The fun park at canvey is a great bargain at £5 per wristband for all day fun! my child is a…read moretoddler and perhaps too young for some rides. But masses amounts of 20p static for added fun! the go-karts and ufo bumper cars are great fun for adults too!! Great food at the burger bar on site too!! Staff top notch, especially the lady selling the wristbands.

Absolutely bloomin love it!…read more Fun, fair like, but bigger, better and safer! (I hope) Bring your own food though, the cafes on site are hugely overpriced, but the wristbands are ok, especially if you get them on offer. Lots of decent rides for all the big kids out there too...

Right on the ocean Adventure Land has been here as long as I can remember. One great thing about…read morethis place is that over the years that i have been going to SouthEnd this place has grown and modernized. Plenty of things to do for kids of all ages from coasters, sk8board ride, arcades, small kiddie rides, gokarts, souvenirs. They also have a great food stall serving fresh espresso based coffee which was welcome on a frosty morning. And on that cold windy morning, the place had plenty of people to keep the place buzzing.

During our holiday to Clacton, we walked into Eldorado Amusements as we walked along the seafront…read more The Amusements stood out with its bright yellow sign, and is very typical of British amusements. There is a range of games 2p game, the grabber and other novalty amusement games. Overall we spent around half an hour inside, it was good fun and we didn't spend a great deal at all.

You sometimes forget about this when you live so close!…read more A good day out with plenty to do, although it would be nice for locals to be able to buy and "Annual Pass" like we do for Legoland.

Just 10 minutes south of Great Yarmouth, Pleasurewood Hills is a great day out, especially if you…read morehave children. Covering over 50 acres it is Suffolks biggest theme park. The park includes plenty of different restaurants and cafes to suit all tastes from Porkys Pantry where you can grab yourself a bacon roll or a hot dog to The Railway Tearooms where you can enjoy afternoon tea with scones! The prices of food throughout the park are also quite reasonable too. There is an entrance fee to the park but you can leave the park and re enter at any time of the day as long as you get your hand stamped as you are leaving. Children under 1 metre tall can enter the park for free. Children between 1 metre and 1.4metres is £11.75. Children over 1.4metres and Adults is £14.00. Senior Citizens £9.50 Though you can also purchase a family ticket for 4 people for £47.00. Although you can book online and save more money if you purchase your tickets beforehand. With over 30 rides, regular entertainment shows throughout the day it will take you a while to get bored! The park does operate a no dogs policy throughout the park (except guide dogs). Wheelchair access. Picnic Areas. Free Parking. Cash Machines Cash Back When entering the park only. For further information on opening times the contact details for Pleasurewood Hills are: Leisure Way, Corton, Lowestoft, Suffolk, NR32 5DZ

this place is fun for all the family, they have a small baby and toddler area and a larger soft…read moreplay area for older children. they also have a cafe for drinks and snacks plus menu's for sandwitches and hot meals, they also do birthday parties my son had his 1st birthday there and was fantastic value for money, the children have a sit down hot or cold meal with drink and a pudding, and recieve party bags when finished. all in all a great place to take the kids and meet new people.

Reculver Towers is the remains of a 12th century church, which is located on the remains of Roman…read moreand Saxon buildings. The Towers themselves are perched on the top of a large cliff, which has been heavily eroded in the past and is the reason why there are only partial remains of the church left standing. Due to its location on the north coast, the towers lend themselves to some lovely photographs with the sunset to their rear and the sea to one side. There is a large stony beach at the base of the cliffs, which is ideal for dog walking rather than bathing, as the Thames Estuary leaves it somewhat muddy. Also be aware that the tide can come rather far in at certain times of the year, partially cutting off some areas at the base of the cliffs!! There are reputed to be a decent number of fossils to be found along the beach, especially following storms, though me and the dog have never found anything exciting. There is ample parking in the vicinity of the towers, good paths suitable for wheelchairs and buggies along the cliff top. There is also a pub very close by and a small shop/amusements arcade associated with the nearby caravan park. All in all, a nice place for a picnic or for a stroll.

A beautiful area to have a picnic on a sunny day. About 3k walk from Herne Bay. Not easily…read moreaccessible by public transport. Very good toilet facilities though, which is important on a picnic! Worth a visit if you're in the area, as it really is a beautiful spot.