Potstop is a paint-your-own pottery studio - book a table and come and get creative! From baby footprints on pottery, toddler paint sessions, grown-up creative catch-ups, after school painting treats and Late Night sessions; there\'s something for everyone!! Book in to paint with friends or family- we have a wide range of pottery to choose from and are always on hand to help with inspiration!

One of the UK's most unique theatre venues, the Puppet Theatre Barge is a 50 seat puppet theatre on a boat!
Fast approaching its 40th year, the Puppet Barge continues to offer an array of skillfull and magical puppet shows throughout the year.

The Royal Air Force Museum London celebrates and commemorates the Royal Air Force. Our three new innovative galleries explore the first 100 years of the RAF, its role today and invite visitors to imagine its future contribution and technology offering a great day out to all our visitors.

The Royston Museum Trail guides the visitor through the history of Royston and the surrounding area with a range of archaeological finds dating from the Ice Age through to the Romans and the Anglo-Saxons. Other items of particular interest are a Beatles' programme, the first home computer (Sinclair ZX), a Rubik's Cube, and a time capsule assembled by the Royston Brownies... Read more

Designed with the younger generation in mind (ages 0-9 yrs) Rye-assic Adventure Park is a "giant" indoor and outdoor play area offering educational, yet fun, activities themed around the Jurassic period, this magnificent adventure park offers a perfect solution for kid's parties & family days out not forgetting that its also able to cater for youth groups and school... Read more

Scott's Grotto is a series of interconnected chambers, extending some 67ft into the chalk hillside. It is rumoured to have cost £10,000 and is thought to have taken 30 years to complete. The chambers and tunnels are lined with shells, flints and pieces of coloured glass, some donated by friends. On top of the hill above the tunnels there is a summer house which would have commanded a wonderful view over the town of Ware. The picture below shows the inside of the Council Chamber as labelled on Mr R T Andrews's 1900 Plan of the Grotto. This chamber is the most highly decorated and has seats inset into its wall. One of these seats even has the word FROG written in shells, referring to his wife, Sarah Frogley. The grotto is open 1400-1630 on each Saturday and Bank Holiday Monday between April 1st and September 28th. There is no need to book, entrance is £1 which is used for the care and maintenance of this historic site.

Scott's Grotto is a series of interconnected chambers, extending some 67ft into the chalk hillside. It is rumoured to have cost £10,000 and is thought to have taken 30 years to complete. The chambers and tunnels are lined with shells, flints and pieces of coloured glass, some donated by friends. On top... Read more

UNLOCK THE FUN!
A Mini Golf Course Like No Other
An immersive garden journey through 18 unique holes, each celebrating a theme from the natural world.

From buzzing bees to native birds, soothing water features to magical folklore, it's a relaxing, enriching experience for the whole family.

Sheep Life is a fun family day out, come and bottle feed a lamb, play our giant garden games, see if you can win a prize on our treasure trail and just chill out amongst the lambs in the beautiful green fields.

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Sheep Life's main attraction will let you get up close and personal with some of our gorgeous sheep and their little lambs and... Read more

The Wildlife Park first started as a private wild animal sanctuary in 1979, when a young injured jackdaw was brought to us to look after. 'Jack' recovered and soon became one of the family. Since then there have been many changes - including the recent addition of the Tigers, the rescued Lynx and Mountain Lions. Our conservation projects have included a Crayfish Rearing Project, featured on TV.