the wooden ceilings, etc. An amazing building. But, I was disappointed to find that in order to visit the chancel and other areas at the back of the cathedral, I would have to pay an entrance fee of £5.50, you have to buy tickets at the information desk. There is no clear signage of that being the case, nothing to inform me of this. You need to be more clear as it does not say on your website or indeed on any signage that I looked at that there is a fee.
Dominic W — Google review
Like majority of Cathedrals in the UK, Peterborough cathedral has stunning Gothic architecture and a real sense of history. The intricate ceilings and beautiful stained glass are breathtaking, and the peaceful atmosphere makes it a perfect place to pause and reflect.
Gary C — Google review
I have visited a lot of Cathedrals over the year across England, and this has to be one of best that l have seen. l was very impressive with both the inside and the outside of this cathedral. I would highly recommend coming here. The cathedral is free to visted, but there is a donation box/card reader if you would like give something.
Peter C — Google review
Superlative example of a cathedral lots of spectacular details and information and friendly and helpful staff. Gift shop didn't seem open and if they did contactless donations we would have.
Chris G — Google review
This is one of my favourite cathedrals in UK, just beautiful. Check out their xmas fayre in November each year .. fabulous
Beverley P — Google review
4.8
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4.7
(2260)
Minster Precinct, Peterborough, PE1 1XS, United Kingdom
https://www.peterborough-cathedral.org.uk/
+44 1733 355315
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Ferry Meadows in Nene Park

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+54 other lists 
Country park
Nature & Parks
Ferry Meadows in Nene Park, also known as Fedz Meds to locals, is a popular destination for various outdoor activities such as walking, fishing, and horseback riding. It's a favorite spot for dog owners who come here rain or shine to walk their furry friends and socialize with other dogs. The park features play parks, walking and cycling paths, horse rides, fishing opportunities, and stunning scenery.
An amazing largescale park with lake and river side trails through many different types of landscape from woodland to meadow which provides access to a huge range of wildlife. In addition there are many other amenities within the area including two cafes and a visitor centre alongside various activity zones. Whether visiting the area or as a local resident there are so many things to see and do. Definitely worth a visit!
A C — Google review
My girlfriend and I came here, and it's a lovely walk. In some sections, it feels very close to nature, while others are clearly designed for children to play. It's a wonderful place for a quiet day out.
Dominic R — Google review
Visited many times, but today just the wooden trail. However, the whole park it's perfect to go for walks, visit different sites like coffee shops, playgrounds for the children, ride on the train ( this will depend on the days and weather), and also boat rides (this is seasonal). There's a lot in here, as sometimes they do events as well. Always look at the website for what's happening. But, if you like nature like I do, Ferry meadows is a great escape from the town of Peterborough.
Mariana F — Google review
Beautiful place has a lot to offer, play areas, BBQ, pedal boats, and lots of walking trails. A small train that takes you on a tour of the park, cafes and toilet facilities. Various parking locations which you pay when you leave. Very pretty place, would definitely return for another visit.
Maria C — Google review
Lovely place for a day out .plenty of walks. parks for kiddies cafe and ice-cream stall and a train to take you round the park. We stayed on the caravan site for few days it was nice .you can also tents in a different area .
Alison H — Google review
Ferry Meadows in Nene Park, is beautiful and peaceful place to relax and enjoy nature. The big lake is perfect for fishing and just relaxing. There are plenty of walking trails, running areas, and horseback riding avaliable. Plenty of adventure woodlands, large picnic areas, and a variety of wildlife, it’s an ideal destination for families, nature lovers, or anyone looking for a calm escape outdoors.
Martin R — Google review
Visited here for the Saturday morning parkrun. Loads of onsite parking which is only £1 for park runners. This is very well attended event , with 600 people on the day. The park is great with loads of facilities including toilets, cafes etc. The run is two out and back loops, there are some 2way parts that get a little squeezed but for most of it there is plenty of room. Its all flat and alot of tarmac so its a fast course. Lots of marshalls all doing a great job, this is a must visit parkrun.
Paul — Google review
Parking £4-8. Very beautiful and scenic. Cafe was busy and their way of doing drinks was odd, tea was made and put on the tray but we had to wait for the coffee (they hold back the tray) so tea was cold. Coffee was around £4, cake £4 . Watersports and activities available on site for extra charges. Picnic area and play park. Short walk around the lake and some other paths that we didn't get chance to visit as it was just a short visit.
Shelley T — Google review
4.7
(7100)
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4.4
(1645)
Ferry Meadows Country Park, Ham Ln, Peterborough PE2 5UU, United Kingdom
http://www.nenepark.org.uk/
+44 1733 234193
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Wicksteed Park

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38 lists 
Amusement park
Water & Amusement Parks
Wicksteed Park, established in 1921, is the second oldest theme park in England. It features around 30 rides and four main themed areas including a playground, fairground with fun rides and arcade, lakeside for boating and scenic walks, and an arena with thrilling rides like the Revolving Paratrooper and Roller Coaster. Originally owned by Mr.
A great day out or camping venue for younger kids aged 6-10. We have two boys aged 7&8. There's plenty to do in the public park (swings, roundabouts, slides, climbing frames etc..) just pay for parking which is about £7 for the whole day. We'll worth it. If you come for longer you can buy tickets to the theme park and rides which is again targeted at 8 to 10 yo. Would suit boys and girls. There's also parks, long walks, swan, ponds, and other stuff to explore.
Stuart H — Google review
Had a lovely day, it's about fun, simple rides and the park land. Food was not too expensive either, the baked potato in the cafe was quickly consumed with no complaint. We went to Alton Towers last year and whilst not comparable, this cost about the same as the food there, and in truth we had more fun. There is plenty to improve, not least the free playground and some of the buildings, but go with the right level of expectation and enjoy your day, helping to protect this little bit of heritage.
Pse W — Google review
I was lucky enough to win four tickets to Wicksteed Park in a competition, and I went there yesterday. What a fantastic day it was! I absolutely loved my visit and would highly recommend the park to anyone looking for a full day of fun. The first thing that impressed me was how enormous the park is. There's so much space to explore that you never feel cramped or are fighting for room. The size of the park gives you a sense of freedom and the opportunity to discover something new around every corner. Besides the space, there's a huge amount to do. The variety of entertainment is impressive, with attractions for all ages. Whether you're looking for big thrills or something more gentle, there's something for everyone. We spent the whole day there and still felt like there were more things to see and do, which is a big plus. For me, Wicksteed Park is the perfect place for a fun family day out. The atmosphere is great, and with so much to do, it's impossible to get bored. It was an experience I'll remember fondly.
Vera G — Google review
Absolutely amazing day yesterday. Came with my son and my two granddaughters. Purchased wristbands for all. Great price for family of four..unlimited rides which we all..especially girls took advantage of. As a grandmother of a child with svi I cannot recommend this park enough. From staff to patrons of this park everyone was amazing and so respectful to my granddaughter. Staff were aware my granddaughter required help by her dad or myself to get onto rides..and were extremely courteous. Gentleman on carousel was the best. Thank you sir! Unfortunately daddy and I felt a little unwell after a ride..you probably heard our screams asking for help during ride which my..obviously caring granddaughters..laughed incessantly.. Will definitely return. Thank you guys for an amazing day
June W — Google review
Great day. Great value. Great staff. Have selected 5star for rooms service and location as whole day was a 5 star experience. The haunted walk was scary! Our 2yr old, but almost 3yr old.104cm, grandson loved it and got more confident so by the end of the day went on the high swings! We didn't eat there - it wasn't silly money but we had brought our own.
Shaz F — Google review
Staff were absolutely amazing enjoyed evey ride i went on with my friend. Favourite had to be the slide where a lovely girl called skye, made the ride even more enjoyable just by not only helping understand the ride but her cheerfull demeanor made the ride soo much more entertaining. Shout out to the meerkats who were adorable as ever.
Srlion — Google review
A great park for toddlers, with both open play areas and an indoor play zone. Kids can enjoy various rides (though some may not be suitable for children under 3. Adults can enjoy walking or running around the park. There’s also a small train ride that’s fun for all ages.
Lino A — Google review
Awful Oktoberfest for 2025. False advertisement with their posters and you left feeling like it was a scam: The event was advertised as a lively and festive Oktoberfest experience, but unfortunately, it fell far short of expectations. When we attended, there was only one food truck, no decorations, and an almost empty room with a band performing, where the only thing festive about them was the generic costumes they wore. While the musicians did their best, the overall atmosphere did not resemble the vibrant Oktoberfest celebration that had been promoted. £20pp for nothing. When a refund was requested the customer feedback team were very unprofessional and you’d be luck to get a reply.
Wangare A — Google review
4.4
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3.8
(2373)
Barton Rd, Kettering, NN15 6NJ, United Kingdom
http://wicksteedpark.org/
+44 1536 512475
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Springfields Designer Outlet & Leisure

