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Prehistoric rock formations and herds of wild goats in Lynton, Exmoor.
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Mountains, Waterfalls & Hill Hikes
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Valley of Rocks
Prehistoric rock formations and herds of wild goats in Lynton, Exmoor.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Dry valley parallel to the sea with striking coastal scenery. Feral goats roam the cliff edges.
Postcode
EX35 6JH
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Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Getting there
You can walk from Lynton along the South West Coast Path.
Accessibility notes
The valley floor is level and manageable for most visitors, but it can be uneven, and the upper paths are steep.
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26 Aug 2026
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Historic tea room in a dramatic valley where two rivers meet, in Devon.
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Watersmeet
Historic tea room in a dramatic valley where two rivers meet, in Devon.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Ancient woodland surrounding a river gorge and Watersmeet House, a fishing and hunting lodge built in 1832, now a tea room serving 'famous' cream teas. 2000 acres of estate with otters, red deer, buzzards, herons and other wildlife.
Postcode
EX35 6LE
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Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Opening times
Whortleberry, a small bluish black berry similar to bilberry and good for jam, grows from July to August.
Getting there
Park at Countisbury for a good short walk (but steep), or Combe Park for closer access. The South West Coast is close too.
Accessibility notes
There is a drop off point but no parking at the house itself. Accessible toilet available, and the grounds are partly accessible: but the paths are uneven and can be steep.
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26 Aug 2026
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Striking sea stack made of sandstone and mudstone on the North Devon coast.
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Coastal Walks & Beaches
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Blackchurch Rock
Striking sea stack made of sandstone and mudstone on the North Devon coast.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
The rock stands over 22 metres tall amid a beautiful and historic section of coastline around Mouthmill. Various cliff-side footpaths lead around the rock and along the beaches.
Postcode
EX39 5TA
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Opening times
Check tide times before you visit: the coast is inaccessible at high tide.
Getting there
Park at Brownsham NT car park (EX39 6AN). Various trails available - see website.
Accessibility notes
Only accessible via footpaths. Gentle slope through Brownsham Woods is reasonably accessible; other routes are longer and can be steep.
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26 Aug 2026
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Display of tanks featuring interactive activities, in Dorset.
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The Tank Museum
Display of tanks featuring interactive activities, in Dorset.
☔Indoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£19.60pp
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
The world's finest collection of tanks and armoured vehicles - around 300 machines across seven large halls. Dorset's largest indoor attraction and home of TANKFEST.
Postcode
BH20 6JG
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Food
Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £4.80, under 3s free. Special events are ticketed separately.
Opening times
Open 10am-5pm.
Getting there
Free onsite parking.
Accessibility notes
Mostly indoors with level/step-free access, accessible toilets, wheelchairs to borrow; indoor tank-themed soft play.
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18 Aug 2026
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Prison museum set in a real jail from the 1700s in Cornwall.
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Bodmin Jail
Prison museum set in a real jail from the 1700s in Cornwall.
☔Indoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️£13.45pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒?Partly child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
An immersive heritage attraction inside the 1779 Georgian jail on the edge of Bodmin Moor, featuring the theatrical "Dark Walk", original Naval Wing cells and the UK's only working Victorian hanging pit. Dogs allowed around but not in the museum itself (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
PL31 2NR
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Self-guided and guided options.
Opening times
Open 9.30am-4pm.
Getting there
Pay and display parking at Berrycombe Car Park, PL31 2FP, 5 minute walk from the jail.
Accessibility notes
Accessible toilet and drop-off area available. Access is via an incline. Some corridors are too narrow for wider wheelchairs. Most routes are level or with ramps. Detailed accessibility information available on the website.
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18 Aug 2026
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Extensive labyrinth of Stone Age caves in Torquay.
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Caves & Gorges
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Kents Cavern
Extensive labyrinth of Stone Age caves in Torquay.
☔Indoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️£18.95pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
An award-winning prehistoric show cave in the UNESCO English Riviera Global Geopark — Britain's oldest human dwelling, with 400-million-year-old rock, stalactites and expert-guided tours. Dogs not allowed in caves or Woodland Trail (except assistance dogs), but welcome in the cafe and gardens.
Postcode
TQ1 2JF
Links
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Food
Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £15.95, under 3s free. Guided tour costs more. Booking advised as entry is limited.
Opening times
Caves are a constant 14°C - bring a layer.
Getting there
Free onsite parking, but limited - some on road parking just outside.
Accessibility notes
"Britain's most accessible cave" — concrete paths, only ~9 shallow steps, handrails on slopes; wheelchair users restricted to the first chamber (free); film of full tour and a BSL version available.
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18 Aug 2026
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Aquarium in an art-deco style building with sharks, fresh and sea fish, in Plymouth.
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National Marine Aquarium
Aquarium in an art-deco style building with sharks, fresh and sea fish, in Plymouth.
☔Indoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£26.00pp
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
The UK's largest aquarium and home of the Ocean Conservation Trust, with four immersive zones from Plymouth Sound to tropical reefs, over 5,000 animals and the UK's deepest tank. No dogs allowed (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
PL4 0DX
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Food
Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £16, under 3s free.
Opening times
Open 10am-5pm.
Getting there
Nearest parking is Sutton Harbour Car Park (PL4 0DX).
Accessibility notes
Accessible toilets, ramps and lifts available. Detailed accessibility information available on the website.
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18 Aug 2026
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Exhibition of cars and motorbikes dating from 1900 to today, near Yeovil.
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Haynes Motor Museum
Exhibition of cars and motorbikes dating from 1900 to today, near Yeovil.
☔Indoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£22.45pp
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
The UK's largest collection of cars and motorcycles — 300+ vehicles across 15 exhibition halls including the Red Room, Dawn of Motoring and Formula 1 — just off the A303. No dogs allowed (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
BA22 7LH
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Cheaper in advance/online; on the day is £24.95. Children £12.75.
Opening times
Open year-round.
Getting there
Free onsite parking.
Accessibility notes
Accessible toilets and parking. Site is largely flat and there are wheelchairs and mobility scooters available to use. Detailed accessibility information available on the website.
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18 Aug 2026
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Museum and escape rooms
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Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein
Museum and escape rooms
☔Indoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️£12.00pp
Booking advised
A world-first, multi-sensory attraction over four floors of a Georgian townhouse exploring Mary Shelley's life and Frankenstein, with an 8ft animatronic creature, themed escape rooms and a scare-walkthrough basement. No dogs (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
BA1 2NT
Links
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Cost notes
Escape rooms are separately ticketed. Cashless venue.
Opening times
Open daily 10am-5pm. Extended opening around Halloween.
Getting there
Park and Ride or Charlotte Street car park (BA1 2NE).
Accessibility notes
Historic layout means no pushchairs or wheelchairs. Not suitable for under-15s.
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18 Aug 2026
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Roman bathhouse, temple and museum in central Bath.
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The Roman Baths
Roman bathhouse, temple and museum in central Bath.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️£20.00pp
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
One of the world's best-preserved Roman bathing complexes, six metres below street level in the heart of Bath, with the Great Bath, Sacred Spring and museum galleries. No dogs allowed (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
BA1 1LZ
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Prices vary, tours cost more.
Opening times
Time entry slots bookable online.
Getting there
Park and ride recommended, or Charlotte Street car park (BA1 2NE) is 10 minutes walk into Bath town centre (prices vary).
Accessibility notes
Mostly wheelchair accessible with lifts, but site is 6m below street level and unavoidable steps to access.
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18 Aug 2026
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Air and space museum and conservation workshop.
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Aerospace Bristol
Air and space museum and conservation workshop.
☔Indoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£20.00pp
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
Aviation museum across two hangars at Filton telling a century of flight, culminating in stepping aboard Concorde Alpha Foxtrot, the last Concorde ever to fly. No dogs allowed (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
BS34 5BZ
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £13.50, under 4s free. Cheaper online. Ticket includes unlimited returns for 12 months.
Opening times
Open Tues-Sunday in term time, otherwise open in holidays but closed over Christmas. 10am-4:30pm.
Getting there
Free onsite parking.
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking and toilets, lift or level access to almost all areas. Detailed accessibility guide available on the website.
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18 Aug 2026
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Museum celebrating maritime history and home to the SS Great Britain.
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Bristol Dockyards
Museum celebrating maritime history and home to the SS Great Britain.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£22.00pp
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
Brunel's revolutionary 1843 iron steamship in her original dry dock, with the Dockyard Museum and interactive Being Brunel museum; ticket gives unlimited returns for a year. No dogs allowed (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
BS1 6TY
Links
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Food
Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Reduced UC tickets available.
Opening times
Open daily 10am-5pm, later in summer.
Getting there
Parking available at the council Maritime Heritage centre short-stay car park (limited). Also recommend Park and Ride.
Accessibility notes
Lifts in Dry Dock, Dockyard Museum, Being Brunel, on board the ship and Brunel Institute. Some cobblestones with alternative step-free entrance. Some historic narrow corridors in the Dock Office. Detailed accessibility information available on the website.
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18 Aug 2026
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Sharks, rays, a giant octopus and an underwater tunnel.
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Bristol Aquarium
Sharks, rays, a giant octopus and an underwater tunnel.
☔Indoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£21.95pp
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Compact city-centre aquarium on the Harbourside with themed zones, an underwater tunnel and rays, sharks and seahorses. No dogs (except assistance dogs - including dogs-in-training).
Postcode
BS1 5TT
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £14.75, under 3s free. Online is cheaper: prices vary.
Opening times
Daily from 10am.
Getting there
Millennium Square car park is the closest (BS1 5LL): also recommend Park and Ride. Detailed accessibility information on the website.
Accessibility notes
Accessible toilets and step-free access.
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18 Aug 2026
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Science centre in Bristol with interactive exhibits, experiments and a planetarium.
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We The Curious
Science centre in Bristol with interactive exhibits, experiments and a planetarium.
☔Indoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£14.95pp
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
Interactive science and arts centre on Millennium Square with 200+ hands-on exhibits across two floors and the UK's only 3D planetarium; a lively all-weather day for families and curious adults. No dogs (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
BS1 5DB
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Summer prices. Children £10.45, under 3s free. Planetarium is extra.
Opening times
Open Tues-Sun in term time, daily in Bristol school holidays and bank holidays, 10am-5pm.
Getting there
Nearest parking is Millennium Square car park
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking in Millennium Square car park, with lifts. Wheelchair loan available. Fully accessible. step-free access across both floors.
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18 Aug 2026
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All-ages discovery park with puzzle trails, play area, train and gardens.
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Hidden Valley Puzzle Park
All-ages discovery park with puzzle trails, play area, train and gardens.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛Full day (6+ hours)
🎟️£18.50pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
Unique, immersive park experience with puzzles to follow through intriguing gardens. Suitable for a range of ages. Indoor maze or escape-room-like 'mansion'. Clues are changed each year so revisiting gives a fresh experience. Dogs allowed outside but not indoors.
Postcode
PL15 8SJ
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £17, under 3s free - online booking prices. Gate price is a little more. Dogs £2. Booking strongly advised as guest numbers are limited.
Opening times
Open April-September (varies yearly). Booking slots from 10am-2pm; once inside you can stay until 5pm. Recommend a full day if you want to solve everything!
Getting there
Follow signs for Hidden Valley to reach the onsite car park.
Accessibility notes
Most of the park is wheelchair accessible. Some areas have tricky terrain. Some indoor areas are inaccessible. Wheelchair users will need to transfer to the seats on the train.
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18 Aug 2026
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Remains of a wealthy monastery with links to King Arthur.
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Castles, Ruins & Heritage
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Glastonbury Abbey
Remains of a wealthy monastery with links to King Arthur.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️£14.00pp
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
The 36-acre grounds and spectacular ruins of a great Benedictine monastery destroyed by Henry VIII, wrapped in legends of Joseph of Arimathea and King Arthur's burial, with costumed guides, an accredited museum and the rare intact Abbot's Kitchen.
Postcode
BA6 9EL
Links
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Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Under 16s free.
Opening times
Open all year, 10am-6pm. Summer cafe and events seasonal.
Getting there
Abbey Gatehouse, Magdalene Street, Glastonbury, Somerset (BA6 9EL), central.
Accessibility notes
