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18 years ago
Great place for the kids. Warm , clean and tidy. Food is nice and quite reasonable.
High Hill House
West Gate
Bishop Auckland DL13 1NU
United Kingdom
01388 517341
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Funky Farm is a large softplay centre situated on the outskirts of Northallerton. Its a large…read moresoftplay with a dedicated area for babies and toddlers, a netted football / basketball area, a big (and very scary for us wimps of mothers) slide, several ball pits, soft stairs you name it - it is in there! The equipment is clean and in good repair and whether my 2.5yr old son is there or my 8 year old nephew - there is something for both of them! Peppered around the room are numerous coin slot type rides (which generally the kids play on without them moving!), some fake tattoo machines, bouncy ball machines and a teddy grabber. All extra expense but I've heard a thousand times Mums & Dads tell their little ones that it's broken Darling so most of us get away with not handing over the pennies! The food is impressive - everything from chips and chicken nuggets, veggie chilli and rice, hot panini's fish fingers - HUGE baguettes, salads, home made soups and a large choice of drinks, icecreams and sweet cakes etc. They do have some gluten free items available too. The food is somewhat on the pricey side but of a high quality and very decent portions. There are three toilets, one being a disabled / baby changing room and these are kept clean and tidy. Funky Farm also caters for themed parties and although I've never attended one I have been there when they have been on and they seem well organised and a lot of fun! Opening times are 10am - 6pm Tuesday - Sunday. There is plenty of private parking for patrons.
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By far the best soft play area in the town. It is very cheap and is huge. The soft play equipment…read moreused to be Puddle Lane on Botchergate but they relocated it to Denton Holme with a new name, so it has been around for years and is very well loved by myself and my daughter. You can have a children's patrty here which is great value for money and the kids just love it. There is a seating area for the parent's to sit and have a natter and a cuppa and they also sell decent snacks for the children. If your child is younger you have to go in the soft play aswell to look after them which is fab although you are not allowed to bounce on the bouncy castle but you can go down the slides and things. All in all a great place on a wet day or as a special treat.
One of the oldest, but for my money, one of the best soft play areas in Carlisle. The staff are…read morefriendly, and there's a spacious area for parents. The food and drinks are reasonably priced. it has the usual slides, and swings, but has a massive bouncy castle. They do children's parties. Only minor drawback is that if you are driving, it's disc parking roundabout so you could be limited by that.
I visited Big Sheep Little Cow while staying in the area on a family holiday…read more This is a great attraction with lots to keep the kids and adults entertained. There is an excellent indoor play area, some outdoor play areas with go karts and ride on trikes..., and of course a huge selection of farm animals for your little ones to learn about. There is a cafe serving lunches and refreshments, and a party area upstairs. It cost us £24 for two adults and my three year old to access the playbarn and go on the farm tour, and my one year old went free. You can pay less just to access the playbarn, without going on the farm tour. This seems to be a great spot for parent and toddler meet ups. The farm tour was really excellent - lasting around an hour, with the opportunity to hold/pet mice, rats, Guinea pigs, and hedgehogs in the indoor small animal section. We then moved outside and saw goats, llama, pigs, donkeys, Shetland Ponies, sheep, chickens and ducks. There was lots of opportunities for the little ones to interact with the animals such as brushing the pig, sitting on the Shetland pony and feeding the hungry lambs. We all had a great day out at Big Sheep Little Cow and my three year old in particular got to try out new things through interacting with the farm animals. Special mention to all the lovely staff we came across - everyone was so friendly, and we all left smiling!
Fabulous place for kids and animal soppy adults. For the entrance fee you get a tour of the animals…read more- usually lambs, calves, a pig you can wash, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, chickens etc.If you visit at the right time you can feed the lambs and or calves. You can also pay a little more and use their indoor play barn (adults can go on the equipment too!) with a death slide etc. They have a decent cafe and at peak times the tractor ride and go-karts are open. A great day out - or party destination. Dry or wet weather.
One of the many goats resident on the farm
Listening to Luke talk about the giant breed rabbit.
Luke works on the farm and performs farm tours where you get to learn more about the many animals at Big Sheep Little Cow
This is one of the best soft play establishments I've been to…read more It is clean and bright. There is a large soft play area which keeps the kids entertained for ages. Close to the seating is a smaller area for toddlers with plenty of squashy blocks to play with. So good that it shouldn't just be used on rainy days.
Great fun, the kids love it. There's is a lot of space and definitely gets the blood pumping…read more Expensive though. I paid £36 for just my daughter and myself. You get to spend 2 hours in the nets but after about 70 mins they've had enough. Really fun for the kids.
