Days out near Milton Keynes
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30 lane ten pin bowling. Bumpers and ramps if needed for the kids. Plus 1 American and 2 UK pool tables and amusement arcade.
Bletchley Park was the site of secret British codebreaking activities during WWII and arguably the birthplace of the modern computer. There's lots to see, including various examples of the famous German Enigma cipher machines. A great day out.
Ever thought you might be more closely related to the apes than your biology teacher made out? If you're itching to swing, climb and crawl through the trees, head to Go Ape for an outdoor, tree-top adventure and let out your inner monkey.
The Millennium Country Park is part of the Forest of Marston Vale, encompassing woodlands, a Wetlands Reserve and open spaces for all to enjoy. The Forest Centre and Wetlands Reserve, in particular, focus on conservation activities.
This substantial farm park has a huge indoor play centre and numerous outdoor family activities, and offers a really ‘hands on’ farmyard experience.
Softplay centre with lots of steps to climb up, walk ways to scramble over and slides to whizz down, plus a special area for toddlers with mini-slides, a baby ball pit and ride on toys.
Kids and adults can have fun together creating personalised pottery. Simply choose your item; paint and decorate; and collect in one week's time once it's been glazed and fired.
Massive three tier playframe, dedicated zones for toddlers and for 2-5s, and electric motorbikes.
32 lane ten pin bowling centre with diner and bar. Plus special glow-in-the-dark bowling sessions. Kids bumpers and ramps available. Check the web site for special kids sessions and activities.
An extraordinary place where you can experience all the sensations of skydiving, surfing and base jumping courtesy of wind tunnels, "Flowboarding" and "Power Fan" equipment.
25 acres of working steam railway and museum. Exhibits include steam engines large and small, a royal dining coach and Churchill's meeting coach. Steam train rides, Day Out with Thomas events and other transport-related weekends run through the year.
On Steaming Days, this large (25 acre) working railway museum offers unlimited rides on one of its full size steam trains. The Centre's substantial collection and many museum areas will be open for viewing, and the miniature railway will be running.
The Museum is situated in the beautiful landscape of Wardown Park. Visitors can enjoy the special exhibitions and an extensive programme of events throughout the year.
Experience the magic of Roald Dahl with hands on exhibits in the Gallery, and explore Buckinghamshire's rich heritage in the County Museum.
A unique collection of more than 50 planes from the early 1900s to today. Lots of events throughout the year, including both actual and model plane flying days.
One of the UK's largest private collections of classic and veteran cars, motorbikes, buses, army vehicles and fire engines, with more than 350 vehicles on display.
One of our favourite country houses, especially for its kid's events. Home to four generations of Rothschilds, so it's not surprising the house contents are so good (including the wine cellar!), and there's a great woodland playground and aviary.
Vast swathes of beautiful woodlands and chalk downland at the North end of the Chiltern Hills - panoramas, footpaths and bridleways, wildlife including deer, historical remains, spring bluebells and autumnal ancient woodland leaf displays.
You can see the fascinating range of animals collected by Lionel Walter Rothschild, and more, in this beautiful Victorian Museum, an offshoot of London's Natural History Museum. Extensive collection, especially birds, and some interactivity.
Beautiful woodland with lots to do - trails, biking, riding, play area, beautiful views, picnics, barbecues, orienteering, a fitness trail assault course and a Go Ape high wire adventure centre.
50m heated outdoor pool (open late May to September) with sun terrace, 25m indoor pool, and indoor toddler pool.
Sizeable softplay area with the usual slides, ball pits, rope bridges, etc. plus a large and unusual selection of indoor inflatables.
This is a working grade II listed watermill with three fully accessible floors and an adjacent 8.5 acre nature reserve, all located in an idyllic setting by the River Ivel. There are milling demonstrations on open days.
50m heated outdoor pool surrounded by a grassed sunbathing area, plus toddler pool. Refreshments are also available on the terraced area. A toddler pool is also available.
The visitor centre at 'The World's Busiest Wildlife Hospital' tells you about its specialist work and history. During Spring and Summer, you can also see the nursery areas and watch the staff hand rearing many of the orphaned birds and mammals.
Pool with a number of slides and other fun water features. The site also contains a skating rink and tenpin bowling centre (see separate listings).
Ten pin bowling at the Leisure World centre in Hemel Hempstead. 20 bowling lanes and American pool.
Combined ice rink and swimming centre. Skating courses are available.
26 lane ten pin bowling centre, with ramps, bumpers and lightweight balls for smaller kids. Cafe and arcade games area.
Situated in the village where Roald Dahl lived and wrote for 36 years, the Museum was created as a home for the author's unique archive and to inspire a love of stories and creative writing. Look out especially for interesting activities and events.
Whether you’re a tourist visiting the UK with your family, or live locally and are taking time out with the kids, Fred’s Days Out provides a comprehensive what’s on guide plus in-depth information on attractions and places to visit: castles, exhibitions, events, indoor play, museums, shows, theme parks, tours, zoos and many, many, more things to do!
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