Almost all areas are wheelchair and mobility-scooter friendly across level grounds.
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18 Aug 2026
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Circular woodland walk through Scots pine and along the Jurassic Coast.
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Coastal Walks & Beaches
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Golden Cap & Langdon Woods Walk
Circular woodland walk through Scots pine and along the Jurassic Coast.
☀️Outdoors
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
Various trails along the highest point on the south coast of England (191m), a National Trust clifftop on the Jurassic Coast reached by circular walks from Langdon Hill or Seatown, with far-reaching views over Lyme Bay and past the ruined 13th-century St Gabriel's Chapel.
Postcode
DT6 6EP
Links
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Food
Bring your own
Opening times
Bluebells in spring.
Getting there
Park in the Langdon Hill NT car park (DT6 6EP) or Seatown near Chideock (DT6 6JU).
Accessibility notes
Steep climbs with uneven, sometimes muddy ground; unsuitable for wheelchairs/pushchairs.
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18 Aug 2026
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Gin distillery in a historic red-brick mill near Basingstoke.
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Bombay Sapphire Distillery, Laverstoke Mill
Gin distillery in a historic red-brick mill near Basingstoke.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️£22.00pp
🧒?Partly child friendly
♿Accessible
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An architecturally striking gin distillery in a restored 1,000-year-old mill on the River Test in rural north Hampshire, offering self-guided and guided tours, a glasshouse botanical experience and cocktail masterclasses, each including a drink in the riverside Mill Bar. Dogs allowed on the outside terrace but no dogs inside (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
RG28 7NR
Links
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Food
Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Varied prices for cocktail masterclasses and VIP experiences; all include a complimentary drink (non-alcoholic options available).
Opening times
Open Friday to Sunday every week, plus bank holidays and selected weekdays.
Getting there
Free onsite car park.
Accessibility notes
Accessible Children are allowed on the tour when accompanied by an adult. Cocktail masterclasses are 18+.
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18 Aug 2026
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Scenic reservoir with a variety of fish and birdlife.
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Cheddar Reservoir Circular Walk
Scenic reservoir with a variety of fish and birdlife.
☀️Outdoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
A flat, fully accessible 2.2-mile perimeter walk around a large open reservoir at the foot of the Mendip Hills, with panoramic views to Cheddar Gorge, sailing boats on the water and excellent birdwatching for overwintering wildfowl. There's also a skate park and pump track.
Postcode
BS27 3DR
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own
Opening times
Birdlife best in winter; watersports seasonal (best in summer).
Getting there
Park at Sharpham Road (BS27 3DR) or in Axbridge.
Accessibility notes
Flat, tarmac path suitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs. No benches.
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18 Aug 2026
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Working farm in Wiltshire supporting the conservation of rare livestock breeds.
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Cholderton Rare Breeds Farm
Working farm in Wiltshire supporting the conservation of rare livestock breeds.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£10.00pp
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
A family-run, Rare Breeds Survival Trust-registered farm park in the Wiltshire countryside 10 minutes from Stonehenge, with hands-on feeding of rare-breed sheep, Highland cows, pigs and goats, daily pig racing, guinea-pig fishing, soft play and outdoor play areas. No dogs allowed, except assistance dogs. *Image is representative.
Postcode
SP4 0EW
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Children £9, under 2s free. Online discounts available.
Opening times
Open daily 10am-4pm almost all year, closed for Christmas and New Year. Pricing varies by season.
Getting there
Free onsite parking.
Accessibility notes
Accessible toilets and parking. Most paths wheelchair-accessible but becomes muddy in wet weather.
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18 Aug 2026
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Moated medieval palace with impressive gardens in Wells, near Bath.
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The Bishop's Palace & Gardens
Moated medieval palace with impressive gardens in Wells, near Bath.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£15.00pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Home to the Bishops of Bath and Wells for over 800 years, set in 14 acres of RHS Partner Gardens with the springs that give Wells its name, a ruined Great Hall, ramparts walk and family Dragon's Lair play area. Dogs allowed in the grounds, but not in the Palace or Chapel (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
BA5 1US
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £7, under 5s free. Joint Palace and Wells Cathedral ticket available for £22.
Opening times
Open daily from late March to October; hours reduced in winter.
Getting there
No onsite car park (but they can reserve Blue Badge parking spaces - very limited and should be booked). Otherwise, visitors can park in Wells (e.g. High Street, BA5 2AA).
Accessibility notes
Accessible toilets and parking (limited), and a life in the palace. Wide and level paths throughout. Wheelchair-accessible picnic bench also available. Detailed accessibility information available on the website.
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17 Aug 2026
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Heritage railway with diesel and steam trains.
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Swanage Railway
Heritage railway with diesel and steam trains.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£27.50pp
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
An award-winning heritage steam and diesel railway running 5.5 miles through the Purbeck countryside from Norden and Corfe Castle down to the Victorian seaside resort of Swanage, with hop-on-hop-off all-day travel and free trackside museums at Corfe Castle station. Dogs allows except in dining or buffet cars.
Postcode
BH19 1HB
Links
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Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Children £14.00, under 5s free. Cashless. Dining cars bookable separately.
Opening times
Steam daily April-October and most weekends year round. Diesel may substitute in hot/fire-risk weather.
Getting there
Convenient parking at Purbeck Park next to Norden Station, or it's a 5-min walk from Swanage main beach dar park to Swanage station.
Accessibility notes
Heritage carriages and stations - check step-free boarding and facilities with the railway.
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17 Aug 2026
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Coastal nature reserve and conservation area near Bournemouth.
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Coastal Walks & Beaches
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Hengistbury Head
Coastal nature reserve and conservation area near Bournemouth.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
A wild headland nature reserve and Scheduled Ancient Monument between Bournemouth and Christchurch Harbour, with heathland, an unspoilt beach, a visitor centre and a land train down to the colourful Mudeford beach huts, and panoramic views to the Isle of Wight.
Postcode
BH6 4EW
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Opening times
Land train usually runs 10am-4pm Easter to October, closed in winter. Natterjack toads audible in May.
Getting there
Car park beside the Hiker Cafe a 5 minute walk from the visitor centre.
Accessibility notes
Accessible toilet Visitor centre and main paths are smooth and accessible. The climb to the top is the trickiest but possible for wheelchair users with helpers. Land train has accessible carriages.
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Range of activities including walking trails, cycle routes, adventure play areas and treetop walkway.
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Theme Parks & Active Adventures
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Moors Valley Country Park & Forest
Range of activities including walking trails, cycle routes, adventure play areas and treetop walkway.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
An 800+ acre country park on the Dorset/Hampshire border jointly run by Dorset Council and Forestry England, with a Go Ape treetop course, miniature steam railway, Gruffalo trail, adventure play, cycle hire and accessible lakeside walks.
Postcode
BH24 2ET
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Activities like the railway, laser tag and Go Ape are paid for separately (and booking is advised). Trail walking and visiting the park is free.
Getting there
Chargeable parking, cost varies by season.
Accessibility notes
Boardwalk lake and riverside walk is accessible. Some routes are gravelled or have steeper sections.
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Three prehistoric sites - chalk horse, Iron Age hillfort, and a long barrow - on the Ridgeway in Oxfordshire.
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Uffington Castle, White Horse & Wayland's Smithy Walk
Three prehistoric sites - chalk horse, Iron Age hillfort, and a long barrow - on the Ridgeway in Oxfordshire.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
A chalk-downland walk in the North Wessex Downs taking in Britain's oldest hill figure (the Bronze Age Uffington White Horse), the Iron Age Uffington Castle hillfort, flat-topped Dragon Hill and the Neolithic Wayland's Smithy long barrow along the ancient Ridgeway.
Postcode
SN7 7QL
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks
Getting there
NT White Horse pay-and-display car park off the B4507 (follow brown signs). £2 up to 2 hours, £4 all day.
Accessibility notes
Grassy and gravel paths, exposed chalk downland with hills; not suitable for wheelchairs/buggies.
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17th-century stately home, parkland and Capability Brown-designed gardens, near Oxford.
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Blenheim Palace
17th-century stately home, parkland and Capability Brown-designed gardens, near Oxford.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£31.00pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
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A UNESCO World Heritage baroque palace and Churchill's birthplace near Woodstock, set in 2,000 acres of Capability Brown parkland with formal water terraces, the Marlborough Maze, a butterfly house and miniature train. Dogs allowed in the parkland, not in the formal gardens or inside the palace, except assistance dogs).
Postcode
OX20 1PS
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Price is for Palace, Park and Gardens ticket (children £15, under 3s free). Entry to park and gardens only is cheaper.
Getting there
On site car park free (with ticket).
Accessibility notes
Accessible toilets and car parks, extensive accessibility guide available on the website.
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Series of limestone caverns run by the Tussauds Group in Somerset.
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Wookey Hole Caves
Series of limestone caverns run by the Tussauds Group in Somerset.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£19.99pp
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
A dramatic limestone cave system beneath the Mendip Hills wrapped in the legend of the Witch of Wookey, now with new projection-mapped cave light shows plus a full family day out of circus shows, Dinosaur Valley, 4D cinema and soft play. No dogs, except assistance dogs.
Postcode
BA5 1BA
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
£15.99 child (off-peak). Peak prices vary. Booking online saves 20%. Ticket covers 20+ attractions.
Opening times
Open year-round on the Somerset school-holiday timetable - peak times are weekends and school holidays. Closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day, and midweek from early November to mid February.
Getting there
Large free car park.
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking and toilets available. Buggies usable around much of the site but not in the caves: there are steps and uneven, wet surfaces.
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Ruins of a fortified castle, used as a base during the Civil War, in Salisbury.
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Sherborne Old Castle
Ruins of a fortified castle, used as a base during the Civil War, in Salisbury.
☀️Outdoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
The atmospheric English Heritage ruins of a 12th-century fortified palace of the Bishops of Salisbury, once leased to Sir Walter Raleigh, slighted by Parliament after an 11-day Civil War siege in 1645.
Postcode
DT9 3SA
Links
Google Maps Website
Opening times
Open daily 10am-5pm.
Getting there
Car park on site - £3 payable by text message.
Accessibility notes
Accessed via a long gravel path, and the site is mainly grass. Mostly level, but sloped access to the moat.
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Swannery established by monks in the 11th century in Dorset.
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Abbotsbury Swannery
Swannery established by monks in the 11th century in Dorset.
☀️Outdoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£15.00pp
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
The world's only managed colony of nesting mute swans, established by Benedictine monks in the 11th century, where visitors walk footpaths right among hundreds of swans beside the Fleet lagoon on the Jurassic Coast. No dogs, including assistance dogs (due to sensitive swans).
Postcode
DT3 4JG
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £7.50, under 5s free. Disabled visitors and carers pay half standard entry. Tickets combine with Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens.
Opening times
Open 7 days a week mid-March to the end of October, 10am-5pm. May is best to see cygnets.
Getting there
Free car park on site (5 minutes walk - accessible parking is closer).
Accessibility notes
Accessible toilets at entry and inside: largely level paths but check ahead with staff.
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Car-free nature reserve in Dorset with harbour views and red squirrels.
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Brownsea Island
Car-free nature reserve in Dorset with harbour views and red squirrels.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£12.00pp
♿Accessible
A tranquil National Trust island in Poole Harbour reached by ferry, famous for its rare red squirrels, peacocks, woodland and lagoon birdlife, and as the birthplace of the Scout movement. No dogs (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
BH15 1SB
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £6, under 5s free. National Trust members are free but still pay for the ferry. Carers/Essential Companions are also free but must pay for the ferry.
Opening times
Open March to October. Closes in adverse weather - this is confirmed by 3pm the day before closure. Visit in spring and summer for nesting terns, autumn for winter bird arrivals and red squirrels.
Getting there
Park in a public car park at Poole Quay (e.g. Quay Visitors Multi-Storey BH15 1SB) and take the foot ferry. This runs every day and s £14.50 for an adult and £6 for a child (free for under 5s). The ferry is first come first served, no booking required (apart from for large groups 15+).
Accessibility notes
Accessible toilets and route map available. Island terrain is mixed, and access to the ferry is via a steep gangway with steps leading to the deck. Pre-bookable wheelchair friendly service, and hired all-terrain wheelchairs and Tramper available. Also a shuttle bus offering tours on the island.
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Beautiful beaches and a circular walk with views of the Jurassic coast in Dorset.
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Studland Bay & Old Harry Rocks Walk
Beautiful beaches and a circular walk with views of the Jurassic coast in Dorset.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
A four-mile stretch of golden National Trust beach on the Isle of Purbeck backed by heathland, with a gentle circular clifftop walk from South Beach to the iconic Old Harry Rocks chalk stacks and views to the Isle of Wight.
Postcode
BH19 3AU
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Opening times
Seasonal dog restrictions and summer lifeguard absence (no lifeguards at any Studland beach).
Getting there
Park at South Beach car park, or at the close by NT Middle Beach Car Park (BH19 3AX).
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking in all car parks, Changing Places toilet at Knoll Beach, beach matting to shoreline, and Tramper/amphibious beach wheelchairs available; the Old Harry clifftop path itself is uneven with sheer cliff edges.
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Ruins of a 15th century manor house close to the river Windrush near Witney.

