Thanks to our writer Jennifer for this guest post.....
Like a lot of little ones his age, my 3-year-old is completely obsessed with trains. Don’t get me wrong, as much as I ‘enjoy’ standing in the freezing cold watching the Metros with him, I have often wished his interest could be fulfilled in a somewhat warmer setting. So, when I stumbled across the Trainmaster events; local, indoor, with loads of trains, I knew I must be on the right ‘track’.
Trainmaster North East Review
Room on the Broom Trail at Ushaw Durham
A new Room on the Broom themed activity trail has opened at Ushaw Historic House & Gardens in Durham. It will run from 21 January 2022 - 1 September 2022.
New Adventure Play Area at Raby Castle
| Artist Impression of the new world-class playground at Raby Castle |
Here is what Raby Castle have to say about this exciting new development whihc is due to open in Easter 2022:
How to Find Morpeth Stepping Stones
This post shares information on how to find Morpeth Stepping Stones, a circular riverside walking route which incorperates them and things to do nearby including two playgrounds, an aviary, cafe, outdoor paddling pool, ducks to feed, rowing boats to hire and the legendary Morpeth Chinese Van.
Pizza Punks Newcastle Review (with Kids)
I worked with Pizza Punks in 2021 but this post is not part of that collaboration and has not been asked / paid for. Prices / menus correct as of January 2022. Please check with Pizza Punks direct for the most up-to-date info when booking.
Winter Forest Lights at Center Parcs Whinfell - A Review
This experience is brand new at Center Parcs for 2022 and available to all guests staying on site from 10 January - 27 February 2022. This experience was actually announced after we had booked our break so a lovely little extra. It is included at no additional cost, you don't need to book and you can visit as many times as you like during your stay.
Hallowtween at York Maze | A Review
Hallowtween at York Maze claims to be the UK's only Halloween event for 10-15 year olds. This post is based on our visit in October 2021 and designed to give you an idea of what to expect plus a few top tips.
Last year we bought our tickets on 20 September which is around the same time they were released for sale. Our tickets were £14.50 each. We booked a 1:30pm time slot which did give us just enough time to see and do everything at a leisurely pace before it closed at 5:30pm (it opens at 12:30pm during October Half Term).