Did you have an action packed summer? Are you now looking for ways to entertain the children over the upcoming half term, or even thinking ahead to next year? With English Heritage membership, you get access to over 400 historic properties across England where you and your family can take part in hundreds of fascinating and imaginative events. From hide and seek in the grounds of a fairytale castle to making treasure maps with pirates, there’s all sorts of adventures to be experienced.
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a great week camping in Yorkshire! Fabulous 🙂
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So many! from days out at various National Trust properties, CBeebiesLand, trips to London, steam train rides
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went for lots of walks in the Isle of Wight
We went camping, strawberry picking spending days with friends snd loads more.
lots of park trips!
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Plenty of sandcastles on the beach
We spent a lovely week in Cornwall exploring the different beaches
We visited friends near the seaside and enjoyed building sandcastles and rockpooling
Went camping in a tent with a 10 month old who cut 4 teeth while we were there
Went around Shropshire and Staffordshire tracing my family roots.
We took the kids to the seaside, bit of a fail as my youngest hated it. We also went to Peppa Pig World and Folly Farm which my 2.5 year old loved.
Long days on the beaches exploring and playing.
We all went to London for the first time and got my son his dual-citizenship (US and UK). Then we spent couple of nights in Skegness. A few weeks later we stayed at a lovely hotel on Lake Windermere. Then a few weeks after we all went to Alton Towers for the first time.
my little one loves zoos so been to different ones
Rather than going away on holiday this year we had day trips to local places. Our son loved it, we went to legoland, Old Sarum Castle, the zoo, Stonehenge and Stourhead.
we went on a forest holiday. x
went to the beaches on the isle of wight
We took our grandson to Welsh Folk museum and some other NAtional Trust houses here in Wales
We took J to the seaside for the first time, stroked a starfish, saw sharks, went paddling, saw two Lancaster bombers land, took a ride in a tractor on a working farm, had lots of water fights and picnics and lots and lots of days out exploring the local area.
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