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Minster Lovell Hall and Dovecote

Ruins of a 15th century manor house close to the river Windrush near Witney.

☀️Outdoors

🥾Moderately active

⌛1-2 hours

🎟️Free

🐕Dog friendly

🧒Child friendly

♿?Partly accessible

Oxfordshire countryside walk through Minster Lovell, passing the ruins of a manor on the riverbank. Spots for wild swimming. The whole walk takes around 2 hours, but leave extra time for properly exploring the manor.

Postcode: OX29 0RN
Links: Google Maps Website
Food: Bring your own

Opening times

In wet weather, the paths will be muddy. Lots of blackberries and sloes in late summer.

Getting there

Park in the village (St Kenelm's Church has some limited parking, or there are some on street spaces. Walk up the road from the Old Swan Inn past the church. It's a 20mph road and quiet. Look for the footpath signposted towards Crawley on the right, from here you can walk a 6km loop across the field and up to Crawley, along the road, then along the river, or head straight to look around the ruins.

Accessibility notes

The ruins themselves can be reached

Last updated: 15 Aug 2026

User rating:5.0 (1 review)

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Mad Dog Visited in Aug 2026	Gorgeous scenery, like walking through several completely different places. In summer there were plenty of shaded spots. Good to know If you make it to Crawley, there's an industrial estate which has a toilet should you need it!

Mad Dog

Visited in Aug 2026

Gorgeous scenery, like walking through several completely different places. In summer there were plenty of shaded spots.

Good to know

If you make it to Crawley, there's an industrial estate which has a toilet should you need it!