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Outlet mall
Shopping
Springfields Outlet Shopping & Leisure is a village-style shopping center located in Spalding, offering a wide range of high-street brands at discounted prices. The open-air outlet mall features popular UK and international brands such as Marks & Spencer, Next, Clarks, Sports Direct, GAP, Skechers, and Fatface. In addition to shopping opportunities, visitors can enjoy dining at various eateries including Starbucks, Subway, and Frankie & Bennys.
I had a delightful visit to Springfields Designer Outlet during my recent holiday! The standout for me was the free EV charging, which not only made our trip convenient but also encouraged us to extend our stay—and yes, we ended up shopping more! The outlet is thoughtfully laid out, making it easy to navigate and enjoy. The variety and quality of shops are impressive, catering to a range of tastes and preferences. A handy tip: download the VIP app on your phone to enjoy 10% off in some stores—definitely worth it. For families, it's more than just shopping. The kids loved feeding the ducks, and the beautiful gardens with serene water features and fish added a relaxing touch to the experience. It’s a perfect blend of retail therapy and nature. Practical aspects were well catered for too. The toilets were spotless and well-maintained, and there were plenty of benches to rest and recharge amidst the shopping excitement. Overall, Springfields Designer Outlet offers a fantastic mix of shopping, nature, and family-friendly activities. Highly recommended for a relaxed, enjoyable day out!
Marcus N — Google review
This designer outlet isn’t as big as some I’ve been to but there is a good selection of shops including a M&S, Osprey, Levi’s Cadbury Chocolate Shot and much more. I really enjoyed Blud Diamond the garden centre with lush outdoor and indoor plants, gifts, books, household items and restaurant. The Osprey shop has good quality bags and wallets, and the craft shop is well stocked. My favourite area was the extensive well laid out gardens with water features, seating and woods, this is not something you expect to find at a designer outlet. It does feel like an outlet shopping centre because the prices are really competitive.
Mal333 — Google review
Springfield in Spalding is an absolute gem, it's the perfect combination of a fantastic shopping destination and a beautiful, peaceful place to relax. It's truly got everything you could want for a great day out First off, the shopping is brilliant. The outlet stores offer a huge range of brands, from high-street favourites like M&S and Joules to well-known names like Clarks and Levi's. You can find everything from clothes and shoes to homeware and gifts, all at great prices. It's the kind of place where you can easily spend a few hours browse and still feel like you only scratched the surface. The layout is also very pleasant, so it doesn't feel overwhelming like a huge indoor mall. But what really sets Springfield apart is the stunning Festival Gardens. It's a wonderful surprise to find such a beautiful, landscaped space right no ext to the shops. The gardens are an absolute highlight, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle. The themed areas, water features, and woodland walks make for a lovely stroll. It's a fantastic spot to take a break, enjoy a coffee, or just admire the beautiful flowers. The gardens are clearly well-cared for, and it's a real joy to walk around them. The fact that these two elements - the great shopping and the gorgeous gardens - are together in one place makes Springfield so special. It's a place where you can shop until you drop, then step outside into a serene and inspiring garden to relax and recharge. The whole atmosphere is welcoming and enjoyable, making it a wonderful experience for everyone. I loved every minute of my visit and I'm already looking forward to going back.
Vera G — Google review
As a wheelchair user this place was great to visit. Nice smooth floors both inside the shops and in the street area. Plenty of parking and everything was clean and tidy. We visited the garden centre cafe for food and weren’t disappointed. Grandchildren loved shopping for accessories and daughter in law found a birthday present she liked easily.
Buffy W — Google review
Not a bad place to go shopping. I detest shopping. Here is a good spot to whip around a wide range of shops grabbing all the bits you have needed to get for the last few years and then grab a coffee to celebrate getting it over with. Parking is excellent, always room for my camper van, I like a big space. Reasonably priced.
Chris R — Google review
Very clean and spacious, a variety of shops to look around. Adventure land was great fun for the kids. The ducks were not at all afraid of humans which shows how well they are cared for. Sitting around the ponds was quite peaceful. I cant find fault with anything at all.
Jords G — Google review
The restaurant in the garden center is very nice, with a large room, comfortable seating, delicious meals, and a very large selection of gluten-free desserts. Everyone will find something for themselves there.
Marlena O — Google review
Caught out by the parking charge . Thought he first hour was free - I was wrong. Got stuck at the gate with about 20 cars behind me . Called for help and the attendant could not have been more unfriendly. Told me to reverse directly at the queue of cars behind to make them move - I was in a van with zero rear view and aware that the queue behind were not feeling hospitable! I would have happily paid a charge by cc at this point but that could not be offered and they instructed me to either force the cars behind me to move or to leave the van and block the exit while I walked back to a pay station - accepting my mistake was my fault , the response from this team was pathetic.
Jonah — Google review
4.3
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3.8
(985)
Springfields Designer Outlet, Camelgate, Spalding PE12 6EU, United Kingdom
https://springfieldsoutlet.co.uk/
+44 1775 760909
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Rutland Water

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Reservoir
Nature & Parks
Rutland Water is a man-made lake that offers a peaceful escape for various outdoor activities such as boating, fishing, hiking, and birdwatching. The nature reserve is home to the Rutland Osprey Project, where visitors can observe these majestic birds in their natural habitat. Families can enjoy cycling around the lake on shared paths with convenient amenities like parking, toilets, and shops along the way.
Really pretty reservoir that is very large. There are multiple car parks depending on what side you want to be on. We went on a Saturday late morning and it was sunny, if windy. Not busy. We went to the car park where people go for water sports, wind surfing etc. Parking is £2 every hour until a certain point. You can use the pay machines to pay on exit. You can pay with card. The gates are locked at 7pm. It's a family friendly environment. You can walk on various trails, round the reservoir, or through wooded parts. We didn't see many birds but there are bird watching stations. Some people are fishing and have designated zones. You can also go in the water in certain places, or go on a boat ride. The place is kept clean and is peaceful. The water is nice and blue. Very calming atmosphere. We went on a walk from our car park, across to two other car parks, and racked up 12km. There are a lot of people cycling, and you can hire bicycles. You are also allowed to barbecue in certain places. Toilets are at each car park location and kept clean. There are some places or cafes to eat, too. Not every location has the same things e.g., if you'd like a gift shop, make sure to check which car park to be at.
P S — Google review
A great and popular place to visit. Reasonable parking costs , and good places to eat and drink. The views are stunning. My only concern is there's no segregation between you walking and the inexperienced bike riders on there hired electric bikes. It's an accident waiting to happen. However we will be back as so much more to see and do.
Andrew S — Google review
Stunning views and lots of water related sports and activities. Great amenities. Cafe with views over the water. Set in 4,200 acres of countryside. Home to the Rutland Osprey Project.
Pauline H — Google review
Rutland Water is a truly stunning spot — a vast, handmade reservoir that feels both peaceful and lively at the same time. It’s easy to see why thousands of visitors come here each week. The lake is beautifully maintained, surrounded by rolling countryside, and offers plenty of space for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re walking, cycling, or just sitting by the water with a picnic or barbecue, there’s a sense of calm that makes it perfect for relaxing weekends. The onsite parking makes it convenient, and there are plenty of spots to stop and take in the views. For those looking for something more active, Rutland Water doesn’t disappoint. The range of water sports — from sailing and paddleboarding to kayaking and even open-water swimming — gives the place an adventurous edge. Runners and walkers will love the scenic trails that circle the lake, offering constantly changing views and fresh air. It’s a wonderful mix of recreation and natural beauty — somewhere you can easily spend a whole day and still want to come back for more.
Nicholas M — Google review
Beautiful place to come and fish for a day! The boats are well maintained and they also supply nets and drogue per boat. Such a vast body of water, will need to visit a few times to see it all, and fish it but it was that nice today, I know I'll be back again soon!
Hog-Wards — Google review
A pleasant and civilised day out with families enjoying the beautiful scenery, playing games a d having barbecue. I was impressed with the obvious lack of litter and the well stocked visitors centre. The toilets could do with a bit of tlc.
Margaret C — Google review
What lovely place Great walks amazing views
Ronan C — Google review
Lovely place to visit could easily spend a day walking round and enjoying the water and nature
Jackie H — Google review
4.6
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4.4
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Oakham, UK, USA
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Foxton Locks Inn

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$$$$affordable
Pub
Nestled in the picturesque Leicestershire countryside, Foxton Locks Inn is a delightful country pub and restaurant that offers a warm and inviting atmosphere. With its charming wood-beamed interiors and a lovely covered terrace overlooking the historic Grand Union Canal's impressive staircase locks, it's an ideal spot to unwind after exploring the scenic surroundings. The inn serves up delicious home-cooked meals alongside award-winning real ales, making it perfect for both casual visits and special occasions.
I haven't been here since I was a teenager! in those days there wasn't even mains electricity! there was a generator out the back in a shed, how things have changed, absolutely lovely place, canalside setting, tasteful decor, stunning views and fabulous food, honestly, the carvery is to die for! I'll post some photos, the food is as good as it looks, the staff are wonderful, friendly and efficient, once you've had you're fill, there's Foxton Locks themselves, an amazing piece of engineering and a fabulous view from the top lock, all in all a great place to while away a few hours and get a fabulous feed
Ian G — Google review
Had a very disappointing Chicken Caesar Salad. Chicken was cold rather than freshly cooked warm, the croutons were as hard a rock, and the Parmesan was as tasteless as the dressing. I finished with Eaton Mess - another disappointing episode. The meringue had no chewiness and wasn’t even combined with the fruit and cream. What sounded good on the page didn’t deliver on the plate. Staff pleasant and atmosphere good too. Idilic location.
Richard E — Google review
We hired The Old Boathouse for a 40th birthday party, and Emma couldn’t have been more helpful. The venue was perfect for our party of around 50 people (including children and dogs!). The food was delicious and very reasonably priced. Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend the pub and boathouse to anyone. Thank you so much, we’ll certainly be back!
Katy E — Google review
Lovely atmosphere, seating available outside close to the canal and if the weather isn't so good the conservatory offers a lovely seating area overlooking the canal. Dog friendly both outside and in, the menu was a little limited but good quality ingredients.
Rachel A — Google review
❤️ Foxton Locks & like the Inn. We had coffee at the Inn, which we enjoyed on the patio overlooking the water, where swans entertained us to a territory fight. Staff are friendly & helpful. Attractive ladies' toilets.
Liz ( — Google review
Food is great, views of the canal are great! We went when the lock itself was closed so it wasn’t very busy, fantastic place to stubble across on a Saturday morning! (They use Heinz beans for breakfast, and they also have good bbq sauce too!)
Tristan M — Google review
Great place to stop on a long journey Great food been twice yet to see a canal boat going through!
Kieran S — Google review
⭐☆☆☆☆ Not the happiest about my experience here today to be honest. Came to Foxton Locks Inn for my mother’s 57th birthday lunch with family and left disappointed. I ordered the Hunter’s Chicken — arrived near burnt, dry, drowned in an overly sweet BBQ marinade, bacon soft, topped with bland cheddar. The chips were the real letdown: dry, powdery, clearly pre-bought, and nothing like homemade. My mother’s meal was cold, my aunt’s bangers and mash had sausages burnt and rock hard — she left them, and even the dog wouldn’t have eaten them. My uncle, who ordered scampi with peas and chips, couldn’t get over how bad the potatoes were. He even asked others to taste to check if it was just him — everyone agreed they were awful. The peas were dull, clearly tinned, and the scampi straight from a frozen packet. For a reserved birthday lunch, it was a complete letdown across most of our table. The only positives were the pâté starter and the polite table service. But overall, the food and kitchen execution were far below par — especially for the prices charged. To top it off, we still had to pay £3.50 for parking. Over £22 for my meal alone — for food this poor? I’m still feeling it hours later. Won’t be returning.
Douglas D — Google review
4.4
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3.6
(1173)
Bottom Lock, Gumley Rd, Foxton, Market Harborough LE16 7RA, United Kingdom
https://restaurantfoxtonlocks.co.uk/
+44 116 279 1515
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National Trust - Tattershall Castle

