We are an independent paint your own pottery and arts and crafts studio in Barnet.
Suitable for children, families and for all ages, no experience required, all abilities of crafting are welcome.
A visit to us is a perfect way to kick start your creativity, we have pottery painting, foam clay, mosaics, build a bear, fabric painting, decoupage.... Read more

The main play area is equipped with a barnyard themed play frame and we have an under 3s underwater themed area. We have a drop slide, a curly slide, ball pools, climbing frame, ariel runway with cargo nets, bridges, rat runs and much more. For the under 3s a mini slide, tree house with cargo bridge, ball pond and lots of toys and soft characters. There is also an outdoor garden and patio area.

Private Swimming Pool with hot tub, sauna, changing facilities, separate Garden room to enjoy your own food order in pizza. Packages are 2, 3 or 4 hours. Packages are for exclusive use for 8 people or for an additional cost add up 7 more people to a maximum 15 people (swimmers and non swimmers) with packages starting from £80 during the week and £120 at the weekends. Open all week. Find us on Facebook.

Unlock the Fun! An adventure golf course in Hertfordshire 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 adventure golf experience for the whole family.... Read more

The Noise Next Door: The Adventure Academy... For Adventurers! (Age 5+)

Sunday 6 October, 2pm

Enroll at the world's most reckless and ridiculous school with comedy legends The Noise Next Door. Where will your adventure take you? Dangerous Deserts? Treacherous tundras? Volatile volcanoes? It's all up to... Read more

The new Stick Man sculpture trail has arrived!

We're super excited to announce that our brand-new Stick Man sculpture trail at Weald Country Park, based on the much-loved picture book by Julia Donaldson, illustrated by Axel Scheffler and licensed by Magic Light is ready to explore.
Meet six characters... Read more

Located in the Walter Rothschild building in Tring, this museum is a great way to dive into history. The museum has plenty of activities running each day such as the British Dinosaurs exhibition, The Man and the Museum Tour which explores the history of Walter Rothschild and a toddler time allowing toddlers to play round the museum. Kids can learn about all different types of animals and eras of history proving a fun and educational day out.

As one of the largest and most challenging courses of its kind, this is outdoor entertainment at its very best - do you have the head for heights to take on the 30ft "Hawks View" high ropes course? Or perhaps the "Monkey Trail" at just 10ft high will bring the ape out in you. Don't forget to try the zip, climbing wall or plummet from the summit on the powerfan descender.... Read more

Verulamium Museum is on the site of one of the major cities in Roman Britain, now an attractive park. Inside you will find recreated Roman rooms, hands-on Discovery Areas, video presentations, touch screen databases, some of the finest Roman mosaics and wall plasters outside the Mediterranean. FREE entry for residents of St Albans District (proof required)

Built on the site of one of the largest Roman cities in Britain, Verulamium Museum is filled with ancient treasures and some of the finest mosaics outside of the Mediterranean. Bring the entire family and explore the wonders of Roman life, immerse yourself in recreated Roman rooms and admire the craftsmanship of the intricate large-scale mosaics on display. You can also see recent discoveries such as the Sandridge Hoard, a collection of 159 Roman gold coins. In addition to hands-on discovery areas for younger visitors, the museum also provides a selection of free activity sheets for children and dressing up clothes are available on weekends and school holidays. After your visit to Verulamium Museum you can explore remains of the Roman town in Verulamium Park. Directly outside the museum you can visit the Roman Hypocaust, and if you venture a little further, you can see visit the Roman Theatre and see the Roman city walls too. Today, Verulamium Park boasts a lovely lake, plenty of wildlife, and children's play areas.