Walk along limestone cliffs in Pembrokeshire, with a chance to spot otters along the river.
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Stackpole Wildlife Walk
Walk along limestone cliffs in Pembrokeshire, with a chance to spot otters along the river.
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🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Circular 6 mile walk around the harbour, beaches, dunes and lily ponds, passing close by the interestingly named Devil's Quoit.
Postcode
SA71 5LS
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Opening times
Lily ponds are best in June.
Getting there
Park at Stackpole Quay or at Broad Haven.
Accessibility notes
Path to Barafundle involves steps. Bosherston Lily Ponds section has flatter accessible paths.
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Gentle circular walk around a wooded Dartmoor reservoir, crossing two dams.
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Burrator Reservoir
Gentle circular walk around a wooded Dartmoor reservoir, crossing two dams.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Approx 4 mile walk around a reservoir, laid-back and scenic. Ruins and rockpools along the way, and a detour for a beautiful view over the reservoir. Public toilet close to the car park.
Postcode
PL20 6PJ
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own
Opening times
Bluebells can be seen in the spring!
Getting there
Parking at Burrator Quarry car park, or in nearby Meavy.
Accessibility notes
There is a Discovery Centre marked as accessible and most paths are flat, however there are some stretches on roads and some stiles.
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Riverside woodland walk starting at a 20th Century Castle in Devon.
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Castle Drogo, the Teign Gorge and Fingle Bridge Walk
Riverside woodland walk starting at a 20th Century Castle in Devon.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
Recommended route: castle to Sharp Tor and back via Hunter's Path for the best gorge views - approx 4 miles circular route. Pub at Fingle Bridge for a lunch stop. Dogs are welcome in grounds and on the walk, but not in the cafe, circular garden or castle.
Postcode
EX6 6PB
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Walk is free, but entry to the castle and gardens is £18 for adults (£9 children, under 5s free).
Getting there
Park at Castle Drogo's NT car park, or at Fingle Bridge. EV charging at the NT car park.
Accessibility notes
Castle is accessible, with toilets, step free access and a powered mobility vehicle for hire, but the walk is not: steep sections and muddy.
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30m waterfall in the deepest river gorge in South West England.
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Lydford Gorge, Devil's Cauldron and Whitelady Waterfall
30m waterfall in the deepest river gorge in South West England.
☀️Outdoors
🤸High effort
🎟️£7.40pp
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Highest natural waterfall in South West England. Ancient oak woodland, temperate rainforest, and a bird hide. Dogs allowed on leads and not in the river.
Postcode
EX20 4BH
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £3.70. NT members free. Prices vary seasonally with a reduced winter rate.
Getting there
Two car parks - EX20 4BH for the Devil's Cauldron entrance, EX20 4BL for the Waterfall entrance.
Accessibility notes
Partly accessible toilet and parking, but the terrain is steep and uneven. A powered Tramper is available to book from March-October. Access to the Devil's Cauldron tea-room is across a section of rough paving and down a sloped gravel path. The Waterfall tearoom is 10m from the car park along a paved path.
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Iconic Dartmoor granite tor with an easy, short climb to sweeping moorland views.
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Haytor Rocks
Iconic Dartmoor granite tor with an easy, short climb to sweeping moorland views.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
One of Dartmoor's most popular and accessible tors. Old granite quarry with a filled pool nearby.
Postcode
TQ13 9XT
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own
Getting there
Park at Haytor Upper Car Park or at the National Park Visitor Centre (same postcode)
Accessibility notes
Well-trodden path but with boulder-climbing at the top; not step-free.
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Coast path walk past the dramatic ruined Crowns engine houses clinging to the cliffs in West Cornwall
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Botallack to Kenidjack Coastal Walk
Coast path walk past the dramatic ruined Crowns engine houses clinging to the cliffs in West Cornwall
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
3.5 mile circular walk, around abandoned mining houses used as a location for Poldark. Cafe at The Count House.
Postcode
TR19 7QQ
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Getting there
National trust car park (pay and display).
Accessibility notes
Coastal path with uneven terrain, steep sections and stiles. Accessible toilet and seating available.
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14 Aug 2026
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Walks through heather and gorse on the Cornish coast
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St Agnes Head and Wheal Coates
Walks through heather and gorse on the Cornish coast
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
Various routes along the Heritage Coast, to Wheal Coates (where there's a ruined tin-mine engine house, one of Cornwall's most photographed sites).
Postcode
TR5 0ST
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Café
Accessibility notes
Uneven clifftop paths, not suitable for wheelchairs or buggies.
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Coast path walk from Kynance Cove to Lizard Point, mainland Britain's most southerly point.
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Kynance Cove to Lizard Point Walk
Coast path walk from Kynance Cove to Lizard Point, mainland Britain's most southerly point.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
Famous for white sand, turquoise water and serpentine rock stacks. Dogs allowed on the beach Sept-June only; allowed on cliff paths year round.
Postcode
TR12 7PJ
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Opening times
Can be very busy in summer - arrive before 11am.
Getting there
National Trust car park on the cliffs above the cove, off the A3083.
Accessibility notes
Steep path down to the cove itself; not step-free. Cliff-top path more accessible.
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Clifftop walk from Godrevy headland past a seal colony in North Cornwall.
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Godrevy Point & Godrevy to Hell's Mouth Walk
Clifftop walk from Godrevy headland past a seal colony in North Cornwall.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Grey seal colony often visible from the headland. Godrevy lighthouse (inspiration for Virginia Woolf's 'To the Lighthouse') visible offshore.
Postcode
TR27 5ED
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Opening times
Open year round; extra field parking only in warmer months. Seals can be seen at any time of year.
Getting there
National Trust car park, Gwithian, nr Hayle. JustPark app.
Accessibility notes
Fairly level paths from the first car park to the headland incl. boardwalk sections; steep/uneven down to the beach itself.
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Woodland walk to a view over the Wye valley

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Eagle's Nest and Giant's Cave Walk

Woodland walk to a view over the Wye valley

☀️Outdoors

🥾Moderately active

⌛1-2 hours

🎟️Free

🐕Dog friendly

🧒Child friendly

Multiple trails around a wooded area up to views over the Severn and some close by caves. Some parts are very steep and need a bit of scrambling up!

Postcode: NP16 6HG
Links: Google Maps Website
Food: Bring your own

Getting there

Park at the Upper Wyndcliff Car Park (postcode NP16 6HG) to avoid climbing the steps - you can still go down them if you want (although some are metal and dogs may have trouble). If you go up to the Eagle's Nest first, double back on yourself to return to the car park then cross over to reach the Giants and Otters Caves.

Accessibility notes

Steps are very steep: alternative path is also steep and covered in roots.

Last updated: 12 Aug 2026

User rating:5.0 (1 review)

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Mad Dog Visited in Aug 2026	Lovely cool walk through the trees - we didn't make it to the caves this time as it got very hot and we went the wrong way at first! Follow the All Trails guide carefully. Good to know Car park isn't huge but was quiet at 9am on a Sunday.

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Visited in Aug 2026

Lovely cool walk through the trees - we didn't make it to the caves this time as it got very hot and we went the wrong way at first! Follow the All Trails guide carefully.

Good to know

Car park isn't huge but was quiet at 9am on a Sunday.