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Temporarily Closed
$$$$affordable
Castle
Tattershall Castle is a rare 15th-century red-brick castle featuring battlements, moats, bridges, and expansive grounds for exploration. Located in the rural community of Tattershall in central Lincolnshire, this historic site offers a blend of fortress protection and home comfort. Visitors can immerse themselves in the castle's heritage by exploring its moats, green areas, Flemish tapestries exhibit, Parlour where rent was paid, and basement that served as a store and prison.
Beautiful venue for a wedding with stunning grounds, you are also allowed up on the very top for wedding photos. Just a note there are no toilets in the actual castle, if you get cut short there’s a good 2 minute walk to the toilets just near the exit of the grounds. Today’s couple had drinks and a very light afternoon tea in the garden outside, the weather was glorious.
Austen B — Google review
National Trust description says it all: a fine example of medieval brick built castle. Information on site all up to usual NT standards. Good views from roof and battlements. An hour probably enough to explore and take in all the history. Easy to find, good parking and a fine church within the grounds.
Nick H — Google review
We are Royal Oak Members who partner with National Trust, so we try to visit as many of their properties as we can when in a certain area. This one was a real gem. Parking was easy with a well marked lot nearby. The walk to the top is relatively easy, as the hand rail is actually formed into the wall, making grasping it easy. The steps are not steep, and one can stop on each floor to learn about the rooms, windows, and fireplaces and their significance. The Great Tower has been in the possession of the trust since 1925 and is very well maintained. On a brilliant day, the views from the top are magnificent. Well worth the effort of climbing to the top.
Barbara G — Google review
Absolutely amazing place - made even more special as it was a bright sunny day and the views from the top were fantastic. Beautiful grounds too. The church next to the castle was impressive!
Mark B — Google review
What a stunning place!!!! So much history on the walls!! Over the years people have carved their names into the stone work!! I think the earliest is C15th!! Beautiful rooms , and a genuinely amazing story how this gorgeous building was saved from ruin!!!! One of my favourite NT locations!!! Wonderful views from the roof top!!! Xx
Lisa M — Google review
Definitely worth a visit, lovely castle. Great views from the top, welcoming staff and very informative staff too at the entrance and in the castle. Fun games for kids to play on the grass too.
Nigel C — Google review
A fantastic day out at Tattershall Castle. £10 entry if not paying gift aid and £11 if paying gift aid. 149 steps to the top of the Castle for fantastic views of local areas. Here is the link to the national trust site with all the history about Tattershall Castle. https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/nottinghamshire-lincolnshire/tattershall-castle/the-history-of-tattershall-castle Would 100% recommend a visit here.
Bearded W — Google review
Very interesting castle to visit, with multiple floors & great views from the top. The information boards are very helpful. When we visited (Sunday of August Bank Holiday) there were lots of activities in the grounds, for both adults & kids. The only downside is that there is no café on site, just a van selling snacks. But there are options in the village a short walk away.
Julian H — Google review
4.5
(2711)
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4.4
(913)
Sleaford Rd, Tattershall, Lincoln LN4 4LR, United Kingdom
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/tattershall-castle
+44 1526 342543
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Twinlakes Park

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Theme park
Water & Amusement Parks
Amusement park
Twinlakes Park is a family-friendly theme park located near Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. Spanning 70 acres of beautiful countryside, the park offers a wide range of attractions including rollercoasters, rides, falconry displays, and a water park. With over 50 rides and attractions spread across 10 themed areas designed for different age ranges, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Twinlakes Park is one of the best amusement parks in the UK that I’ve ever visited. It offers a fantastic range of attractions suitable for all ages. Highlights include a water park available during the summer months, a well-maintained animal farm with a variety of animals, an impressive birds of prey section, and a wide selection of rides and activities. The park is clean, well-organized, and provides plenty of entertainment for families, children, and adults alike. There are numerous picnic areas throughout the park, making it easy to relax and enjoy a meal outdoors. The staff are also exceptionally friendly and helpful, contributing to an overall positive and welcoming atmosphere. There are also two large indoor play areas and several soft play zones, making it a great destination even in wet weather. Lot of other activities also... Highly recommended for visitors of all ages!
Lijas J — Google review
Brilliant family day out, something for everyone here. Enough rides to suit all ages and queues were fairly short. Indoor areas are great with plenty to keep children entertained, perhaps aimed at more younger children but the dark themed slides and play area is great for all along with the rapids ride. Classics like the pirate ship and log flume for all the family to enjoy. Easy to navigate around the park. Free parking available and gift shop at the end. Purchased a family photo which can be taken upon entrance. Highly recommend for families. Great value with family pass which we purchased via offer code at half price. Bargain! 🌟
Emi L — Google review
We are theme park connoisseurs and this park definitely is one of our top five parks in the uk. As we have kids under ten, this park has things to cater perfectly to them. It's a perfect size to be able to cram every ride in. The queues are small and the atmosphere is very nice. There's a large, soft play and separate aerial ropes. And drop slides. There's a farm on top to. Great visiting during halloween, as there is a pick your own.
Sadiq M — Google review
Great park but definitely more suitable for small children. Our 9 year old wasn’t as enthused and entertained as our 6 year old. Quite a long queue for some of the rides which meant the kids were getting fizzy. Water wasn’t working either whilst we were there so had to use hand gel - provided by the park - this wasn’t the parks fault though. Good choice of food at decent prices and the place itself was kept nice and clean.
Francesca B — Google review
Every member of staff were a delight (apart from the woman in the paying booth.... They were kind and considerate and very child friendly! The rides were great as our two are ten and haven't really been on anything like that much. Excitement overload. The indoor slides and lazy river were a godsend as it was bitterly cold. There were some animals in the barn, and we enjoyed feeding them (50p for feed from a self-issue machine). Especially as the llama and goat were trying to eat the feed out of the machine! And the Shetland pony kicking the door to get more food. There were rabbits and meerkats too. The kids enjoyed picking a pumpkin too which was free with the ticket. Who knew choosing a pumpkin would bring so much delight. Thanks Twinlakes it was a blast!
Tarina J — Google review
It's a good value for money with ONE big but, as long as your child is over 90cm. Otherwise there's virtually no rides they can be allowed on. They would not let you hold them on your lap and go down the water slides in the splash zone either. Animal wise it's quite poor in terms of variety. Nice picnic areas. Decent cafe and indoor playground. Car park is decent size but on the rainy day it's a bit of disaster especially if you have to go through it with a buggy.
Grzegorz B — Google review
Went on a Sunday for pre-birthday fun with our daughter, well laid out park with plenty of things to do, small wait for some rides but nothing extreme. Longest wait for for the food as one poor guy was manning the BBQ shack by himself during the lunch rush, He did an amazing job tho! I saw at least 2 people litter picking, surly one would have been better supporting the cooking?
CoralAmanda — Google review
Nice little park suitable for smaller kids. I would say probably 6-10 year olds will have the most fun but might be a bit boring for older ones. You can see some (mostly) farm animals there as well. Most rides are looked after by teenage looking staff which wasn't the most comforting thing although they seemed to check everything properly. If you don't expect any thrills for yourself and just want to offer your young child some good times i would recommend.
Arek Ś — Google review
4.3
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3.9
(2334)
Melton Spinney Rd, Melton Mowbray, LE14 4FF, United Kingdom
https://www.twinlakespark.co.uk/
+44 1664 567777
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The Kinema In The Woods

