Showing things to do within 25 miles of your days out location

Certainly the best small zoo we know, and one of Fred's favourite days out, with 100s of small and medium sized animals, fantastic outdoor and indoor playgrounds, Thomas train rides, and a host of other kids activities.
More than 70 life size figures, dramatic lighting, eerie sounds and a few surprises bring this labyrinth of tunnels, caves and dark passages alive to tell the story of the age of smuggling.
At the heart of the aquarium is a giant ocean tank with an underwater walk-through tunnel recreating an exotic coral reef with hundreds of colourful fish, and in all there are more than 30 displays recreating natural habitats.
Ruined Battle Abbey is set on the site of the Battle of Hastings. A CGI film, interactive displays and audio tour of the battlefield bring the story of the battle alive and paint a picture of England at the time of the conquest.
Wylands is one of the UK's top angling centres, delightfully set in the heart of 1066 country. There are 9 lakes for anglers of all abilities, and the Centre is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Introductory courses are available.
Immerse yourself in history and discover what life was really like from the 18th Century through to the 1970s - more than 20 shops and family rooms are recreated in the authentic style of their ages.
Hugely impressive moated castle, dating to 1385, with impregnable-looking ramparts that are almost entirely intact. The interior isn't so complete, but enough survives to give you a feel for castle life. Also has great kids events for a big day out.
More than 100 hands-on science and technology exhibits, both indoors and outdoors, amongst the domes and telescopes of a world famous astronomical observatory.
A big family day out! Indoor soft play, outdoor play area for children of all ages, tractor rides, horse and cart rides, lots of animals to meet, and much more! With a licensed cafe and farm shop on site, there's something for everyone.
Eight lanes of tenpin bowling at the Leisure Centre in central Hailsham, with fully computerised scoring and a licensed café bar. The lanes are booked by time rather than by game.
This play centre has two soft play structures, for under 5s and kids to age 10 respectively. There are also pedal cars and tricycles for children to ride on. For the grown ups, these's a cafe and a comfy area with newspapers and TV.
This Leisure Centre has a 25m swimming pool with flume and toddler area. The Centre also offers a gym, exercise classes, various sports clubs and courses, soft play and tenpin bowling.
Come rain or shine, this Park offers an action-packed visit, with a wide range of activities including the massive 'Froggies' indoor soft play area, a children's farm, jumping pillows, a boating lake, a demon drop slide and go-karts to name a few.
The largest one day agricultural show in the south-east, this year with the Mega Minis Stunt Show, Adam’s Axemen, The Sheep Show, cattle, sheep, pig & horse competitions, vintage tractors and working steam displays.
The Kent & East Sussex Railway is a fine example of a rural light railway. The line gently wends its way from Tenterden for ten and a half miles, through the unspoilt countryside of the Rother Valley, to terminate in the shadow of Bodiam Castle.
Bedgebury Forest is ideal for cycling, walking, riding and adventure play, and has regular kids activities and a Go Ape! activities centre. You can also visit "the world's finest conifer collection" in the National Pinetum.
The Museum houses a unique collection of wartime equipment, remains recovered from aircraft crash sites and memorabilia donated to the Museum since its formation in 1972. Useful for children studying WW2.
This family run farm has more than 40 different breeds of sheep - one of the largest collections in the world - as well as pigs, goats, rabbits, chicks and more. There's also a tractor trailer ride.
Certainly the best small zoo we know, and one of Fred's favourite days out, with 100s of small and medium sized animals, fantastic outdoor and indoor playgrounds, Thomas train rides, and a host of other kids activities.
For the first time at Drusillas, Fireman Sam will introduce the audience to life in Pontypandy during a high energy Welcome Show.
Farm attraction set in 100 acres of beautiful Kent countryside with petting sessions, a monster-themed 'off-ground' woodland adventure course, soft play, a walk-through butterfly house, a wildlife discovery garden and more.
Named after the famous Seven Sisters chalk cliffs, the park comprises 700 ares of beaches, cliffs, meandering river valley, and open chalk grassland. It is a popular place for outdoor activities including walking, birdwatching, cycling and canoeing.
At this 625 acre working farm, you can meet the friendly farm animals including prize winning chickens and Jersey cows, and smaller animals including guinea pigs and rabbits. There's also an outdoor playground, hay play barn and nature trail.
Country house, motor museum, wildfowl reserve, miniature railway, play area and woodland walks. Lots to do on a full day out!
Based on the picture book written and illustrated by Judith Kerr, adapted for the stage with songs and lyrics by David Wood. The doorbell rings just as Sophie and her mummy are sitting down to tea. Who could it possibly be?
24 lane tenpin bowling centre, with bar & grill, American pool tables, video arcade and live host for music and dancing on Friday or Saturday evening.
Indoor soft play centre: two tier playframe with multiple slides, cannons to fire, ropes to climb, places to hide and ball pits to crash into! Plus toddler playframe and cafeteria.
You never know what’s waiting for you around the next corner, so keep alert, stay focused and manoeuvre yourself into position. The aim of the game is to score points against the other team so move swiftly to keep out of sight.
Set in 600 acres, part zoo and part safari experience, Port Lympne is home to many rare and endangered species.