Historic naval ships and maritime museum in Hampshire.
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Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
Historic naval ships and maritime museum in Hampshire.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Full day (6+ hours)
🎟️£51.00pp
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
Large site across multiple separate attractions (HMS Victory, HMS Warrior, HMS M.33, Mary Rose Museum, Royal Navy Museum galleries). Dogs not allowed (except assitance dogs).
Postcode
PO1 3LJ
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Children £36. Prices vary for different ticket types.
Opening times
Open daily, all year. Main museums/ships ~10am-5pm; last entry 4.30pm Apr-Oct (site closes 5.30pm), 4pm Nov-Mar (site closes 5pm).
Getting there
Onsite paid car park.
Accessibility notes
Most attractions are wheelchair accessible. HMS Alliance (Submarine) is not. Accessible toilets available at multiple locations: Changing Places unit available at the Mary Rose.
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Dramatic chalk cliff coastal park and beach near Seaford, East Sussex.
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Seven Sisters Country Park & Birling Gap
Dramatic chalk cliff coastal park and beach near Seaford, East Sussex.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
280 hectares of grassland and river valley, home to grazing livestock and rare flowers. Also a corridor for large numbers of migrating birds. Dogs allowed but keep them on leads in signed areas, especially during ground nesting bird season (March-September).
Postcode
BN20 0AB
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
£8 for all day parking.
Opening times
Cliffs and countryside open dawn-to-dusk year-round, no entry fee. Birling Gap cafe/shop ~10am-5pm (seasonal); toilets 9.30am-6pm Apr-Oct, 10am-4pm Nov-Mar. Exceat car parks 7am-9pm (Mar-Oct)/7am-6pm (winter); visitor centre 10am-5pm (4pm from late Oct-Mar).
Getting there
Birling Gap car park (~130 spaces) is closest but small and often full by mid-late morning on sunny weekends (no coach parking). Exceat/Seven Sisters Country Park is a larger backup with EV charging, a flatter ~2km walk to the Cuckmere valley viewpoint. Both locked overnight, no overnight parking.
Accessibility notes
Easy Access trail suitable for wheelchairs, scooters and pushchairs. Free mobility scooters can be hired (booking advised). Accessible toilets including a Changing Places unit available near the Visitor Centre.
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Woodland waterfalls and nature park in Dartmoor, Devon.
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Becky Falls Woodland Park
Woodland waterfalls and nature park in Dartmoor, Devon.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£15.00pp
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
Natural ancient woodland with a waterfall and an animal park. Dogs on leads 'very' welcome everywhere except the Animal Discovery Zone.
Postcode
TQ13 9UG
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £11.00, prices vary seasonally.
Opening times
Open daily 10am-5pm from 12 Feb to 1 Nov 2026 (closed over winter). Last admission 4pm.
Getting there
Free parking on-site.
Accessibility notes
As a Site of Special Scientific Interest, the woodland is natural with tree roots and steep steps: not wheelchair/pushchair friendly. The cafe, gift shop and Animal Discovery Zone are all wheelchair friendly. Access to the park is via a steep path. Accessible toilets available. Visitors with any mobility problems are advised to talk with staff before booking or travelling. Backpack/front baby carriers are available for hire from the Gift Shop.
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Historic cliff-top castle ruins and coastal bridge in Cornwall.
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Tintagel Castle
Historic cliff-top castle ruins and coastal bridge in Cornwall.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🤸High effort
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£9.60pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
Atmospheric castle ruin, the mythical home of King Arthur. Beautiful coastal views, and a small sandy beach (and Merlin's Cave) accessible at low tide. Dogs welcome on lead but many steps and cliff edges mean off-lead isn't advisable.
Postcode
PL34 0HE
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Variable pricing, pre-booking online is cheapest.
Opening times
28 Mar-24 Oct 2026: daily 10am-5pm. Other periods have reduced days/hours (e.g. Wed-Sun only, 10am-4pm) - hours and open days change several times a year, check English Heritage for your specific date.
Getting there
No parking on site. Pay-and-display car parks in Tintagel village (~600m/15+ min walk to the castle entrance/footbridge), not managed by English Heritage.
Accessibility notes
Steep slopes and sheer drops can present a challenge. The usual route is long and steep, but a shuttle service runs from the shop and cafe area to the top of the path; however the final 100 metres must be walked up a steep slope.
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Eco-visitor attraction with massive global plant biomes near St Austell, Cornwall.
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Eden Project
Eco-visitor attraction with massive global plant biomes near St Austell, Cornwall.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£35.50pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
A global garden with indoor biomes and outdoor gardens, hosuing contemporary artworks as well as natural exhibits. Dogs allowed on Outdoor Garden paths and under the covered Link Canopy, but not inside the Biomes or restaurant (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
PL24 2SG
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Children £12.50, under-5s free (up to 4 per adult). All General Tickets double as a 1-year Annual Pass. Prices vary seasonally.
Opening times
Open year-round except Christmas Day. 2026 hours vary by season, e.g. 25 Jul-31 Aug ticket desks 9.30am, close 6pm; other periods close earlier. Biomes open 30 min after ticket desks; last entry to Biomes 30 min before closing.
Getting there
Free parking onsite across several car parks with EV charging; free park-and-ride bus to the entrance at peak times. Arriving by bus/train/bike/on foot earns a free Eden Guide Book.
Accessibility notes
Accessible paths throughout the site, and free wheelchair hire is available (including a self-propelled wheelchair, needs booking in advance) as well as electric mobility scooters. In-depth access guide available on AccessAble.
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Historic hill top tower with panoramic views in Somerset.
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Glastonbury Tor
Historic hill top tower with panoramic views in Somerset.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️Free
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Sweeping hill with views of the Isle of Avalon and a ruined tower. Dogs welcome.
Postcode
BA6 8DB
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own
Opening times
Open dawn to dusk, every day, all year. As of 2026 sheep have been reintroduced to graze the Tor - keep dogs on a lead at all times. Seasonal (non-NT) 'Tor Bus' shuttle runs April-October only from Glastonbury town centre.
Getting there
No parking at the Tor itself (aside from 2 Blue/Orange Badge spaces on Stonedown Lane). Nearest fee-paying car park: Draper & Co, Chilkwell Street, BA6 8DB, ~0.5-mile walk to the base. Alternative: Somerset Rural Life Museum car park on the A361 (reported free).
Accessibility notes
Most areas are accessed by steps and a steep slope. 2 accessible spaces in Stonedown Lane. Area around the tower is flat.
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Dramatic limestone gorge and cave complex in Somerset.
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Cheddar Gorge & Caves
Dramatic limestone gorge and cave complex in Somerset.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£20.40pp
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
Cliff top gorge walk and cave attraction, rocksport activites and escape rooms, with several cafes available. Dogs welcome in all attractions including the caves.
Postcode
BS27 3QF
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £15.30. Prices vary, cheaper when booked ahead.
Opening times
Open daily 10am; closes 4pm off-peak (last entry 3.30pm) or 5pm at peak times/summer weekends (last entry 4.30pm). Closed only Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
Getting there
Pay-and-display car park on site (Cliff Street). Charges apply daily 9am-9pm: from £4 for 3pm-9pm parking, £6 all-day ticket. Card/contactless at machines, cash at Guest Services or cave ticket offices.
Accessibility notes
Accessible entrance, car park and toilets available, but website advises that those with severely restricted mobility or who are wheelchair dependent will find much of the gorge and caves inaccessible. There are audio and Braille guides available as well as sensory bags which can be borrowed. Baby-changing and buggy parking available.
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Museum and historic estate in the New Forest.
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Beaulieu, National Motor Museum
Museum and historic estate in the New Forest.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£28.35pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
Large site involving a fair bit of walking between attractions, plus a monorail for a rest. Dogs welcome on leads in the grounds/gardens and the Brabazon Restaurant, but not inside the Motor Museum, Palace House, Abbey, Secret Army Exhibition or on rides - an unsupervised Dog Waiting Area is provided under the Museum entrance. Picnics welcome on the grassy parkland (no BBQs). Little Beaulieu adventure play area for kids.
Postcode
SO42 7ZN
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Children £16.65. Under-4s free. Prices vary - booking online is cheaper. Ticket covers Motor Museum, Palace House & Gardens, Beaulieu Abbey, Secret Army Exhibition, Little Beaulieu and unlimited monorail rides; 'return for free' within 6 days.
Opening times
Open year round except Christmas Day. 10am-5pm.
Getting there
Free on-site parking.
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking and toilets. The majority of the attraction is fully accessible: some parts of listed buildings haven't been adapted but accesibility trained staff are available to assist visitors with restricted mobility and offer a substitute viewing experience. Limited wheelchairs and electric scooters available for hire - advisable to book ahead.
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Deer viewing sanctuary and tall tree forest walk in the New Forest.
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Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary & Tall Trees Walk
Deer viewing sanctuary and tall tree forest walk in the New Forest.
☀️Outdoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️Free
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Three waymarked, mostly flat circular trails from the car park (0.5, 1 and 2 miles). Basic on-site toilets. Dogs welcome. No fixed cafe, but a mobile refreshment van is often in the car park. Good picnic spots among the tall trees.
Postcode
SO43 7GQ
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks
Opening times
Open every day, all year; car park gates close at dusk, parking roughly 4am-11pm. Keepers hand-feed the fallow deer herd daily 12pm-3pm, April-September is best for reliable sightings.
Getting there
Onsite parking - probably cashless.
Accessibility notes
Accessible toilets and car park available. Trails are wide and flat so largely accessible for wheelchairs/pushchairs.
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Large conservation zoo and parkland near Winchester, Hampshire.
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Marwell Zoo
Large conservation zoo and parkland near Winchester, Hampshire.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£26.00pp
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
140-acre park, featuring 100s of animals and 7 adeventure play areas. Cashless. Picnics welcome in many areas. Dogs not allowed (except assistance dogs, and there are some limits in some areas due to the sensitive animals).
Postcode
SO21 1JH
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Children £22; under-2s free. Gate prices are higher (~£33.00). Off-peak prices vary.
Opening times
Open year round (closed Christmas Day and Boxing Day), from 10am. Closing time varies seasonally (5pm Jul-Oct 2026, 4pm Nov-Dec 2026). Last entry always 90 minutes before closing.
Getting there
Free onsite parking.
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking and toilets available. Changing Places unit available. Wheelchairs, pushchairs and mobility scooters available for hire - booking required in advance.
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Historic abbey and preserved heritage village near Chippenham, Wiltshire.
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Lacock Village & Abbey
Historic abbey and preserved heritage village near Chippenham, Wiltshire.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£21.00pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Abbey and country house once home to Willaim Henry Fox Talbot (inventor of the photographic negative). Dogs on leads welcome in the garden/parkland, shop and Stables Cafe year-round, but not inside the Abbey house, Cloister, Fox Talbot Museum or the parkland during summer holidays (becomes a children's play space then). Easy, flat 1.3-mile village walk with a ford children can paddle in.
Postcode
SN15 2LG
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £10.50. The village and grounds are free to wander - only the Abbey, Cloister and Museum are ticketed.
Opening times
Abbey grounds ~10am-5pm, Abbey rooms from 10.30am (last entry 3.45pm), Cloisters 10.15am-4.45pm, Fox Talbot Museum 10am-5pm - hours/days vary by season and Abbey rooms close for winter deep-clean.
Getting there
Hither Way car park: SN15 2RQ. £5/day (cashless); EV charging available.
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking and toilets available. Abbey access includes steps and uneven floors.
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Drive-through safari and adventure park in Warminster, Wiltshire.
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Longleat Safari & Adventure Park
Drive-through safari and adventure park in Warminster, Wiltshire.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Full day (6+ hours)
🎟️£34.95pp
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
Wildlife park and historic estate with play areas and a hedge maze.
Postcode
BA12 7JS
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Children £26. Under-3s free. Prices vary seasonally.
Opening times
Open daily; hours vary by season, roughly 10am-5pm off-peak up to 10am-6pm peak/summer, with last entry to the Drive-Through Safari 2-4pm depending on season. Check the live calendar - some animal areas may close in extreme heat/cold.
Getting there
Free onsite parking. EV charging available.
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking and toilets available. Lots of accessibility information on the website. Wheelchairs available to hire. Most areas are wheelchair and pushchair accessible; the Hedge Maze is not.
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Prehistoric stone circle monument near Amesbury, Wiltshire.
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Stonehenge
Prehistoric stone circle monument near Amesbury, Wiltshire.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£27.20pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
4,000 year old stone circle and exhibition. Dogs allowed in the Visitor Centre, but not the Stone Circle or the exhibition (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
SP4 7DE
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children ~£17.20 under-5s free. Prices vary.
Opening times
Open every day except 24-25 December; altered hours on some holiday periods - check exact daily hours on the EH website.
Getting there
£4 car parking (cashless).
Accessibility notes
Main areas are accessible by wheelchair, and shuttle buses are also accessible, but the wider landscape is not accessible to standard wheelchairs. Accessible parking and toilets available, including a Changing Places unit.
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Famous fossil-hunting beach and coastal walk in Dorset.
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Lyme Regis Fossil-hunting Beach
Famous fossil-hunting beach and coastal walk in Dorset.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
Rocky/shingle beaches for fossil hunting, and a historic town with museums.
Postcode
DT7 3DR
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Paid tours available.
Opening times
Beach accessible year-round, 24 hours, subject to tide (see safety notes below). Best fossil hunting is generally after winter storms.
Getting there
Various car parking options available in Lyme Regis/Charmouth.
Accessibility notes
No accessible access to the fossil beach, but the town and promenade are accessible. Various public toilets, including accessible ones, available in Broad Street and Monmouth Beach.
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Primate rescue and rehabilitation center near Wareham, Dorset.
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Monkey World Ape Rescue Centre
Primate rescue and rehabilitation center near Wareham, Dorset.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£17.00pp
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
A primate rescue and rehabilitation centre. 65 acres, 250+ animals across 20 species. Woodland walk, viewing tower, large Great Ape Play Area with climbing frames and slides. No dogs allowed, including assistance dogs, due to distress caused to the animals.
Postcode
BH20 6HH
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Book online to save about 10%.
Opening times
Open every day 10am-5pm, closed only Christmas Day. Extended hours 10am-6pm in July/August.
Getting there
Free onsite parking
