Lumpy Hill Adventure Playground is a warm, welcoming space where children can run free, have water fights, help out in the vegetable garden and join in the kick about. The space is created just for children and it is children who decide what happens each day from using hammers and nails to building new structures …
Manic Minors adventure playground is a family run indoor soft play centre for children. Located in Lutterworth ideal for childrens parties and casual play days. We also have a Nursery, Creche and Pre-school located on the first floor.
Painting-alsorts of craft-work, Gardening, Giant rope swing, Giant Climbing frame with two Slides, plenty of Wood to make what ever your imagination comes up with, Footballs, Skipping ropes-all sorts of play toys to use. We have a Supervised Camp-fire where we may do some Cooking & make Hot Drinks from time to time (depending on …
This ten acre haven for wildlife is a short walk from the neighbouring WaterWorks Centre nature reserve. Built by the East London WaterWorks Company in the mid 1800?s they demonstrate how previously industrial areas can become valuable habitats for wildlife. In 1852 London suffered its worst ever outbreak of cholera, a lethal disease which thrives …
Welcome to?Little?Wormwood?Scrubs?(LWS), our fun-filled Adventure Playground situated in North Kensington. Open to children aged 6 -14 years and up to 16 with Lifelong Learning Difficulties and/or Disabilities (LLDD), our OfSTED regulated playground provides a safe place for children & young people to explore, play games and have an adventure! Our friendly team runs a range …
Know as ?The Vench?, this adventure playground?s sessions are open to any children and young people aged 8-13 who want to come and take part in a wide range of fun activities.?They provide access to various sports equipment, structures, swings, slides and facilities which are subject to change based on location or weather circumstances. Please …
Low Barns is a valuable wetland reserve and one of County Durham?s most important wildlife sites, located adjacent to the River Wear. Previously farmland and pits, Low Barns is now a Site of Special Scientific Interest, and has been managed by DWT since 1964 when gravel extraction ceased. There are three lakes and interconnecting streams, …
Low Hall (LNR) is located right next to Amberswood and, although smaller, is also a very important link in the Wigan Borough wildlife corridor. It has a mixture of woodland and wetland and is rich in wildlife and habitats. The area is a haven for nesting birds in spring and summer including five RSPB red …
Lower Leas Coastal Park?is in?Folkestone, in?Kent, England. The park is split into three broad recreational zones, starting at The?Leas Lift?(on Lower Sandgate Road) and heading west. The formal zone comprises pine avenues and flower gardens, planted for all-year-round interest. The fun zone comprises the large free adventure play area and the?amphitheatre. The last area, the …
The new play area, located in the south of the park,?provides challenging and creative play features in a woodland environment, whilst incorporating?the top five favourite ways to play, as identified through a survey of children and parents carried out last summer. The name, ‘Lakeside Adventure’ was?chosen following a Facebook appeal for suggestions and the team …
Lavender Pond?is a 2.5 acre?local nature reserve?in?Rotherhithe?in the?London Borough of Southwark. It is owned by Southwark Council and managed by?The Conservation Volunteers. The nature reserve has an area of woodland as well as the pond.
The Leasowes (around 141 acre) estate in Halesowen, historically in the county of Shropshire, England, comprising house and gardens. The parkland is now listed Grade I on English Heritage’s Register of Parks and Gardens and the home of the Halesowen Golf Club. The name means “rough pasture land”.
We’ve got some fantastic facilities on offer in the heart of Mole Valley, Leatherhead, including three swimming pools, all the latest gym & fitness equipment, an extensive programme of group exercise classes such as yoga and pilates, tennis, soft play, cr?che, caf?, indoor & outdoor sports pitches and multi use courts.
Little Potters is a friendly, family run pottery painting studio, cafe and small soft play area. From beginner to budding artist, grandchild to grandparent, by yourself or with friends, Little Potters is a great place to relax, unwind and express your artistic side. Pottery painting is perfect for parties and social events or even just …
The Horseferry Playground in Victoria Tower Gardens features a sandpit, swings, a wide slide, dance chimes and a water play installation designed to represent the River Thames. Surrounding the playground are metal railings, designed by artist Chris Campbell, based around a River Thames theme. They depict events such as The Great Fire of London and …
The chalk spoil heaps on Howell Hill were?created in the 1960s when the adjoining school playing fields were levelled. The area was left unmanaged for many years,?but?now shows a great deal of variety for such a small site. Some 260 kinds of flowering plants have been recorded, including large colonies of mouse-eared hawkweed and kidney …
Soft Play Area for preschool children with indoor & outdoor areas, bouncy castle, ball pit and lots more. Full menu available & lots of free parking
KIDS? Adventure Playgrounds provide an opportunity for stimulating and inclusive play on a closed access site.?Priority is given to children and young people with specific requirements and their siblings. However, young people within the right age range who live in the surrounding communities are also welcome. Our Playgrounds vary in size however they all have …
Awesome Play King Henry?s Walk APG has been part of the community for over 40 years offering continuous play in the community. Over the years the playground has gone through many transformations always making sure its core offer of adventurous play for its users was integral to its day to day offer. King Henry?s Walk …
Situated on the site of former Kirkstall Power Station, Kirkstall Valley Nature Reserve is a fantastic example of nature restoration. The reserve now supports large areas of wildflower meadow and young woodland. Formed on a plateau of fly ash deposits and later landfill, the site was capped and seeded with native wildflower species in the …
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