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20 lists 
Movie theater
Museums
Specialty Museums
The Kinema In The Woods is a cozy, two-screen cinema located in an old sports pavilion in Woodhall Spa. It showcases a mix of new releases and classic films, offering a nostalgic movie-watching experience. During weekends and busy holiday showings, visitors can enjoy live organ music from the resident organist while purchasing snacks during the interval. The foyer features captivating historical pictures of Woodhall Spa and cinema memorabilia, adding to the venue's charm.
A cinema goers dream! I could wax lyrical about the wonders of this gem, but you really owe it to yourself to see it and a movie whilst there. Let's begin with the lobby that is festooned with memorabilia of all ages. Here, too, the staff are happy to help and discuss with you all the various pieces. There is an excellent array of refreshments available here, and very well priced. Each individual screen has something unique, but all offer plenty of space and comfortable seating, and is impeccably well kept. Top tip is arrive early and give yourself plenty of time to look around, you will not find anything quite like the Kinema in the Woods, elsewhere.
Colin H — Google review
What an amazing nostalgic cinema, we absolutely loved it. It was a pavilion originally and converted in 1920, so you can imagine Pathe news being showing on the war years. The decor is all original including an organ that would play at the intermission. Lots of leg room and very comfortable.
Mark A — Google review
I don't go to any other cinema now. I love this place so much. The whole place just feels special. It's cheaper than other cinemas but equally comfy. I also love that lots of showings have intermissions. Why cinemas stopped doing that, I don't know. The chap playing the organ is always an unexpected delight. More than just a cinema, this is an experience!
Stephanie B — Google review
Absolute fantastic place if you want to travel back in time and you're looking for something totally romantic then this is the place. Just close your eyes and soak up the atmosphere it's brilliant. Price's are extremely good for gge tickets and for snacks and drinks. Also there is an old fashion intermission for a toilet or drinks break superb. Loved every minute of it.
Raymond M — Google review
Quaint 1950s cinema with lots of leg room and comfy seats. Strange to have an intermission half way through the movie to refresh your snacks, go to the loo or just be entertained by the organist rising from beneath the stage. Definitely worth a visit just for the experience
Chris P — Google review
What a fantastic cinema experience. Like stepping back in time in the best possible way. Lovely friendly staff and nice snacks on sale. You even get an interval and the piano playing. Will def go again.
Stuart W — Google review
Fantastic throwback to old fashioned cinema with quirky cinematic nostalgia items on display, comfortable seating, an Interval with the bonus of an organist rising up in front of the screen. Absolutely loved visiting this cinema. Will be back for more.
Stephanie W — Google review
Absolutely brilliant! Cannot believe we stumbled across this place, a hidden gem! Traditional cinema, beyond reasonable ticket and refreshment prices, an all round wonderful experience!
Natalie W — Google review
4.9
(3665)
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4.9
(1227)
Coronation Rd, Woodhall Spa, LN10 6QD, United Kingdom
http://www.thekinemainthewoods.co.uk/
+44 1526 352166
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National Trust - Belton Estate

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$$$$affordable
Country house
The National Trust - Belton Estate is a classic 17th-century English house with lavish interiors and beautiful gardens. Located just outside Grantham, it offers a perfect family day out with vast grounds to explore. The estate is collaborating with the National Lottery Heritage Fund to connect Londonthorpe Woods and Bellmount, providing accessible green space for nature experiences.
A great family day out, always has been a good play area and it is well sited away from the house. Good facilities and cafe and plenty of gardens and land to explore. The house has always been lovely and homely and worth a wander around every time we go.
Colin — Google review
Popular mansion and gardens. We've never seen such a queue to enter a NT property as this. It draws an incredible number of visitors and has an enormous car park and extensive cafe to accommodate everyone. That said it didn't feel busy in the gardens or house. There's plenty of room for people to spread out. There are formal gardens as well as parkland to explore. With a veritable army of volunteers tending to the gardens, which were a credit to their green fingered attention. In August when we visited there were a number of activities for children to enjoy. And plenty of children doing just that. The mansion house was built in 1685. All the furnishings and paintings are original items owned by the family. A really nice authentic feature. Don't miss the church, with so many elaborate memorials to the family ancestors. And do talk to the room guides they had lots of stories to tell about the past generations and more recent royal visitors. All good. 😎👍👍👍👍
Mark P — Google review
Belton House is one of the largest National Trust stately homes, with loads to see and do including the largest outdoor play area across the estate. The house inside is stunning and whilst some work was ongoing when we were there it took nothing away from what was and will be a place of great splendour. There are also one lovely gardens to explore which you can take your fourlegged friend (although understandably not in the house).
Stu R — Google review
Belton is a vast estate with a huge parking lot that is a bit of a walk to the entrance. Particularly if one must park at the far end. I was surprised to see so many visitors in late September! It was easy to see why. The house was amazing, dating from the 1600's with most of its decor maintained since that time period. The Trust has done an excellent job preserving the interior. Rooms include a full sized chapel, as well as a bedroom that was designed for Queen Adelaide. The self guided tour finds one going through room after room as it seems that most of them are open for display, unlike others where touring was limited to ground floor or a few rooms to peruse. There is a lovely cafe on the grounds and acres of gardens to enjoy. There were still many flowers in bloom in late September. There is a maze on the far end of the property if one chooses to seek it out. We never did make it to the middle, but at least we found our way back out! We are National Trust members (via Royal Oak Society) so I cannot comment on admission price. I can say that you will see a vast amount upon admission and could easily spend the day enjoying the landscape. One last tidbit: the house was featured as Rosings Park in a Pride & Prejudice film. The front was where Mr. Collins entered with his entourage, and the back is where Mr. Darcy was filmed walking towards the house.
Barbara G — Google review
Belton House was extremely busy when we were there but we still had a wonderful visit and did not feel overcrowded (except in the ice-cream shop!). The house was interesting, the volunteers knowledgeable and the gardens were beautiful and well kept. It is a pity the large fountain in the formal garden was not working. We will definitely visit again when we are in the area!
Ali R — Google review
Probably one of the most enjoyable visits I have had to a country house and grounds. The house is not the most spectacular from the outside or the inside but it is both attractive from the outside and surprisingly comfortable inside. It is a place that I felt it would be nice to live in. There is a lot to see in the house and there was a guide in each of the main rooms who was only too happy to talk about the history, royal links and modern filming in and around the estate. The guided tour of the grounds is well worth while as we found it amusing and informative. The estate church is Norman in age and some of the later memorial statues are very impressive. We enjoyed the formal gardens and orangery although the maze was decidedly unamazing. A very pleasant walk down to the lake in a less formal area.
Andy H — Google review
Was very disappointed. Cosy us £60 entry, was told that was for everything but to find out after spending all day there that the lights was an extra £76 !!!! Rip off and with only a handful of rooms decorated, thought it was poor value ... Tips for next year, give a reduced price for lights if there all day and show a kitchen decorated for Christmas lunch
Teresa B — Google review
Enjoyed my trip to Belton estate. It was busy due to school holidays and plenty was laid on for them to do. Outside in the gardens it was a pleasure walking round and enjoying the atmosphere. Entering the house every room was amazing and the staff explained all inquiries. Highly recommend.
Paul K — Google review
4.7
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4.3
(2238)
High Rd, Belton, Grantham NG32 2LW, United Kingdom
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/belton-house/
+44 1476 566116
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The Rest Hotel

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Hotel
Sights & Landmarks
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Lincoln, The Rest Hotel is a delightful retreat that combines comfort with convenience. Just a short stroll from attractions like Usher Gallery and the festive Lincoln Christmas Market, this hotel offers bright and simple rooms, some boasting stunning city views. Guests can enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi while relaxing on the terrace or in the lush garden. The Rest Hotel features well-equipped kitchenettes for those who prefer to whip up their own meals, complete with essential appliances like a stovetop and microwave.
We didn't stay at the hotel so we can't vouch for the rooms, but the cafe was lovely, friendly staff who were really happy to allow dogs inside. We ordered coffees and BLT sandwiches 🥪 the food was really nice, the sandwiches came with a lovely salad and crisps. We really enjoyed the food and had a really nice chat Cherryn lovely lady. We would definitely visit again 😊 great food, friendly staff, nice location
Andy A — Google review
I just had a coffee and toast after feeling peckish early one morning on the way up Steep Hill. Really nice atmosphere, airy with lots of comfy seating. Staff were welcoming and pleasant and the coffee was excellent but cup so small I almost ordered a second cup. The sourdough toast was the best I’ve had in Lincoln cafes and this will definitely influence me to return. This establishment felt like a cafe/restaurant and it was only when writing the review that I realised you can book a room. Really handy for the Cathedral and Castle as it’s just a few minutes away.
Mal333 — Google review
Service was a bit slow but food was lovely. Very good value for money overall. Not taking a star off though for service as worked in hospitality industry for 16 years so can understand the challenges which can be impacted. Also lovely latte coffees too was worth the money overall.
Daniel D — Google review
Was to use a Scottish Term 'Puggled' after trudging up the lower part of the the Steep Hill in Lincoln and I gratefully spotted this establishment just shortly before I need the defibrillator. When we entered we were met by really friendly staff who got us to a table with nice comfy seating. We ordered Tea, Smoked Salmon Bagel and a Sausage Bap. The tea was real leaf tea and was really refreshing, my brother complimented the Sausage Bap through a full mouth and the Smoked Salmon Bagel was delicious with an ample supply of cream cheese. This is a delightful place full of character with a really relaxed atmosphere and professional and helpful staff, if you are passing and in need of refreshment, give it a try.
Alan H — Google review
Popped in to use the cafe. Super friendly staff and excellent coffee at very reasonable cost. Very relaxing vibe. Will definitely return when next in Lincoln... Oh and dog friendly too!!
Ian R — Google review
Had lunch here today. Cheese baguette had no butter on and was dry. The chicken on sourdough was nice however there was only half a slice of Sourdough toast with that smallest salad and no crisps. They did bring them when I asked as per menue. All in all not worth the price.
Karen W — Google review
We parked just down from the apartments which worked out well with 24 hour parking. The apartment was warm, comfortable and very clean in a perfect location for down town and the historic area around the cathedral. It is on a steep hill, but is about halfway up so not too tiring either way! It was a lovely quiet location with a tuneful wren outside in the early evening singing away. A handy table and chairs are outside your door too. We liked the kitchenette and would have made use of it had we stayed longer.
Heather G — Google review
Only had a coffee but it was very good, and a great location (providing you are happy with hills)
Lee F — Google review
4.6
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4.6
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55a Steep Hill, Lincoln, LN2 1LR, United Kingdom
http://www.theresthotellincoln.co.uk/
+44 1522 247888
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Lincoln Cathedral