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking and toilets are available, but no dogs at all are allowed. The Woodland Walk is not suitable for wheelchair users. Wheelchairs and electric scooters can be hired from a 3rd party company and delivered to the park (booking required).
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Historic ruined castle set on a steep hill in Dorset.
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Corfe Castle
Historic ruined castle set on a steep hill in Dorset.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£15.00pp
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
1000-year old castle established by William the Conqueror and ruined after the Civil War. Picnic area, tea-room and village close by.
Postcode
BH20 5DR
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £7.50, under-5s free. Prices vary seasonally.
Opening times
Open every day except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and 7 March. Castle and Welcome Centre 10am-4.30pm (last entry 3.30pm); tea-room and shop 10am-5pm; car park dawn to dusk.
Getting there
Onsite car parking (charged) available.
Accessibility notes
Steep slopes, steps and uneven paths throughout. Accessible parking and toilets available, and walking sticks available to hire. Accessible route can be downloaded. Changing places unit available at the Welcome Centre.
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Iconic coastal cliff and arch walk in Dorset.
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Durdle Door & Lulworth Cove Coastal Walk
Iconic coastal cliff and arch walk in Dorset.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
Striking limestone arch on the Jurassic Coast, with a pebble and shingle beach. Dogs are welcome all year and can be off lead.
Postcode
BH20 5PU
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Chargable car parking.
Opening times
Open to the public all year, no beach access after 9pm/dusk.
Getting there
Durdle Door car park (BH20 5PU) is large, cashless, on the cliff top by Durdle Door Holiday Park, opens 8am. Alternative: park at Lulworth Cove (BH20 5RQ), open 24hrs and every day, and walk the coastal path over the cliffs (~40 min, steep uphill start).
Accessibility notes
Access is via a steep path and steps: unsuitable for wheelchair users. The viewpoint is a 15 minute walk from the car park (views of Durdle Door are not possible from the car park). The beach is another 140+ steps down. Accessible toilets are in Durdle Door Holiday Park car park.
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Extensive tree collection and arboretum near Tetbury, Gloucestershire.
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Westonbirt, The National Arboretum
Extensive tree collection and arboretum near Tetbury, Gloucestershire.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£13.00pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
600 acres, 17 miles of paths across three areas: dog-friendly Silk Wood, the central Downs, and the dog-free Old Arboretum. Highlight is the elevated Treetop Walkway.
Postcode
GL8 8QS
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Children £4.50; under-5s free. Prices vary seasonally.
Opening times
Open every day except Christmas Day, 9am-4.30pm (last admission 4.30pm) year-round. Restaurant 9.30am-3.30pm, shop 9.30am-4.30pm.
Getting there
Free onsite parking.
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking, toilets and Changing Places unit available, as well as a shuttle bus.
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Miniature 1:9 scale model village in the Cotswolds.
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Bourton-on-the-Water Model Village
Miniature 1:9 scale model village in the Cotswolds.
☀️Outdoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛<1 hour
🎟️£4.95pp
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
The only Grade II listed model village in the UK. 1:9 scale replica of Bourton-on-the-Water as it looked in the 1930s. Most visits take 20-40 minutes.
Postcode
GL54 2AF
Links
Google Maps Website
Cost notes
Children £4.00, under-3s free. Separate £1 fee for the small 'Exhibition of Miniatures' (max 6 people at a time).
Opening times
Open every day except Christmas Day and Boxing Day. BST: 10am-5.30pm. GMT (winter): 10am-3.30pm.
Getting there
No dedicated attraction car park - use one of the village's pay-and-display public car parks.
Accessibility notes
Paths are too narrow for wheelchairs: disabled visitors are admitted via the side gate for free to view the village from the front. Mobility scooters/motorised wheelchairs can
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Wildlife park and manor house gardens in Burford, Oxfordshire.
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Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens
Wildlife park and manor house gardens in Burford, Oxfordshire.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£19.50pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
160-acre park and zoo. Adventure playground 'Skymaze' for older kids. Dogs on leads allowed in most outdoor areas but not in indoor sections (Bat Belfry, Reptile House, Children's Farmyard, tropical walkthroughs).
Postcode
OX18 4JJ
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Children £14.00, under-3s free. Cheaper online in advance.
Opening times
Open daily year-round except Christmas Day. Summer 10am-6pm (last admission 4pm); winter 10am-4pm (last admission 3pm). Closed weekdays only roughly 4 Jan-4 Feb for maintenance (open weekends 10am-4pm).
Getting there
Free onsite parking.
Accessibility notes
Easy accessible paths for both wheelchairs and pushchairs (pushchairs not permitted in the Madagascar walkthrough or on the Train). Ramp access available to animal enclosures. Accessible toilets and car park, and Changing Places unit near the Gift Shop. Limited wheelchairs and mobility scooters available for hire.
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Historic iron-ore show caves in the Forest of Dean.
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Clearwell Caves
Historic iron-ore show caves in the Forest of Dean.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️£14.00pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
Real historic iron-ore mine. Self-guided and guided tour options available (45mins-1.5 hours) as well as deep level visits (helmets, lamps and overalls, some crawling and scrambling - 2-3+ hours). It's cold underground - bring a jumper! Dog-friendly Lamproom Cafe and gift shop above ground; dogs not allowed underground.
Postcode
GL16 8JR
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £11.00, under-5s free.
Opening times
Opening times are on the online calendar - booking is necessary. Normally closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Last entry 3.30pm.
Getting there
Onsite free parking.
Accessibility notes
Accessible car park and toilet, but caves are difficult for wheelchairs. Single pushchairs okay: double buggies won't fit. Pathways are steep and uneven and can be wet.
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Famous scenic river gorge viewpoint in the Forest of Dean.
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Symonds Yat Rock Viewpoint
Famous scenic river gorge viewpoint in the Forest of Dean.
☀️Outdoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
One of the best UK spots to watch peregrine falcons (resident since 1982), volunteers/scopes often present in nesting season; views over the River Wye from an Iron Age hillfort. Main viewpoint trail from car park is surfaced, gently sloped, ~200m. Longer waymarked trails lead downhill (steeper) to the River Wye and Biblins suspension bridge. Gruffalo-themed orienteering trail for kids. Dogs allowed throughout.
Postcode
GL16 7NZ
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Opening times
Open every day except Christmas Day, from 8am; closing time varies by month (5pm Nov-Feb up to 9pm May-Aug). Cafe hours vary seasonally.
Getting there
Two car parks onsite, up to 2hrs £4.00, up to 4hrs £6.00, all day £8.00. Cashless.
Accessibility notes
Accessible car park, entrance and seating available. Some steeper trails unsuitable for wheelchairs and pushchairs.
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Ancient atmospheric woodland and rock formations in the Forest of Dean.
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Puzzlewood
Ancient atmospheric woodland and rock formations in the Forest of Dean.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£9.90pp
🧒Child friendly
Booking advised
Ancient, atmospheric 14-acre woodland with winding paths and beautiful trails. Picnics allowed but only in the designated area near the entrance. No dogs allowed (except assistance dogs).
Postcode
GL16 8QB
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £8.50, under-2s free (no pushchairs).
Opening times
Open daily from 28 March through summer/autumn; weekends and Mondays only in November; closed December-February. Opens 10am daily; last entry/gate closing varies by season (winter last entry 2.30pm/gates 4pm, summer last entry 4.30pm/gates 6pm). Can close for severe weather.
Getting there
Free onsite car park but limited capacity - pre-booking secures both entry and parking, otherwise visitors can be turned away once full.
Accessibility notes
Narrow pathways and lots of steps mean the woods are not accessible for wheelchairs or pushchairs.
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Showcaves, dinosaur park, and farm near in South Wales.
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Dan yr Ogof National Showcaves Centre
Showcaves, dinosaur park, and farm near in South Wales.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£20.00pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
Caves, playgrounds, stone circles and a mueseum. Dogs welcome around caves and Dinosaur Park but not in coffee shop or the Shire Horse Farm.
Postcode
SA9 1GJ
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Children £16.00, under-3s free. One ticket covers all 10 attractions (3 caves, Dinosaur Park, Shire Horse Centre, museum, Iron Age Village, stone circles).
Opening times
Open early April to early November plus selected Feb half-term dates; closed rest of winter Open from 10am; last tickets ~3.30pm (Welsh school holidays) or 3pm otherwise - confirm exact dates on showcavesbookings.co.uk.
Getting there
Free onsite car and coach parking; EV charging point available.
Accessibility notes
The caves have steps and steep inclines so are not suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs. Accessible parking and toilets available with ramped access to the gift shop and cafe. Audio commentaries available. Detailed accessibility statement provided on website.
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Large botanical garden with glasshouse in Carmarthenshire, Wales.
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National Botanic Garden of Wales
Large botanical garden with glasshouse in Carmarthenshire, Wales.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£18.85pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
Home to the world's largest single-span glasshouse (Great Glasshouse), formal gardens, a Double-Walled Garden, children's play area, and the adjoining Waun Las National Nature Reserve. Dogs not allowed generally - only on designated 'Doggy Days' (every Mon, every Fri, first weekend of month - except assistance dogs), not in the Great Glasshouse/Tropical House.
Postcode
SA32 8HN
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £9.65, under-2s free. Half-price entry for anyone arriving by bus, train or bike. Ticket gives unlimited re-entry for 7 days.
Opening times
Open every day except Christmas Eve/Day. 30 Mar-25 Oct: 10am-6pm; 26 Oct-28 Mar: 10am-4pm. Last entry 1 hour before closing.
Getting there
Free onsite parking.
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking and toilets available, as well as a Changing Places unit. Wheelchairs and mobility scooters for hire, and a Shuttle Buggy service providing easy access to most parts of the garden.
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Coastal beach path and tidal island walk in Gower, Wales.
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Rhossili Bay & Worm's Head Walk
Coastal beach path and tidal island walk in Gower, Wales.
☀️Outdoors
🤸High effort
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
An easy, flat 3-mile sandy beach, good for young kids, shipwreck visible at low tide. Worm's Head walk is a more demanding coastal scramble, ~7.5km out-and-back, 3-4 hours total, includes a 700m rocky causeway and a final scramble needing hands and feet. Livestock graze the headland - keep dogs on lead.
Postcode
SA3 1PR
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Opening times
Coastline accessible dawn-dusk year-round. Access to the Outer Head of Worm's Head is closed 1 Feb-31 Jul each year for nesting seabirds, so the full walk to the tip is only possible 1 Aug-31 Jan. The causeway to Worm's Head is only crossable ~2.5 hrs either side of low tide - check tide times in advance or risk being cut off.
Getting there
National Trust pay-and-display car park at Rhossili: £4 up to 2hrs / £8 over 2hrs for cars.
Accessibility notes
Access to the beach is steep and can be challenging.
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Historic underground coal mine tour in Blaenavon, South Wales.
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Big Pit National Coal Museum
Historic underground coal mine tour in Blaenavon, South Wales.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
Former working coal mine on a steep hillside. Dogs allowed outdoors, not in the museum or Underground Tour.
Postcode
NP4 9RL
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Tours are paid but entrance is free.
Opening times
Open daily 9.30am-5pm (last entry 4pm) most of the year; underground tours 10am-3.30pm (reduced hours Dec/Jan/early Feb).
Getting there
On-site car park, £5/day, free for disabled badge holders and motorbikes. Museum recommends sat-nav postcode NP4 9RL.
Accessibility notes
Level access to the main entrance and accessible parking and toilets available. The Underground Tour includes a 700m walk carrying a lamp weighing 5kg. Steep hills and uneven flooring throughout. Wheelchairs are available to borrow (including for the Underground Tour).
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Open-air museum of historic Welsh buildings near Cardiff, Wales.
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St Fagans National Museum of History
Open-air museum of historic Welsh buildings near Cardiff, Wales.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️Free
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Huge open-air 'museum of buildings' (castle, farmhouses, chapels, terraced houses moved from around Wales). Dogs allowed in outdoor areas but not in buildings.
Postcode
CF5 6XB
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
A charge may apply for some exhibitions or events.
Opening times
Open 10am-5pm year-round, including bank holidays, except Christmas Day.
Getting there
Onsite parking (£7 per day).
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking and toilets available, including Changing PLaces unit. Lift access to the galleries. There are some uneven floors and surfaces. Wheelchairs are available to borrow for free.
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Crocodile zoo and conservation center in Brize Norton, Oxfordshire.
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Crocodiles of the World
Crocodile zoo and conservation center in Brize Norton, Oxfordshire.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛Full day (6+ hours)
🎟️£16.00pp
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
UK's only crocodile zoo. Also features Galapagos tortoises, Komodo dragons, otters and more. No dogs (except assistance dogs - although they are not allowed in the crocodile house).
Postcode
OX18 3NX
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Children £12.50, under 2s free.
Opening times
Open all year round except Christmas Day, 10am-5pm.
Getting there
Free onsite car park
Accessibility notes
Accessible paths and level or ramped access to most buildings (two steps to the alligator building: they are looking to resolve). Accessible toilets available.
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National Trust woodland park and lakes in Stroud, Gloucestershire.
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Woodchester Park
National Trust woodland park and lakes in Stroud, Gloucestershire.
☀️Outdoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Stroud and Rodborough are nearby with eating options.
Postcode
GL10 3TS
Links
Google Maps Website
Cost notes
£3 car park.
Opening times
Open all year from dawn til dusk
Accessibility notes
Accessible car park and toilets, but paths can be steep and uneven. All-terrain mobility scooter available for hire - book in advance.
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Family theme park home to Peppa Pig World near Romsey, Hampshire.
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Paultons Park
Family theme park home to Peppa Pig World near Romsey, Hampshire.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛Full day (6+ hours)
🎟️£45.00pp
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
UK's number 1 rated theme park with over 70 rides and attractions. 140 acres of parkland close to the New Forest.
Postcode
SO51 6AL
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Prices vary. Children under 1m tall (in shoes) are free.
Opening times
Open most of the year, 10-5.30. Closed weekdays in the winter and on select days: check the website.
Getting there
Free car park.
Accessibility notes
Most rides and attractions are accessible. A limited number of wheelchairs are available to hire (pre-booking suggested). Accessible parking and toilets available including a Changing Places unit.
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Unique 16-sided historic house and grounds in Exmouth, Devon.
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A la Ronde
Unique 16-sided historic house and grounds in Exmouth, Devon.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️£13.20pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Characterful house built in 1796. Filled with travel mementoes and handcrafted decorations. Dogs allowed in the grounds but not in the house (except assistance dogs). Kiosk selling takeaway coffees, teas, sandwiches and cakes.
Postcode
EX8 5BD
