Hertfordshire is the place to find a great selection of country-based activities for the kids and family days out. There are local history museums in Hartford and Hatfield. Country Parks in Berkhampstead and Stevenage, animals to feed and pet in child friendly farms in Royston or St Albans or Watford. Of course all the main towns have the usual play and activity centres so, wherever you are or whatever the age of the children, Hertfordshire always has something to offer.
Have a day out on a farm close to Central London, just off the M25. There is so much here for kids to enjoy whatever the weather. As well as the farm animals there is an indoor play barn with a separate area for babies and toddlers, a Guinea Pig village, Fun fair rides, a giant sandpit a...
If you are interested in local history then a visit to Hertford Museum will be very rewarding. The displays depict Hertford's historic past as a royal borough and market town for a large rural population. It also contains the Hertfordshire Regiment Collection. ??The changing programm...
If you are thinking about going away on your first skiing holiday you may want to pay a visit to Bassingbourne Snowsports Centre first. Ski lessons can be taken here at Bassingbourns dry ski slope with an English qualified instructor which should allow any skiing novices to make the ...
Butterfly World is situated just off of the M25/M1 at St Albans, Herts. Currently in 'phase IV' it already has much to offer the visitor with gardens, play areas, a tropical butterfly house, and much more. Next year the planned enormous Biome is due for complet...