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Cathedral
Sights & Landmarks
Lincoln Cathedral is a medieval masterpiece that began construction in 1185 and took over 125 years to complete. Once the tallest building in the world, it boasted a spire reaching approximately 160 meters in height. The cathedral showcases Early English architecture and is renowned for its intricate stone carvings, including the famous Lincoln Imp. Despite losing its central spire in the 16th century, three of the original towers still stand.
Found the whole cathedral stunning history. The architecture one of the finest cathedrals in the UK £12 to get in ticket lasts for 12 months. Future visits free. You cannot miss this attraction
Graham K — Google review
I’m a big fan of cathedrals, and all across Europe they have their own flavour and style. Lincoln follows the Italian cathedral tradition of an enormous (and I really mean enormous) facade. And you can see it’s a facade, it overlaps the edges of the cathedral, but it’s still impossible not to be awed by the scale. No matter where you stand, yo aren’t going to fit that facade onto Yor camera, unless you’re using an ultra wide angle. It’s that big. So the facade is quite unique - Wells has something similar but Wells cathedral would fit in your pocket, yo have to be careful almost not to sit on it by accident. So Lincoln takes this facade to the nth degree, and it’s worth seeing for that. You’ll only see similar things in Milan, and (in a very different style) in Florence. The area around the cathedral is nice too - very traditional, cobbles, steep ungainly streets, closely packed cottages and townhouses climbing their way up these steep streets. This centre around the cathedral is the best bit of the town- the rest is somewhat modernised and has lost that air, so to see the real old Lincoln, you want to be around the cathedral. And the cathedral itself is worth a visit inside and around. I think there are prettier cathedrals - York for one, and more decorated inside (e.g. Ely) but Lincoln does a classic job with a large space. And it has layers of windows that breathe space into the building, it really needs to be experienced in person. And because Lincoln is not on the general tourist trail, you have it much more to yourself. So it’s peaceful, and occasionally, they hold some reasonably priced, and well-chosen concerts.
Gordon D — Google review
Visited the cathedral multiple times and what a beautiful place it is! Indulged in the tour, incredibly insightful and fascinating. The tour guide (Believe it was Dorothy, older woman with glasses and red earrings) was a joy to listen to and learn from, and incredibly knowledgeable. The tour was engaging and fun, with all questions being answered. The cathedral is stunning for a building that's a millennia old, and buildings like this need to be preserved for future generations to love and enjoy.
Dean — Google review
Very impressive on multiple levels. Most importantly of course there is the amazing architecture and rich history. But there is more. The absence of pews or chairs in the nave is refreshing, making it so much easier to imagine what this imposing space looked like in medieval times. They allow dogs, and dogs there were. Somehow this really enhances the welcoming feel of the place. Then there is the most amazingly beautiful Stations of the Cross, a modern work in wood comprising a generous fifteen works. I am a lapsed Catholic and agnostic, but I felt Christ’s suffering through it - a moving and somewhat surprising experience. Last, but certainly not least, we enjoyed one of the best tours I have ever experienced. Our guide, Christine, gave us insight in both architecture and history with deep knowledge and humour, and a particular sensitivity to the younger members of our audience that was very pleasing. All in all definitely a five star experience!
Ineke A — Google review
Amazing Cathedral, still baffles me how they managed to construct buildings like this all those years ago. You can get in for free but you have to pay to walk around once you're inside, which was a bit pricey; £25 for two. That's not a guided tour, which you can book for an additional cost. Either way it's definitely worth a visit
Ste B — Google review
Majestic monument at the top of Lincoln town, breathtaking architecture both inside and out. Serene peaceful beautiful and check out "Queen" Pat one of the volunteers we actually met on a local bus driven by Colin
Beverley P — Google review
Historical place well worth the visit. Step back in time to medieval England.and the ruling church classes! Well preserved history. Activities for children too. Entry is good if you opt for the season pass, one payment for all year...
David B — Google review
I love that cathedral. It was amazing experience to visit place full of history. I spent over one hour walking around and inside of cathedral. Beautiful architecture.
Anna R — Google review
4.8
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4.7
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Minster Yard, Lincoln, LN2 1PX, United Kingdom
https://lincolncathedral.com/
+44 1522 561600
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Lincoln Castle

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Castle
Sights & Landmarks
Historic Sites
Lincoln Castle, a historic Norman fortress turned prison, offers visitors a captivating journey through England's history. Built by William the Conqueror in the late 11th century on top of a Roman fortress, it has served as a symbol of power and punishment. The castle houses one of the four remaining copies of the Magna Carta, allowing visitors to explore its history in a 210-degree cinema room.
Allow plenty of time for your visit as lots to see. Highly recommend the Roof tour too, £7.50 charged separately to entrance fee of £12.50. Lovely cafe too.
Pauline B — Google review
We mainly went for the cathedral; which was amazing. The castle was ok too. The best things about it are the views from the external wall walk and the film and display of the Magna Carta. A very important document on which most world democracy is based.
Mike S — Google review
Visited here while staying in the area. A STEEP walk up from Broadgate car park in the town…..get a taxi ? Its free to get into the ‘grounds’ and then pay more to do the ‘walls walk’ and more to see the Magna Carta/prison areas. A MUST is to join the guided walk to get the ‘chat’ about the various areas of the castle….So worthwhile. Cafe is very reasonable too.
Ian B — Google review
Great castle! The grounds are lovely to walk around. Prisons inside the grounds are really informative. Great for all ages! Views from the top of the walk are amazing of the city
Ashleigh — Google review
Well worth a visit. Definitely get tickets and go view the, prisons, Magna carta and the chapel. Take advantage of the tour, they guides are knowledgeable and so friendly. Also the ticket get you to walk the medieval wall walk. Cafe and gift shop also available.
Musarat A — Google review
Stunning views of the city. Wonderful to walk around, got to listen to some stories through the onsite tour guide. The prisons were intriguing (and a little depressing, but I suppose they are supposed to be) . Getting to see one of the last few copies of the Magna Carta is a great view into the past. I would suggest getting the Wall walk ticket. When we visited the list was down so we walked up the spiral staircase, which in itself was an adventure.
Tristran D — Google review
Lincoln castle is amazing. Incl. Prisons, Magna Gata, Walk on fabolous Castle Wall with dragons . Family tickets have discount. Carpark is just beside. Highly recommended.
Tommy — Google review
Had a great time at the castle, saw the prisons and the original Magna Carta. Lovely walk around the top of the walls. Shame the lift was out of order, you have to be fit to climb the spiral staircase. Well worth a visit.
Sam C — Google review
4.6
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4.5
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Castle Hill, Lincoln, LN1 3AA, United Kingdom
https://www.lincolncastle.com/
+44 1522 782019
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Nottingham Castle

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Castle
Nature & Parks
Nottingham Castle is a historic mansion that offers displays on local history, decorative items, and renowned international artists' work. The castle provides an excellent view of the town and features remarkable bronze sculptures of Robin Hood and his tribe by James Woodford. Damaged in 1651, it was replaced by an Italian-styled citadel owned by the Duke of Newcastle.
Nottingham Castle. I was at a loose end and decided to go for a day out. Absolutely fabulous, a lot of interactive exhibits which are ideal for both adults and children. The art galleries are absolutely perfect and the cafe is great too. The shop is perfect for all pocket sizes and the grounds are beautifully looked after. For the adult ticket of £15, it’s free entry for a year so is worth going just for that!
Jess W — Google review
Nottingham Castle played an important role in Britain's history. Apart from being famous for being home to the Sheriff of Nottingham, the castle was a strategic stronghold during England's civil war in the 1600's. Today the castle is museum that houses exhibits of Nottingham's lace manufacturing, studies surrounding the "Major Oak" in Sherwood Forest, and many other interesting displays. Outside the walls is a statue of Robin Hood that is a must see for visitors. Beneath the city is a network of caves that are also present at the castle. Booking a tour of the castle caves provides visitors with much more information about the history and importance Nottingham Castle has played in Britain's history.
Paul C — Google review
Cool castle ramparts encasing a grand mansion steeped in history. Highly recommend booking a cave tour to explore the tunnels within the castle rock. The guides are hugely knowledgeable and give you a fun, educational, story-filled experience.
Leah M — Google review
Nottingham Castle looks impressive and full of history, even from the outside. The grand architecture and its position overlooking the city make it a striking landmark. The grounds and surrounding area are beautifully kept and offer great photo opportunities. A must-see spot that captures the heritage and charm of Nottingham!
Harsha J — Google review
The castle is nice but was expecting more of a castle then an art museum. There are few interesting exhibits. The castle looks nice from the outside, the grounds are nicely maintaned offering nice views over Nottingham. The price is a little high for the experience. The Robin Hood experience is nice but is more of a playground for kids with interactive stuff, for adults kind of boring. The cave tour was nice but to pay extra for that, above the entrance price can be pricey for some folks compared to the experiance. The staff is nice and hepful. You buy tickets at the entrance or online waiting in the queue is the same to enter. Next to the castle you'll find a mini square with the statue of Robin Hood. The Forest exhibition is let's say ok but doesn't really impress, a natural woodland walk might be better. One visit is enough honestly, doesn't make any sense to visit the castle again especially if you travel from a bigger distance. The location of the castle is very good, in the city center, car park buildings close by. The souvenir shop and restaurant is nice.
Daniel A — Google review
Nottingham Castle is a great mix of history, legend, and modern storytelling. The museum inside offers well-presented exhibits about Robin Hood, local art, and the city’s past. The castle grounds are beautifully maintained with lovely views over Nottingham. While the original medieval castle no longer stands, the experience is still engaging and family-friendly — worth a visit if you’re exploring the city’s heritage.
David G — Google review
The staff were all very helpful and friendly entry price is reasonable but..... I was expecting more castle. I am aware that the castle is self was destroyed many many years ago. I enjoy looking at castles in their various states and wonder what they would have been like. The exhibitions were informative and interactive.
Chris G — Google review
A great day out, the caves tour is a must and was an excellent way to start our visit. Then all the exhibits actually inside the castle were really engaging and interactive! I felt like there was loads to do and I learnt loads. Also the view from the top over Nottingham was lovely!
Lauren D — Google review
4.1
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3.6
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Lenton Rd, Nottingham, NG1 6EL, United Kingdom
https://www.nottinghamcastle.org.uk/
+44 115 876 3100
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National Trust - The Workhouse, Southwell