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks
Cost notes
Children £6.60, under 5s free.
Opening times
Closed Mondays, and in the winter (November and December, unsure when it reopens but likely March?). Open 10.30-5pm.
Getting there
Free parking for visiting the house (on site).
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking and toilet available, as well as level access to shop, food outlet and into the house. Ramp available to request from staff for bookshop annexe. Access to the garden and grounds is uneven. Accessible path in the meadow.
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Ancient oak woodland circular hike in Dartmoor, Devon.
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Woods, Forests & Arboreta
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Wistman's Wood
Ancient oak woodland circular hike in Dartmoor, Devon.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
Circular walk around Wistman's Wood and Crockern Tor - about 5 miles. Nature reserve protecting mosses and lichens: it's not possible to walk through the wood itself as this will destroy them.
Postcode
PL20 6SW
Links
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Food
Bring your own, Restaurant
Cost notes
Car park at the Two Bridges Hotel is £5 for 4 hours
Opening times
Open all year
Getting there
Park at Two Bridges Hotel. Cross the main road directly to the side of the hotel, through a small car park and gate.
Accessibility notes
Narrow and uneven path.
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Woodland walking and cycling trails near Plymouth, Devon.
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Plymbridge Woods
Woodland walking and cycling trails near Plymouth, Devon.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
Cycle and walking trails. Classic English woods with rocky outcrops & animals and a peregrine falcon project.
Postcode
PL7 4SR
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own
Cost notes
National Trust car park (probably paid).
Opening times
Open all year.
Getting there
Various trails - no brow signs for the site. Multiple access points.
Accessibility notes
No allocated parking, potholes and uneven ground in the car park and throughout the woods.
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Mountain hike to glacial lakes in South Wales.
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Mountains, Waterfalls & Hill Hikes
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Carmarthenshire Fans
Mountain hike to glacial lakes in South Wales.
☀️Outdoors
🤸High effort
⌛Full day (6+ hours)
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
A few different route options available, varying from 1 to 7+ hours.
Postcode
SA19 9UN
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own
Getting there
Small gravel car park at the postcode for about 50 cars. Arrive early to get a space. Approach is narrow and very countrysidey.
Accessibility notes
The path to the lake is made of hard-packed gravel: it's steep but might be suitable for a sturdy pushchair.
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Neolithic stone circle and village walk in Wiltshire.
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Avebury Stones
Neolithic stone circle and village walk in Wiltshire.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
World heritage site with the largest stone circle in Britain, from beween 2850 and 2200 BC. Haunted pub. Dogs allowed - but sheep graze around the stones.
Postcode
SN8 1RF
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Restaurant
Cost notes
National Trust parking, £8.
Opening times
Open all year.
Getting there
Paid car park available as well as on-street options.
Accessibility notes
Accessible car park and entrance. Terrain may vary. Toilets available near the Alexander Keiller Museum.
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Challenging circular mountain hike in the Brecon Beacons, Wales.
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Pen-y-fan Horseshoe
Challenging circular mountain hike in the Brecon Beacons, Wales.
☀️Outdoors
🤸High effort
⌛Full day (6+ hours)
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
The route can be completed in either direction, but go anti-clockwise past the Blaen-y-glyn waterfalls first then along the ridgeline to get the trickiest part out of the way first. Can wild swim in the falls at the end! No toilets on the route.
Postcode
CF48 2UT
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own
Getting there
Park at the upper or lower Blaen-y-gyn car parks.
Accessibility notes
Steep sections of the walk aren't suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs.
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Historic tower and parkland viewpoint in central Bristol.
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Cabot Tower
Historic tower and parkland viewpoint in central Bristol.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
🥾Moderately active
⌛<1 hour
🎟️Free
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
32-metre viewing tower built in 1897. Dogs allowed (but it's very steep!)
Postcode
BS1 5RR
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own
Opening times
Open all year, 8am-8.15pm. Hours vary seasonally.
Getting there
Local parking in Bristol.
Accessibility notes
No wheelchair-accessible entrance.
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Scenic coastal cliff walk in Cornwall, passing close to the Minack Theatre.
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Treen Coast Walk
Scenic coastal cliff walk in Cornwall, passing close to the Minack Theatre.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
The full walk is about 7 miles (4 hours) but various trails are available. It's the part of the South West Coast Path from Penberth to Pothgwarra. Farm shop and cafe near the car park. Amazing campsite but can't be booked in advance - have to just turn up early and hope.
Postcode
TR19 6LF
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Car park is £12.50 for 24 hours.
Opening times
Open all year. The campsite (Treen Farm) is only open April to October.
Getting there
The postcode TR19 6LF is for the parking at Treen. To start, go out of the car park and back up the road you came, then turn right following the sign for Penberth. The trail leads through Penberth, then follow the coast path to the right to go past beautiful beaches: Pedn Vounder, Porthcurno, Porthchapel, and Porthgwarra. The trail circles back to the car park from Porthgwarra.
Accessibility notes
Full walk varies: from Treen to Porthcurno is marked as suitable for dedicated off-road scooters/wheelchairs/pushchairs only as the track is narrow and grooved in places. Some beaches are accessed via steps.
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Tidal island beach and lighthouse walk on Anglesey, North Wales.
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Coastal Walks & Beaches
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Llanddwyn Beach
Tidal island beach and lighthouse walk on Anglesey, North Wales.
☀️Outdoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Part of Newborough Warren National Nature Reserve. Rolling dunes, rock outcrops and historic buildings. Dog restrictions apply between May and end of September (no dogs on the beach betwen those times).
Postcode
LL61 6SG
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own
Opening times
Island is only accessible at low tide.
Getting there
No specific car park listed and car parking is not allowed on the verges.
Accessibility notes
Beach wheelchairs are available to book in advance.
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Subtropical garden with exotic plants near Weymouth, Dorset.
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Abbotsbury Subtropical Gardens
Subtropical garden with exotic plants near Weymouth, Dorset.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£15.00pp
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
30 acres of gardens home to over 6000 plant species. Dogs allowed.
Postcode
DT3 4LA
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
£7.50 per child, under 5s free.
Opening times
Open all year except Christmas and New year. 10am to 5pm (last entry 4pm).
Getting there
Onsite parking available (unsure on cost).
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking and toilets available, half standard entry for blue badge holders and for one carer. Not all of the paths are suitable for wheelchair users (steep and gravelled sections). All-terrain, wide-based wheelchairs are recommended for the wheelchair and mobility vehicle route.
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Secluded river gorge walk in North Wales.
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Fairy Glen Betws y Coed
Secluded river gorge walk in North Wales.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️£1.00pp
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
Narrow, thicky-wooded ravine with waterfalls and rock formations. Multiple routes available and wild swimming spots along the river.
Postcode
LL24 0SL
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Café
Cost notes
50p per child. Paid via honesty box (cash only).
Opening times
Open all year; not lit though so advisable not to visit too close to dusk.
Getting there
Car park costs £1. For a longer walk, park further up at Conwy Falls (free) and walk through Gwydir forest.
Accessibility notes
Steep routes with loose rocks: some scrambling required, unlikely to be suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs.
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Historic gorge, waterfalls, and steep steps near Aberystwyth, Wales.
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Devil's Bridge and Mynach Falls
Historic gorge, waterfalls, and steep steps near Aberystwyth, Wales.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️£4.80pp
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Circular walks around a 300ft waterfall, the subject of the Wordsworth poem 'Torrent at the Devil's Bridge'.
Postcode
SY23 3JW
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks
Cost notes
Children £3.10 - concessions £4.00.
Opening times
Open all year. Attendant hours 9.30-5pm, 7 days a week. Waterfalls walk is only open during the attendant hours until 1st September, but other walks are accessible by an unmanned turnstile (£2 per person)
Getting there
Free car park onsite.
Accessibility notes
The full walks are not suitable for wheelchairs or pushchairs due to the steps. There is a level tarmac path in the viewpoint so the three bridges can be seen: this is open in school holidays, prior arrangement, or by asking the attendant for the code. Check website for the attended times - normally 9.30-5pm.
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12 Aug 2026
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Accessible forest boardwalk walk near Llanidloes, Mid Wales.
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Woods, Forests & Arboreta
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Hafren Forest Boardwalk
Accessible forest boardwalk walk near Llanidloes, Mid Wales.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Huge forest with a choice of walking trails passing waterals and the source of the River Severn. The boardwalk walk takes about 30 minutes and is circular (about 0.6 miles/0.9 km), but there are other trails through the forest to explore.
Postcode
SY18 6PT
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own
Getting there
Free parking at Rhyd-y-benwch car park. Toilets at the car park.
Accessibility notes
Accessibility of trails varies: the boardwalk (Cascades Walk) was desiend in partnership with local disabled associations. Accessible parking and toilets available.
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Contemporary art gallery and landscaped gardens in Bruton, Somerset.
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Gardens & Estates
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Hauser and Wirth Gardens and Gallery
Contemporary art gallery and landscaped gardens in Bruton, Somerset.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️Free
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
A former farmstead housing a vibrant program of exhibitions, events and artist residencies. Dogs are allowed in the shop, restaurant, bookshop etc but not in the gallery or garden (except assitance dogs).
Postcode
BA10 0NL
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Entry is free, but donations are encouraged to the gallery's charity partner.
Opening times
Open Weds-Sun, 10-5 (gallery from 12). There is also a restaurant and Farm Shop.
Getting there
Onsite car park (unsure of cost) with EV charging available.
Accessibility notes
All areas accessible for wheelchair users. Accessible toilets are available.
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Historic manor house and Italianate gardens in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire.
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Iford Manor Estate
Historic manor house and Italianate gardens in Bradford-on-Avon, Wiltshire.
☀️Outdoors
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£12.00pp
🐕Dog friendly
🧒?Partly child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
Booking advised
Privately-owned estate with valley gardens, home to rare wildlife like beavers and otters. Dogs allowed (on leads). Children under 10 (apart from babies under a year old in slings) are not permitted in the gardens.
Postcode
BA15 2BA
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Concessions £11.
Opening times
Open April-September, Weds-Sun, and Bank holidays. Children under 10 are not permitted (except babies in slings). Limited capacity and gets busy at peak times (May, June and weekends).
Getting there
There is a visitor car park (unsure on cost)
Accessibility notes
Some paths are not accessible due to steep paths and steps. Recommended to call ahead if you have mobility requirements. One accessible parking space is available but needs booking in advance. Accessible toilet available.
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Scenic waterfall trail hike in the Brecon Beacons, South Wales.
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Mountains, Waterfalls & Hill Hikes
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Waterfall County Circuit
Scenic waterfall trail hike in the Brecon Beacons, South Wales.
☀️Outdoors
🤸High effort
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️Free
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
Circular route of about 10 miles. Good to do after it's been raining. Opportunities for wild swimming! Can be muddy.
Postcode
SA11 5NE
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own
Getting there
Park at Dinas Rock car park (free).
Accessibility notes
Steep trails and muddy paths not suitable for wheelchair access.
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Alpine coaster ride through woodland in Betws-y-Coed, North Wales.
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Theme Parks & Active Adventures
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Fforest Coaster
Alpine coaster ride through woodland in Betws-y-Coed, North Wales.
☀️Outdoors
🥾Moderately active
⌛1-2 hours
🎟️£31.00pp
🐕Dog friendly
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Booking advised
The UK's longest alpine coaster. Zoom through the trees at 25mpg. Dogs are welcome but need to be supervised by someone not riding (they can't go on the coaster). Cashless site.
Postcode
LL24 0HX
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Summer rate. £5 booking fee.
Opening times
Open year round except Christmas and Boxing Day, but in off-peak seasons check the booking calendar.
Getting there
Parking is available but not free. Check in 30 minutes before.
Accessibility notes
FAQs state that they try their best to accommodate wheelchair users and offer free essential companion participation, but ask that you contact ahead of time
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Family animal park with petting areas near Bristol.
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Wildlife Parks & Zoos
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Chew Valley Animal Park
Family animal park with petting areas near Bristol.
🌦️Mixed (indoors and outdoors)
💆🏽Relaxed
⌛Half day (4-6 hours)
🎟️£15.95pp
🧒Child friendly
♿Accessible
Zoo providing close animal encounters. Lots of animals including lemurs, owls, caiman, rats, pygmy goats, Kunekune pigs, and more. No dogs allowed, except assistance dogs.
Postcode
BS40 8SB
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café, Restaurant
Cost notes
Children £12.95, family tickets available.
Opening times
Open Tues-Sun, 10am-4pm. Open bank holiday Mondays and all week during school holidays.
Getting there
Onsite parking available and free.
Accessibility notes
No specific accessibility information on the website: Google notes accessible entrance, parking and toilets.
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18 Aug 2026
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Indoor and outdoor climbing park in Gloucester.
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270 Climbing
Indoor and outdoor climbing park in Gloucester.
☀️Outdoors
🤸High effort
⌛2-4 hours
🎟️£26.00pp
🐕?Partly dog friendly
🧒?Partly child friendly
♿?Partly accessible
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A range of climbing and aerial adventure activities. One of the tallest and most unique roped climbing gyms in the UK. Overall minimum age is 4, some sections have higher minimum ages (6 and 10) as well as minumum heights (1m, 1.2m and 1.45m). Dogs can be in the cafe, reception and outdoor parts of the park but not in the climbing areas.
Postcode
GL3 4UD
Links
Google Maps Website
Food
Bring your own, Snacks, Café
Cost notes
Cost is for 2 hour pass on high ropes - £35 for Tower bundle.
Opening times
Open year round except in extreme weather. 9am-10pm most days - check specific opening times, some days it's open or closed earlier.
Getting there
Onsite parking available and free.
Accessibility notes
Accessible parking bays available and adaptive sessions for people with various diverse conditions. They ask that visitors who need assistance to access or participate contact the centre prior to booking to discuss requirements.
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Immersive indoor art park in Bristol.

