Lee Valley Caravan Park, Dobbs Weir is just under 50 minutes away from London by train and is surrounded by the picturesque countryside of Hertfordshire and Essex. The perfect site for camping, caravanning and relaxing holidays

River Lee Country Park, between Cheshunt and Waltham Abbey, is home to a trail of different sculptures that offer an exciting type of walk through the park. With 16 sculptures to find, each one is a different style and material but they're fantastic and the kids will love trying to find them all. There's one that uses different woods of size and density to create a xylophone that can be jumped on, another that looks like a giant chair and one that shows two beetles on a large log.

LEGOLAND is a theme park dedicated to children aged 3-12 years old. A land where the kids are the hero. With over 55 interactive rides, live shows, building workshops, driving schools and attractions LEGOLAND is a unique family theme park. From comical camels to fire-breathing dragons, world landmarks to musical pirates, it's amazing what can be built with LEGO bricks - nearly 55 million of them! Please note calls to the information line cost 13p per minute plus your provider's access charge.

Grab a snorkel and your most trusty club, as we begin an adventure, delving into the deep at Mr Mulligan's Lost World Golf at Stevenage Leisure Park! An indoor golf adventure featuring two 18 hole courses riddled with dastardly obstacles and perilous monsters of the deep.

The biggest high ropes course in Essex has 3 levels, 6 different courses, over 70 aerial obstacles with 40 meter zipwire finish. They use the highest level safety system & their staff are experienced, friendly & supportive. New facilities include large registration cabin (toilets, hand washing, indoor & balcony spectator viewing, harness room), induction zone, picnic & snack zone plus lots of new improvements... Read more

Old MacDonald's Farm & Fun Park will be re-opening from the 10th of July 2020! We know you will have lots of questions and we have tried to help with a few of them here- 🐑 How do I book? Booking can be made ONLY online, we will only be taking admissions via our website this is to help us manage capacity. There will be a limited amount of tickets available per day, please remember we ONLY ACCEPT ONLINE BOOKINGS, tickets CANNOT be purchased on the door at the farm currently.

Parndon Wood Nature Reserve, run by ECCO, is an area of ancient woodland home to a huge range of birds, small mammals, deer, flora and fungi. Opening hours Mondays: CLOSED Tuesday: CLOSED Wednesday: 11am-4pm Thursday: 2pm-9pm Friday: 11am-4pm Saturday: 11am-6pm Sunday: 11am-4pm Recorded as a woodland for over 900 years, Parndon Wood is composed of a canopy of oak with coppiced hornbeam growing beneath. The reserve is a Special Site for Scientific Interest (SSSI) due to its variety of flora and has received a Green Flag Award, which recognises the best parks in the country, for the last ten years. Visitors can follow the 1.5km trail, or simply explore the wood's many tracks and paths. There are three observation hides, where you can wait quietly for a glimpse of a green woodpecker or Muntjac deer. In the accessible Conservation Centre, learn about the local wildlife from the classroom full of woodland specimens, taxidermy and information posters. Children can hire bug hunting kits, have fun in the den building area, hire binoculars and complete seasonal spotter sheets. During school holidays, there are plenty of activity sessions for young people. Parndon Wood has informal visits by schools, which offer demonstrations of woodland crafts, painting and woodcarving, supporting national curriculum studies. Please note that dogs are welcome only in the café courtyard and must be kept on a lead at all times. Dogs are not allowed onto the woodland trail.

Post Wood is an ancient semi-natural woodland (ASNW) located on the south-eastern outskirts of Ware, and is adjoined by Presdales recreation ground. There is ample car parking for both sites accessed from Walnut Tree Walk, SG12 9PD; further access is available from Great Amwell along the Bridleway to the south-east of the site, and from the north via Post Wood Road for pedestrians.

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... 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.