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Fenland landscapes, grand houses, lush farmland and a myriad of waterways can all be found in Cambridgeshire.
If you're looking for something fun to do with the family this winter, why not enjoy a day out with the kids at one of these places around Cambridgeshire?
Enjoy fun-filled family days out and exciting adventures at these National Trust places in Cambridgeshire.
Anglesey Abbey is full of adventures waiting to happen. Whether you want to play on the new equipment in the Woodland Play Area or build a den in the woods, there's plenty for everyone to see, do and enjoy.
From events and activities to getting close to animals, here's what you need to know about a family day out at Wimpole.
If outdoor activities and learning about nature sound like a good day out for your family, Wicken Fen is the right place for you. Discover everything you need to plan your family day out, from events and activities for kids to hiring bikes.
Come and enjoy a day out at Peckover House & Gardens; a hidden gem in the centre of Wisbech open from March to November.
From paddling a canoe down the river to a scenic bike ride, there's lots for families to do at Houghton Mill.
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There’s nothing quite like playing outdoors. Swooshing down slides, clambering over logs and letting your imagination run wild. It’s no wonder that play areas are an essential part of many family days out. Here are some top places to play in Cambridgeshire.
There's an adventure waiting for you in the Woodland Play Area. Nestled away at the end of the woodland path there's something for everyone, from swings to birdwatching and den building. A natural woodland offers the space to have a nature-filled adventure with all the family. Head down and let your imagination run wild.
A space for younger visitors to explore and play in a new, safe and stimulating way, all nestled within the picturesque surroundings of the estate’s Home Farm. Designed and crafted with an emphasis on fun and sustainability, the new play area features large climbing frames, an adventure trail, and accessible swings made of natural materials, surrounded by hardwood chip safety surfacing.
When it’s raining you have two options: find some indoor fun or grab your waterproofs and get stuck in! Luckily, we have suggestions for both…
Rain doesn’t stop the fun at Wimpole Estate. Put on waterproofs and wellies and hit the multi-use trail on foot or bike for adventures through the wider estate. Inside the Hall learn about the people who lived here. Down at Home Farm take shelter with the animals and check in on new arrivals. Don’t forget to pop into the second-hand bookshop to browse a selection of children’s books.
Build a den to shelter from the rain near the Woodland Play Area at Anglesey Abbey, then see if you can spot any wildlife from your new hiding place. Inside the Abbey learn about Lord Fairhaven, what it was like to live here in the 1930s and discover his many collections including paintings, clocks and clothes. Enjoy a warm drink and slice of cake in Redwoods restaurant to complete your visit.
When it rains at Wicken Fen there’s different species to spot, on land, in water and in the sky, so put on your waterproofs and wellies and go on an adventure. Check out our events page for more information about indoor activities and sessions. And have a browse in the shop for gifts and activities to keep the kids entertained whatever the weather.
From March to October, shelter inside from the rain and experience the sights, sounds and smells of an 18th century watermill. Explore three floors of exhibits and interactive activities and you can even buy a bag of Houghton Mill flour to take home and bake some delicious treats.
From March to November explore inside the house and learn about the Peckover family who lived here for 150 years. All year round the garden is open for walks, games and picnics, whatever the weather.
Winter is the perfect time for many of the ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’ activities. Wrap up warm and go welly wandering, fossil hunting or stargazing.
We've compiled a selection of items from the ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’ list that are perfect for rainy days, so grab your waterproofs and get involved.
Fenland landscapes, grand houses, lush farmland and a myriad of waterways can all be found in Cambridgeshire.