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DJ's Play park is a new and exciting indoor soft play centre. Soft play, imaginary play village, go-karts, basketball, cafe... Open 9.30am - 6pm, 7 days. 3rd Saturday of the month we open from 8.30-9.30am for an Additional Needs session exclusively for SEN children and their families.

Built in the early 1970s the Park has over 20 acres of open water across four linked lakes. The park also has 2 equipped children's play areas, water play facility, showground, woodland, grassland, sailing centre and cafe, orienteering trail and trim track.

This jungle themed adventure area provides children aged 1 - 12 with an exciting setting in which to play. Get Wild! hosts an assortment of slides, tunnels, rope walks, climbing frames and much, much more! Fun and excitement are guaranteed in a safe environment where children can crawl, run, swing, slide, play, climb and grow and there's even a dedicated area for toddlers.

Looking for an exciting and unforgettable family adventure? Look no further than Go Ape Wendover. Nestled in the heart of Buckinghamshire, Go Ape's adventure park offers a thrilling experience for all ages.

Soar through the trees on exhilarating ziplines, test your balance on wobbly bridges and challenge yourself to tricky obstacles and crossings. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer... Read more

Gosling Sports Park is a prestigious multi-sport and spa facility with an impressive and diverse sports offering which includes: 100 station Technogym gym, 3 studios, a Tennis centre with 17 indoor and 5 outdoor courts, dry ski slope, golf driving range, indoor sports centre with children's play and a track and velodrome stadium.

Graveley Fruit Farm is so much more than just Pick Your Own fruit - enjoy a fun-filled day in the countryside for all the family.

All our fruit is available as Pick Your Own. The cafe serves teas, coffees and light snacks and ice cream. We have a large children's adventure play area including a zip wire and a haystack, and the play area is overlooked from... Read more

Approximately 160 acres of historic parkland and woodland,ideal for country walks. There is a large and varied Children's Play Area close to the central car park and cafe. The Cafe is external seating only and park toilets are provided during cafe opening hours.The Park is cared for by Ampthill Town Council. (* The Tennis Courts are open to all and are free of charge... Read more

Gullivers Land has over 70 attractions including rides and shows to enjoy each day. We're a family-run attraction, designed for families with children aged between 2 to 13. From the Runaway Train in Discovery Bay to the Jungle River Ride and classic Dodgems there are plenty of exciting rides to ensure that all the family have a fun day out. There are also a number of rides designed for the Under 5s, as well as shows!

Experience the public dramas and private lives of Henry VIII, his wives the queens, and their children in the world of the Tudor court. Admire Henry's Great Hall and Tudor kitchens. Discover the spectacular baroque palace built for William III and Mary II and explore Hampton Court Palace's outdoor spaces and 60 acres of magnificent gardens.

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Hartham Common Hartham Common is a large recreational area close to the town centre. It is largely enclosed by the Rivers Beane and Lee, with a confluence of the two rivers in the north-eastern corner. It is managed by East Herts District Council. The River Lee runs along the southern edge of Hartham, where you'll find the Hertford Basin and weir. The Basin is home to a number of residential boatowners and is close to the nearby Hertford East station and Tesco. Just across the weir is Herts Canoe Club and just a couple of minutes walk away is Hartham Pool and Leisure Centre, which is owned by the District Council and operated by Everyone Active. The centre has a small car park for visitors. There is also a public car park immediately to the south on the site of the old railway line that used to run along the southern boundary of the common. Next the the leisure centre is a popular fenced children's playground. There is also skate park which is similarly popular with teenagers. National cycle route 61 also runs along the southern edge of Hartham. In the south-western corner is the Hartham car park, which is a pay-and-display car park operated by the district council. This can be accessed either via Port Hill or Cowbridge. The River Beane runs along the western and northern borders of Hartham. To the north you will also find Sele Farm Bowls Club and Hertford Tennis Club as well as well as three public tennis courts. The northern boundary is also notable for The Warren, a densely wooded incline that separates Hartham from Bengeo. Along the bottom is a tarmac path that leads from Port Hill to St.Leonard's Church, Hertford's oldest building. There is also a footpath within The Warren although this starts and finishes short of both ends of the finished path. There is also a trim trail running around the edge of Hartham, with a selection of installed exercise equipment at regular stops along the trail. Football is also regularly played at Hartham with both matches and training taking place at weekends.