Sports & leisure

Ashridge Estate is a 2,000 hectare (5,000 acres) area of the Chiltern Hills with beech and oak woodlands, commons and chalk downlands. These very different landscapes each support a rich variety of wildlife, including carpets of bluebells in spring, rare butterflies in summer and fallow deer that rut in autumn. The best way to explore the Ashridge Estate is on foot or by bike. Miles of footpaths and bridleways give you plenty of space to explore, and if you drop into the visitor centre we'll be happy to share our favourite routes with you. We also have mobility scooters if you aren't able to explore under your own steam.

Here at Bricket Wood Paintball Centre we like to think were Hertfordshire's No.1 paintball site. 9 different zones, great packages to suit everyone with experienced paintballing staff dedicated to making your day the adrenalin-fuelled day out of your dreams. Great for friends, family and work mates.

Delta Force Paintball is perhaps the best recognised name in the sport of paintball today. With over half a million paintball players through our doors last year alone no organisation is more experienced or better placed to host your ultimate paintball day-out. We have dozens of paintball centres located all over the UK, all superbly equipped and fully dedicated to providing you with the very highest... Read more

Online bookings only, restriction of 4 players from the same household is currently in place for each time slot. The Dinosaur Safari golf course contains 18 holes of thrilling adventure for friends and family, the golf course offers competitive, social fun for anyone - whether you're 3 of 103. There are 9 mighty resident dinosaurs including a Megalosaurus, an Ankylosaurus, an Iguadaon and a colossal 100ft Dipodocus who looms over the A1. You don't have to be a golf pro, nor do you need to have experience in exploring the jungle. You just need a competitive spirit and a love of fun. In fact, anyone can complete our course! Navigate around our giant rocks and cascading waters, hack through the lush vegetation and palm trees whilst holding your nerver on those putts. There are island greens, flowing streams and lagoons, and the course is also floodlist should your deciding putt be a late one!

Come and visit our family run outdoor activity centre, set in the beautiful Hertfordshire countryside. Tackle one of the largest High Ropes courses in the county, overlooking three spectacular lakes and rolling hills. Choose from a range of single activities, packages or bespoke programmes. Change of pace? Relax in our Oaktree Café and Waffle House.

The Grove Theatre is a cultural hub for the people of Central Bedfordshire and the wider region. We provide a dynamic space for the enjoyment of a broad range of challenging, professional live entertainment and high quality cinema screenings; the encouragement of individual development through creative learning programmes for all ages; and the hosting of a diverse range of events.

H2O Rampage Aqua Park is a fun, action-packed activity - you will fall over, slip, and slide. Participants must be at least 6yrs old, should be able to swim at least 30m unaided and be over 1.1m tall. Sessions are 1 hour long (inc. 10 minute briefing). The park remains open in all weather ! Fully qualified lifeguards and first aiders on-site. Admission includes: Access to the park, Buoyancy aid... Read more

Hartham Common benefits from a range of facilities including a leisure centre and swimming pool, public toilet, two well equipped play areas, a skate park, football pitches, bowling green, tennis courts, trim trail, ample vehicle parking with CCTV, and extensive riverside and woodland walks. In the summer, refreshments are provided from a kiosk operated by the leisure centre and a variety of events take place throughout the year.

Hatfield Forest is the best surviving example in Britain of an almost complete Royal Hunting Forest. It has seen many owners, from Kings to commoners. No other Forest on earth evokes the atmosphere of a medieval hunting Forest so completely. It is home to over 3,500 species of wildlife, some of which are rare and threatened. The ancient trees, some over 1000 years old, provide the perfect habitat for some of the Forest's rarest insects, lichens and fungi. Whether you want somewhere for the children to run off energy or a place for quiet reflection, you will find your own special place in Hatfield Forest. In the winter, to reduce damage to the Forest, car parking is limited to the hard standing area only. The car parks will be closed when they reach capacity.

On 3 level's Our 60 minutes play sessions allow you time to explore large and spacious area's with slides, hamster wheel, tunnels, climbs, rollers, lego pit, rockers, bish bash bags, Perspex decks, aerial slide and air conditioning. The Coffee Zone Cafe is on site offering a range of drinks, snacks, Slush Puppy and ice creams also available.