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Wake the Tiger Bristol

Immersive indoor art park in Bristol.

☔Indoors

💆🏽Relaxed

⌛2-4 hours

🎟️£22.00pp

🧒Child friendly

♿?Partly accessible

Book ahead

A unique, self-guided trip through imaginative exhibitions and immersive spaces. No dogs (except assistance dogs).

Postcode: BS2 0YA
Links: Google Maps Website
Food: Café

Cost notes

Children £17.50 (summer prices, more expensive in winter).

Opening times

Open Wed-Sun 10am-6pm.

Getting there

Parking onsite (£3 for 3 hours but limited) or at Bristol Fruit Market Car Park (£6 per day, 5 minutes walk away).

Accessibility notes

Most areas are wheelchair accessible, but a few small areas are not. Detailed accessibility information available on the website. Accessible toilets are available. No pushchairs allowed: pushchair parking available.

Last updated: 13 Aug 2026

User rating:5.0 (1 review)

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Mad Dog Visited in Aug 2026	Interesting and unique experience; not what we expected. Went with two adults and a pre-teen, everyone found something interesting and enjoyable. It is quite dark in some places, and smaller areas got a bit busy. Cafe was great! :) Good to know Parking at the Fruit Market is easy to get to and there's a lot more space - the official car park was full by 11am on a Saturday. Keep an eye out in the car park for a surprise before you even get in, we missed it on our way in!

Mad Dog

Visited in Aug 2026

Interesting and unique experience; not what we expected. Went with two adults and a pre-teen, everyone found something interesting and enjoyable. It is quite dark in some places, and smaller areas got a bit busy. Cafe was great! :)

Good to know

Parking at the Fruit Market is easy to get to and there's a lot more space - the official car park was full by 11am on a Saturday. Keep an eye out in the car park for a surprise before you even get in, we missed it on our way in!

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