![]() Nature walks - The National Trust offers a host of nature walks and summer family activities. Maze - Do you have memories of getting lost in a maze? It’s a childhood must and there are some exceptional mazes throughout the country to try out when you’re out for a family day this summer. Most will offer a very quick way to cool down! They are not all as warm as Stonehaven Lido in Aberdeenshire where the water is heated to 29 degrees. You’ll need a hot day to make the most of it. Some local leisure centres have outdoor pools and in many parts of the country lidos are making a comeback. Lido - A Summer day is the ideal time for some outdoor swimming. It takes a bit of practice and you'll need to be careful of those around you. Kite flying - Head to a nearby open space on a breezy day with a kite. English Heritage offers a range of living history events perfect for families throughout the year. Often held at local castles or open air museums and combined with medieval festivals they are educational as well as entertaining. Jousting - Imagine stepping back in time and experiencing some medieval jousting! This is definitely not something you’ll see everyday. You can picture it now, loads of unique flavours to choose from, toppings and extra special cones. Ice cream parlours - Visiting an ice cream parlour takes this summer treat to a whole other level. Look out for special holiday clubs or try a guided trek for the whole family. ![]() Horse riding - There are many wonderful horse-riding schools throughout the country offering you a chance to try riding for the first time or go on whole day treks. Glamping - Fancy trying a night under canvas without needing all the camping gear? Why not find a glamping site near you in a bell tent, yurt or shepherd’s hut? It's a fun way of getting closer to nature with some home comforts still available. Check out some of the best places to find fossils in the UK. ![]() Something to keep in mind when you need to make a rainy day into a day to remember.įossil hunting - Why not tie in a beach visit with some fossil hunting? All you need is a bucket for collecting and a little patience before you find your first ammonite or dinosaur tooth. They are free to visit and a great way for children to learn more about these wonderful animals and their unique personalities.Įscape room - Ideal for teens and older children, an escape room can challenge the whole family to solve puzzles and work together as a team. For an outdoor climbing adventure the National Trust has a number of recommended sites to try bouldering, abseiling and more.ĭonkey sanctuary - The Donkey Sanctuary runs sites caring for donkeys and mules throughout the country. You could try a dedicated climbing centre such as Clip ‘n climb who runs climbing activities throughout the UK suitable from 4 years old to adult. ![]() Grab your bucket and spade and whether you’re building sandcastles or searching for sea creatures in rock pools there’s something for everyone.Ĭlimbing - Have you had a go at climbing before? It’s a great way to get fit and try something new. For an experience that takes art to a whole other level check out the Van Gogh immersive experience available this summer in London, Bristol, York and Leicester (booking required).īeach days - You’re never far from the sea in the UK and we have some beautiful beaches to explore. Whether making a nature picture using twigs and leaves, cracking out the water colours or visiting a local art gallery. Below you’ll find ideas of summer activities to please all of the family during the school holiday.Īrt days - The summer is a great time to get artistic. We’ve put together a fabulous A-Z of things to do with your kids this summer. If you’ve been frantically googling ‘summer family events near me’ and aren’t sure where to start then look no further. ![]()
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