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Sights & Landmarks
Historical landmark
Nestled in the heart of Southwell, the National Trust's Workhouse stands as a poignant reminder of Victorian England's social history. This well-preserved building, constructed in 1824, serves as a captivating museum that delves into the lives of those who found themselves at its doors during desperate times. The Workhouse was part of an ambitious welfare program designed to provide shelter and sustenance for society’s most vulnerable individuals—those who had nowhere else to turn.
Very interesting place to visit, lots of history and a very hard life if you lived there at those times. Well, it's worth a visit. Small menue for hot food, cakes, various drinks ice creams. Educational for adults and children. Lovely garden. Would recommend to others.
Paula B — Google review
Went to visit as it was recommended to me. Good size carpark for cars and coaches. I found it very interesting as I took the tour around the house first then went inside exploring all levels of the house. There's plenty to see and I spent 4 hours exploring the site.
Paul K — Google review
Visited this week with my twin's, what a history lesson rolled all into one. Very sad 😔 mixture of emotions as walking around. School's should definitely visit here to educate the kids and how hard England was back then. My twin's understood just how lucky they are. Definitely will come back.
Lisa D — Google review
This is one of the first workhouses. It's fairly smaĺl, but has everything you would expect. There is a small cafe here with the normal NT fayre in it, but I think in mid summer it may become crowded. Great place to bring children, to learn about the realities of 1800 Britain. I reccommend the external 30 min tour which you can book at the visitor centre when you get inside.
John D — Google review
This is certainly a unique property owned by the National Trust. It gives the visitor insight to the living conditions of the residents of a workhouse that has stood here since 1824. Rooms are set up to recreate the life of the residents with separate wings for men, women and children. Everything is explained on placards and there are volunteers to answer questions. The tour is self guided. This place was very busy for late September, and there were no less than three school groups touring the workhouse on the day we visited. Lots of activity. There is a former hospital/nursing home on the grounds as well that is open for touring. The building holds a cafe and there are toilets should you need them.
Barbara G — Google review
Really well presented and so interesting to see the history of what was originally a test site evolving from the poor law. So glad the National trust saved it from the developers. Thanks to the amazing volunteers as ever 👏
Andrew C — Google review
Fascinating place to visit with lots to explore and learn the history of the building. Plenty of parking and a nice cafe. Well worth a visit.
Robert M — Google review
This is a really special place that has lots of great stories attached to it. We managed to be there at a time where we could go on a guided tour where we found out lots of facts, stories and were able to ask any questions. The philosophy of the workhouse is explained well and really makes you think about not only the conditions of life there, but the alternatives that were/weren't available. The infirmary is a 'mark in time' and it feels like it has just been left 'as is', only without the medical professionions and service users there. It still smells like a hospital and this only adds to the fascination when looking around. I believe opening hours are limited so please check the website. Access to the car park can be found using what3words ///monkey.brief.tadpole
Gary M — Google review
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4.4
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Caudwell House, Upton Rd, Southwell NG25 0PT, United Kingdom
https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/the-workhouse-southwell
+44 1636 817260
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Wollaton Hall, Gardens and Deer Park

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Park
Nature & Parks
Wollaton Hall, Gardens and Deer Park is a 16th-century English Renaissance style mansion located in Nottingham. The ancient building houses a natural history museum and is set in parkland with walking trails, a botanical garden, and a variety of flowers. The picturesque park spans five hundred acres and offers ample space for relaxation. Visitors can enjoy bike rides, observe deer in their natural habitat, and marvel at the grand gardens.
Wollaton Hall and Deer Park is a place you want to visit if you are visiting Nottingham. It has a kids' play area, Wollaton Hall, restaurants, cafes, museum, shops, a golf course, and a lake where you will find lots of ducks, swans, and other bird people feed them. Toilets facility available. Lots of open spaces for kids play and run around. It is really nice to visit during summertime with friends and family for picnics. If you ride bicycles, do get it. You will enjoy the ride around the lake and to the top. Ample pay and display parking inside the park. You will certainly enjoy the place.
Tptoodle — Google review
Visiting Wollaton Park was a dream come true for me as a Batman fan. The moment I found out this was the filming location for Wayne Manor in The Dark Knight Rises, I knew I had to see it—and standing there in front of Wollaton Hall honestly left me in awe. The building is absolutely stunning, with its towering windows and intricate stonework. For a moment, it really felt like I was stepping into Bruce Wayne’s world. The park itself is just as beautiful as the Hall. Wide green spaces, autumn leaves scattered across the grass, and peaceful paths made it feel both grand and calm at the same time. I could’ve stayed there for hours just walking around and taking it all in. The staff were also really friendly and welcoming, which made the visit even better. You can tell they care about the place and its history, and they were happy to chat and answer questions. Overall, it was a fantastic experience. As a Batman nerd, it felt like a pilgrimage to Wayne Manor. But even if you’re not into Batman, Wollaton Park is still an incredible spot to explore—beautiful, relaxing, and full of character.
Anno H — Google review
Great place to visit. The car park is £5, I paid for this in the shop, giving them my number plate. The park is very extensive but it was fantastic to see the deer so close. The house is fascinating with all the natural history displays. This was £15 but the ticket lasts a year. The gardens were also very nice and the view down to the lake was beautiful. The cafe was ok, not the largest selection of food and the drinks were all served in cardboard drinking cups. All the staff everywhere were very friendly and helpful. The shop was nice to look around and standard prices. The toilet facilities were good and clean. There were some near the cafe and in the house. I definitely recommend a visit. On a warm summers day it would be a lovely place to bring a picnic and make a day of it.
Victoria M — Google review
Visited the walled gardens specifically. A wonderful, relaxing and fascinating project to restore the site. Lovely volunteers working at the site and amazing progression being made. Only open set times during the summer for tours. A warm welcome. This is a very special place.
Glen J — Google review
This is very good place. This is wollaton hall gardens and dear park location is in Nottingham wollaton Road Nottinghamshire. Here is lake. Here is golf clup as well. Here is kids playing area as well. Here is parking available. But you need to pay for parking. Here is you can see dear as well
Arehmanbutt007 — Google review
The park is about 500 acres. Many children at the playground, families on picnic rugs, deer wandering through acreage. Camellia House & Wollaton Hall are so different. Enjoyed every moment.
Ann L — Google review
Lovely grounds, plenty of deer and a nice walk in fresh air. There are toilets, a café and gift shop.if you need them. You need the Ringgo app to park and pay £6.10 for all day.
Liam B — Google review
What a wonderful place for a walk, the gardens are beautiful and it was lovely to see the deer and the birds, especially the Mandarin duck. We didn't go into the house this time but will definitely look around next time we are there. There's a lovely cafe and 2 shops. Well worth a visit.
Kay G — Google review
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4.4
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Wollaton Rd, Nottingham, NG8 2AE, United Kingdom
http://www.wollatonhall.org.uk/
+44 115 876 3100
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Aqua Sana Forest Spa Nottinghamshire

