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Top 5 family days out in the area
| Millets Farm Centre Millets Farm Centre includes a garden centre, farm shop, restaurant and farm zoo. From June to September there are over 50 acres of crops grown exclusively for Pick-Your-Own harvesting. July sees the opening of the annual 10-acre maize maze. |
01865 392200 |
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| Beale Park Beale Park Wildlife Park and Gardens nestle on the banks of the River Thames near Reading, offering visitors the chance to see a unique collection of rare and endangered birds and animals, including favourites such as lemurs, meerkats, wallabies and prairie dogs. |
0870 7777160 | |
| Unicorn Theatre The Unicorn Theatre was discovered in 1952 by a couple named Alan and Frances Kitchin, who came across ruins of the Abingdon Abbey Buildings. Today, the venue is recognised as the hub for theatre and musical performances, and also a cinema. For family fun, visit the historic little theatre house intended for endless entertainment. |
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| Didcot Railway Centre Didcot Railway Centre is home to a unique collection of Great Western Railway steam engines, coaches, wagons, buildings and small relics, and a recreation of Brunel's broad gauge railway. Railway Experience Days allow many grown-ups to fulfil their childhood dreams and drive a steam engine. For today's children, Thomas the Tank Engine is a regular visitor. |
01235 817200 | |
| Abbey Meadows The Abbey Meadows is a delightful park located at the end of Abbey Close in Abingdon, which has the River Thames forming the southern boundary. During the summer you can enjoy a number of outdoor activities, with facilities including a nine-hole pitch and putt course, a crazy golf course, a putting green and hard-surface tennis courts. |
01235 520202 |