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Spa
Spas & Wellness
Aqua Sana is a beautiful spa situated in the countryside, with plenty of sauna options to choose from. The staff are welcoming and attentive, making for a perfect day out. After soaking up the relaxation in the saunas, take a peaceful walk around the lake afterwards.
This is hands down the best spa I’ve ever visited! I absolutely loved the variety of experiences—especially the outdoor pool and hot tubs, and the rooftop sauna was a personal favorite. There’s a great selection of hot and cold rooms to explore, which makes the experience even more enjoyable. The treatments are wonderful with plenty of options to choose from. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and the café was a lovely spot to relax. I’m already looking forward to my next visit!
Tilly — Google review
Had the morning spa session with brunch twice now (Sept 2024 and today) can't fault a thing and I'm fussy (have also been to many different spas) everywhere clean, all the staff friendly and polite, brunch delicious, fabulous facilities with great areas! I'd definitely go midweek again rather than Sunday as we did before as was a bit quieter.
Melissa G — Google review
Me and husband had a great time moving between the various saunas, steam rooms, showers and relaxing lounges. Lunch in the restaurant was nice and tasty, we had the moroccan focaccia and they had a deal on cocktails. Robes and towels were supplied, lockers operated on a wristband supplied. Some equipment wasn't working e.g. one of the showers on the alpine 5 showers and the some jets in the outdoor door, so that's why I put 4/5 stars. Would highly recommend though. We just came for the day spa, but we might try and do a session when we holiday at Center Parcs next May.
Sarah R — Google review
I visited Aqua Sana Spa on 28/09/2025 with two friends to celebrate their birthdays, as we’ve done in previous years. The spa offers a wide range of indoor and outdoor experiences, all maintained to a high standard of cleanliness. Staff throughout the venue were welcoming, professional, and helpful. The afternoon Discovery Session was a great bonus — a free, informative introduction to some of the products they offer, with absolutely no pressure to buy. The restaurant serves a variety of well-presented, high-quality meals. While we noticed the menu had changed since our last visit and some previous favourites had been removed, the overall dining experience remained excellent. A lovely surprise was the complimentary birthday desserts for my friends (as pictured), a thoughtful touch that really made the day special. Overall, we had a fantastic experience and will definitely be returning.
Matthew H — Google review
Fabulous spa. Always come here for a birthday treat. We had the afternoon tea package and it was great. Staff are so good and really make sure you’re happy. It’s a vibe! P.s, how can I get one of the hot stone beds to my house? :)
Lucy — Google review
Booked a spa day for 2. The usual cons...large groups and people who think the spa is a great place to discuss their trials and tribulations in life. Other than that, we had a lovely day, staff were super friendly at the reception desk, the cafe and for treatments. The coffee machine wasn't working for our breakfast time and that was disappointing, as we had paid for breakfast. I had already been warned about the bees prior to going from a friend who had attended the week before. We understand they are protected but I think on booking there should be some information for this, especially for people who are allergic. Steph who did my treatment was amazing!! I will definitely be booking another treatment with her or Nicole next time I am in. Overall, relaxing day, lovely staff, great rooms....Will bring my ear plugs next time 👌
Lizzie S — Google review
The spa provided a delightful experience, characterized by its immaculate cleanliness and scenic forest views. The steam rooms were particularly enjoyable, offering alternating weak and strong cycles that enhanced the modern aesthetic of the facility. A minor inconvenience was the limited access to jacuzzis, with only two available. > While the Vitale Cafe featured exceptionally pleasant staff and a predominantly delicious array of desserts, its main courses proved to be a considerable letdown. We sampled several dishes and noted issues such as a bitter taste in the garlic focaccia oil, an inconsistent texture in the bread (a blend of dry and fresh), and excessively oversalted fish cakes, where the pervasive taste of salt predominated
Klaudijus M — Google review
Really lovely experience as had lower expectations with the mixed reviews. Firstly the issue of never being able to get through to anyone on the phone- I messaged on Facebook and Instagram and someone got back to me the same day to ask for my number so an agent could call. I had a call within a couple hours and my voucher was redeemed and our spa visit booked! The actual spa facilities were very clean and everything was working! It definitely feels very busy in there, I'm not sure that numbers are monitored so I would definitely avoid going over Xmas and summer holidays. The food in the restaurant was lovely and the staff were all very friendly. On the whole, a really nice experience.
Anoushka J — Google review
4.7
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4.4
(1757)
Center Parcs Sherwood Forest Sherwood Forest, Old Rufford Rd, Newark, NG22 9DN, United Kingdom
https://www.aquasana.co.uk/spa-locations/sherwood-forest/about.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=GMB_Sherwood_Forest_Aqua_Sana_Spa&utm_content=Website_URL
+44 344 826 6205
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Sundown Adventureland

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Theme park
Water & Amusement Parks
Sundown Adventureland is a delightful theme park designed specifically for children under 10, nestled just a few miles from Retford in Nottinghamshire. This enchanting destination features an array of rides and attractions that promise endless fun for the little ones. Kids can explore the whimsical Story Book Village, where beloved tales come to life, or dive into the excitement of the Angry Birds activity area—complete with thrilling rides and interactive play zones.
Sundown Adventureland is ideal for younger famlies who want a pleasant engaging place to go. It has rides for all but it’s not Alton Towers. Has areas for picnics or cafes. Has soft play areas and play areas and a cool fort. Santa sleigh ride runs all year round and is quaint. Have visited at Christmas and the park becomes a winter wonderland. Well worth a visit.
Rick J — Google review
Sundown Adventureland is a theme park created especially for younger children, offering a few of colourful rides, themed zones, and imaginative play areas. From tractors and pirate ships to indoor play barns and storybook villages, it’s designed to spark creativity and keep little adventurers entertained in a safe, family-friendly setting. The park is most enjoyable for children up to around 10 or 11 years old. Older ones, particularly around 12, may find the rides a little tame compared to larger theme parks, but many still enjoy the atmosphere, theming, and chance to join in with younger siblings. Overall, it remains a super good family day out.
Nora V — Google review
We went to Sundown Adventureland yesterday and honestly, it’s just wonderful. The attention to detail is incredible — everything feels so intentional and full of imagination. You notice something different every time you visit, and there’s something special for every season. It’s such a magical place for the kids, but it brings out the child in you too! It's so much more than just another attraction, you can really feel the love and care that’s gone into every part of it over decades.
Daniel D — Google review
What a wonderful place to take young children! Everything is designed perfectly for your little ones, with interactive displays all around the park, lovely rides and soft plays. It was a shame to have one of the attractions closed because it's not the biggest place already but I'm sure it will reopen soon. I must also mention the fairytale village which was one of my favourite parts! Little houses from lots of fairytale stories that the children could explore and press buttons inside. Sundown was spotlessly clean and well kept and the effort that has gone into designing the park has got to be commended. My children loved it! Lots of space to spread out and play freely... opportunities to meet the characters. We never queued for a thing!!!! Went on the rides as many times as we wanted and practically had the whole park to ourselves! We also stayed onsite at Wild Acres which was really cute. My only criticism is that the bed wasn't very comfortable and it didn't have a proper sofa to relax on when the kiddies were in bed. The hot tub was beautiful and the decoration of the lodge was so magical. We booked our stay for Monday to Friday but that was definitely too long. You'd only need two nights 😊
Cassie W — Google review
Absolutely loved our stay here, especially the children there was loads to do there, massive sandpit, loads of different play equipment, the cabins are lovely to stay in, has a small little shop where you can grab essentials, and an adsa 15minutes down the road, only thing I would have to say on the cabins is that the sofas are not comfortable at all, especially if you suffer with bad backs , the beds however are just amazing so comfortable, the fridges needed have a good clean and freezer defrosted, we had a hot tub which was amazing, all the cooking equipment you need is there. The food from the restaurant was delicious
Zoe A — Google review
Visited Sundown Adventureland during the summer holidays and had a great time! It’s a lovely park with plenty to explore and so much for kids to enjoy. Lots of fun areas, rides, and themed zones that keep little ones entertained all day. There’s plenty of parking, and it’s definitely worth the money. A fantastic day out for families!
RIFKI — Google review
I took a gamble and drove 3 hours to visit Sundown. This adventure was for my sons 5th birthday. I am so pleased we went ! I can not stop raving about it to my family. There are two massive inside soft plays. My children 4 and 5 absolutely loved them. There are walk ways in and around, so u can easily keep your eye on the children. We went in the 6 weeks holiday and it wasn't rammed. There are lots of seating areas and a large variety of drinks and food to enjoy whilst the children burn off there energy. The little rides were brilliant fun and exciting for the children. My son absolutely loved the barrel ride, and the tractor ride, and with no long ques he went on it over and over again! The entire place was well looked after. Clean and tidy! Staff were welcoming and you could see they enjoy there jobs. Entry fees include all rides, so there is no additional costs. You only need to pay extra for food. However, there's lots of inside and outside seating so picnics are welcome too. The miniture villages were magical. The children spent ages exploring inside all the houses. We arrived at opening 10am and left at closing 5.30pm. There was so much to see I advise two days. I can't wait to visit again. My son was jumping around all day telling me "this is the best day ever". And it sure was, for all of us. Please visit this place. You don't know what your missing. It really is a hidden gem.
Louise S — Google review
Highly recommended. So much to do and see, my 3 year old had soo much fun. I'll defo go again but booking in advance it is cheaper.
Alexandra C — Google review
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Treswell Rd, Rampton, Retford DN22 0HX, United Kingdom
https://sundownadventureland.co.uk/
+44 1777 248274
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The Pink Pig Farm

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Children's farm
Sights & Landmarks
The Pink Pig Farm is a popular farm park in Scunthorpe, attracting over 80,000 visitors annually. It offers both indoor and outdoor play areas for children, along with a shop and a cafe/restaurant. The 30-acre farm provides an opportunity to experience the workings of a real farm and hosts events, talks, and animal handling sessions. Kids can interact with various animals like pigs, sheep, cows, and horses while learning about them.
Fantastic day out, hours of fun for all age, there is so much to do here, my children love it and never seem to get bored. The summer pass is such a good purchase, includes a foam party at 3pm each day very exciting for the kids and a great way to finish off their play. Plenty of seating and benches scattered about to sit back and watch the kids play, It has a Lovely clean, indoor play area, and imaginary play, friendly staff, good food & prices. Yes there isn’t lots of animals but there’s enough and the rest of the play & fun makes up for this I don’t even bother visiting others now as they just don’t compare!
Adele N — Google review
We visited in the evening for the low bang fireworks and it was brilliant, my youngest enjoyed the indoor play area first before heading outside, there was a nice spacious marquee with plenty of seating and the food was delicious. We really enjoyed the fire artists and bonfire and the fireworks were brilliant, I had 3 children with me ages 7 to 14 and we all had the a great time 🥰 parking was so easy too a lovely stress free evening
Cherrie P — Google review
Had a great day out at Pink Pig farm with 2 x six years old girls, an 18 month old and a 10 year child.The wooden rail carts and the foam party were the greatest ! The outdoor space is always a bonus when you have kids and there were extra activities on the field eg. badminton, hoop throwing, rope swing and zip line and more…It was a very hot day yesterday around 28 degrees?? The metal slide in the park was hot under the sun therefore the kids and unable to play on it, an open canopy or some kind of shade would have been useful also for the large bouncing pillows they were quite hot under the sun and unfortunately the kids soon give up on those. We would have liked more animals and more interaction with the all of the animals but understand this is difficult to safely provide. We had a great day out, great facilities at the farm. Enjoyed our picnic ,Stayed for there for nearly 6 hours.
Cheryl R — Google review
Been to this farm twice and loved it both times. Lots of things to do, from sand play, to roleplay, to seeing animals etc. Not loads of animals but my daughter still loves the ones there, and with everything else there is to do you can definitely make a whole day out of it all. The pumpkin patch was great with lots of choices of pumpkins and lots of photo opportunities. Food is also yummy in the restaurant. I’m sure we will be back again soon.
Chloe W — Google review
Looking after my great granddaughter and wondered where to go. It was an hours journey to The Pink Pig Farm but I'm so pleased we went. If you're looking for a fantastic day out with children that isn't going to cost an absolute fortune this is the place to go. Inside and outside activities, snack bar and cafe. And of course the foam party where all children was so excited. Please, please give your kids a day to remember and go to Pink Pig Farm.
Liz V — Google review
We come with two grandchildren 3 years and 8 years and both loved it lots for both ages there did not want to leave. And yes you do need Wellingtons towel But I did read that and we had them. The only thing I would say in the little wood aera could do with maybe little something for the children to find nothing in there for them once your in . But did not stop us off going in. We was at pink pig farm for 5 hours and loved it. And a big thank you for a lovely day and we be back . From Hull
Pam W — Google review
Our first visit to pink pig farm, it certainly will not be our last. My grandchildren thoroughly enjoyed their time here, lots for them to do and see the animals. The Halloween event was excellent, far better than others we have been to over the past years. The pumpkin field was beautifully presented with lots of photo opportunities on hay bales pink tractor and much more. Alot of effort was put into theme, we love the graveyard with Michael jackson grave and Glenda 🤭 We had a wonderful day thank you 😊
PNUT — Google review
Had a great time today at the pumpkin event. Lots to choose from and lots of photo opportunities. Making the witches potion was also a good activity. My little one enjoyed the indoor and outdoor play areas and it was nicely spread out. Would be nice to be able to feed the animals and maybe have a few more, but liked the fact that they were named. This was our first visit and we would definitely come back when the new play area is finished. Great value for money with all the different activities to choose from
Joanne H — Google review
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Holme Hall, Holme Ln, Scunthorpe DN16 3RE, United Kingdom
http://www.pinkpigfarm.co.uk/
+44 1724 844466
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Bawtry Paintball Fields

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Paintball center
Fun & Games
Nestled in the charming town of Bawtry, Bawtry Paintball Fields stands out as the largest paintball venue in the UK, drawing both locals and visitors alike. This vibrant site offers a plethora of thrilling activities that cater to all ages, from exhilarating paintball matches to exciting axe throwing sessions. Families can bond over friendly competitions like laser tag, creating unforgettable memories together.
I recently tried rifle shooting, and it was a great experience!I had a look around, and they seem to offer a great variety of other activities too. I would highly recommend giving it a go if you're looking for something fun and different. It's definitely worth checking out!
Aly — Google review
We want to send the biggest, warmest shout-out to the Bawtry Paintball Team! ​It’s truly amazing to see such incredible community spirit. They were so quick to reply to our request and are generously supporting our upcoming hospital charity event by donating a wonderful raffle prize. Their support is making a huge difference in boosting our fundraising efforts! ​A massive thank you to Karl and the entire team for being such a supportive part of the community. We highly recommend them, not just for what we know is excellent service, but for their fantastic heart.
Bobbie-jade B — Google review
The 5 stars is mostly for the activities outside of paintballing. The wall climbing, tree trekking and axe throwing were all really good fun, great instructor and everyone felt completely safe and looked after.
Cheryl G — Google review
We are incredibly grateful to Bawtry Paintball for their kindness and generosity in donating an amazing prize for our Christmas raffle in aid of Sheffield children’s hospital charity. Their support means so much to us and will help make this year’s event extra special. It’s heartwarming to see a local business giving back to the community and they’ve gone above and beyond. Thank you Karl and the team. We highly recommend them for their wonderful service and community spirit! Here’s hoping I get to win the prize now!
Leah — Google review
Fantastic place, my son and his friends had a brilliant time and were made to feel so welcome. Karl has also really generously donated some paintballing vouchers to my son Oscar, who is currently fundraising to volunteer in Costa Rica for his big raffle. They really do support local causes as well as providing amazing experiences.
Kate R — Google review
Booked a session of laser tag for my 14 year old son and his friends plus us parents. The chap that ran our session was fab, so helpful, gave us choices and made the game fun. Everyone involved had such a good time, laughed alot and were well looked after. Will definitely be visiting again!
Kerry O — Google review
Huge thank you to Karl and the team for donating such an amazing prize for our school Christmas fair! Wonderful that a local business is willing to support us! Really appreciate it and can’t wait to see who wins!
Louise B — Google review
We would like to say a huge thank you and express our sincere gratitude for kindly donating a raffle prize to help raise funds for my son’s football team. Your communication has been fantastic throughout, which we really appreciate. Both of my boys have visited in the past for both paintballing and laser tag, and they thoroughly enjoyed the experience from start to finish. The staff were friendly, helpful, and went out of their way to make it a brilliant day. Thank you once again for your generosity and support—it really means a lot to us
Vbrookes2023 — Google review
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4.9
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Bawtry Forest, Great N Rd, Bawtry, Doncaster DN10 6DG, United Kingdom
http://www.bawtrypaintballfields.co.uk/
+44 1302 868841
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Keighley & Worth Valley Railway - Haworth

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Heritage railroad
Tours
Keighley & Worth Valley Railway (Haworth Station) is a well-preserved railway station and train line that offers a museum and rides on vintage steam locomotives. The 5-mile heritage steam and diesel train ride provides spectacular views across Bronte Country, made famous by the 1970s film, The Railway Children.
Just had the traditional afternoon tea experience. Absolutely blown away. Fantastic food, excellent service, in short a really brilliant day, when I felt I got full value for my money. There is a nice selection of sandwiches, meringues/ macaroons and a large scones with cream and jam. Also included in the price is an all day rover ticket. A very enjoyable day and highly recommended.
Matt W — Google review
Steam train on a regular line. A spectacular day out. It’s a regular line and engine, now maintained by a volunteer organisation. There are both steam and diesel engines. The carriage has a great bar with local beers. The shops at the station have interesting gifts. People are super friendly.
James N — Google review
Small,but perfectly formed line,with immaculately preserved stations. Staff very personable,great carriage stock,and excellent value for money,with a great addition of the museum,adding to the all round experience. Fantastic to be on the iconic platform, as featured in the Railway Children,and of course,the quaint smallest station in Britain. My son is a railway enthusiast,and adored it. Highly recommended
Eric C — Google review
Really enjoyable train ride. Good views. Travelled in a carriage that didn't have a bar, however when stopping at Keighley and Oxenhope, there's enough time to get off and grab a drink. Great for kids too. Some carriages are accessible for prams. Would advise getting on earlier, we got off in the evening and it was getting busy
Robert P — Google review
I myself recently re-visited the historically renowned keighley & worth valley railway on saturday 8th of November 2025 (with my P.A. accompanying me), we travelled by train from morley/leeds all the way up to keighley... went up the steps and across back in time once again as we descended onto platforms 3 & 4 for the heritage train bound for oxenhope, Throughout my latest revisit to west yorkshire's branch line heritage railway, We checked out the successfully uniquely restored old water tower/column on platform 4 - which I consider a splendid site to behold - whilst we waited for the oxenhope-bound passenger train, which was hauled by that brilliantly uplifting ex-LMS stanier black five tender locomotive number 44932 that gave us (and the rest of the other passengers) an enjoyable train journeying up the valley of the river behind the KWVR's very name (as well as it's nature), It was great revisiting all the stations along the line, especially Ingrow (west), Damems, Oakworth, Haworth, and of course the outstanding Oxenhope - from where we watched the brilliantly steaming balck five run-round it's train bound for the return journey back down to keighley, I also took plenty of photos, well, quite a lot... along the line, especially safely from carriage window, for whom I do hope the KWVR itself really likes them, as I hear by share some as part of my latest review on west yorkshire's branch line heritage railway. Hope to come back & revisit the KWVR someday.
William C — Google review
Booked the Haworth Haddock and had a fabulous time. Steam train from Oxenhope to Keighley, fish & chips, on board bar and the brilliant Night Patrol played on the platform. You can pick your tickets up early which allows you to travel the line during the day. Staff are lovely, they all work hard to make sure you have a good night. Fabulous to see such enthusiasm. Well worth a visit but if you get the chance for one of their themed events definitely book it!
Phill C — Google review
£16 for full line return £23 for all day hop on, hop off Lovely journey with picturesque views. Some journeys are diesel, others steam. Check which ones but some have hot drinks and snacks available on board too.
Boo B — Google review
A lovely day out. Diesel and steam were running. The engine sheds were open and very informative. All the staff working that day were friendly and helpful. We bought a Rover ticket which allowed us to hop off at station's along the line.
Jackie H — Google review
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4.7
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The Railway Station, Station Rd, Haworth, Keighley BD22 8NJ, United Kingdom
https://kwvr.co.uk/
+44 1535 645214
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