A delightful little animal farm with a wide range of animals from camels to wallabies. The petting…read morezoo is well organised with rabbits, mice, hamster, and guinea pigs.There are some great birds of prey.A large part of the facility is under cover so if the weather does turn nasty all is not lost. The two snack catering areas have difficulty coping in busy periods but a new cafeteria is under construction. The kids play area is looking a bit tatty but the kids don,t seem to mind. There are ample hand washing facilities all over the sight so you can sanitise after handling or stroking the animals, probably as clean as some NHS Hospitals
Great 3hr sessions, the Instructor developed the kids skills so they were running down the hills in…read moreno time. Minimum age is 8 i think.
A great kids indoor play area in Cramlington with plenty of soft play equipment and slides and…read moreclimbing activities to keep them busy. Suitable for children from toddling to about 10 years old. It has a food serving area and there is a good choice at reasonable prices. They do childrens parties which the kids really enjoy and there are toilets and baby change facilties which are very clean. The staff are friendly and helpful. They run cut price toddler sessions during the school day.
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Great place. All you would expect for a leisure centre. Prices are reasonable.read more
They offer yearly memberships here but they run from Jan - Jan so if you go along later in the year…read morethey don't offer such good value. A family ticket for the year works out very good value though. The indoor tropical area is a big hit with my children, as are the butterflies flying free in the greenhouse.
Gorgeous place to go and see. would recommend. £4 each to…read moreget in which is very reasonable. If your a Durham University student you get in for free. We went when it was winter so the plants were dying off but still nice to walk around, a big walking area which was refreshing on a cold day but I expect would be better on a hot day. They have a big greenhouse with interesting plants and when you move through you will see insects and other plants. They have a little cafe as well if you want drinks or snacks, we didnt go in though so couldnt tell you how much it was. Free car park outside. They have a gift shop where you can buy some interesting things, a bit pricey though.
This is a great place with loads of facilities.The classes are very good and of course lots of fit…read morepeople. Iit is pme of several in the Ciity and is well used and a great place to meet folks. Disabled access is good.
Delicious food & generous portions at a very reasonable price. The homemade Moroccan chicken soup…read morewas excellent. Friendly staff. Open to non-members. Great for lunch if you're in the area.
The swimming pool at Hetton has been closed for ages with vague promises of building a new one. the…read morecouncil has finally bothered to start the rebuilding which i am very pleased about but it has taken long enough. this sports complex was always full of families taking their kids to swimming lessons etc so hopefully the new centre will be built soon!
The new Hetton Coalfield swimming pools construction works is progressing very well…read more For a look at how things have developed from the start to the present time check this link out for pictures. http://hetton-online.com December pictures now showing. Looks like being completed late November but will probably not open till January. Completed now and is opening January 10th or 17th 2010. Pellikaan Construction Ltd UK have done a very professional job of the building and should be commended. New webpage address for this information is http://www.hetton-online.com Official opening day on thursday 14th January and it looks worth the wait. hopefully I will get some more good pictures.:) The pools and fitnesse centre are now open to the public so lets hope its put to good use by local people. Unfortunately due to a change of government, concessions to under 16's and over 60's will cease at the end of July so a lot of families and over 60's will be disappointed as the cost to some will be out of their reach. The proposed new glass along the side of the building (being designer and wont be cheap and there are MUCH cheaper materials available) is on show in the building, but maybe if this cost was used instead for concessions for people who qualify maybe it would be a better idea in this time of allround cutbacks! Bearing in mind an already public viewing area inside is available where the public can pay to watch what is happening in the building.
Wynyard Woodland Park is excellent for children and adults. There are plenty of walks to be taken…read morehere and none are too strenuous (all are on flat surface). There is a good woodland walk here which leads to a pond teaming with ducks and wildlife. There are a couple of good play areas for children, and a shop and tea room (on the old station platform). I went to first aid here once after a fall, and the staff there were pleasant. Always plenty of activities to take part in and organised weekends at the woodland park.
lovely little quaint racecourse out in the sticks costs about £12 for an adult in the paddock…read moreenclosure or £5 in the course enclosure children under 16 go free really enjoyable dayout if you get the weather plenty of bookmakers to have a bet with,if you go in the couse enclosure it's a great idea to take a picnic and table and chairs to make a day of it. great family day out
Not exactly that close to Newcastle but not too far either! For my baby brother's birthday we…read moredecided to burn off all the cake calories with some adrenaline fueled laps at Go karting. Now having been to the Warrington circuit previously which I consider to be one of, if not THE best Go Karting venue in the country, this one was a much better experience than I anticipated. (To give you an idea of what I mean, this track was 200m, The Warrington track is (wait for it) 1000m with 35 corners!! Yep, exactly!) If I remember correctly we paid £30 each for 55 laps. The other options were £20 for 30 laps and £25 for 40 laps. from experience I know that time flies when you're Go karting so I opted for 55 laps. And let me tell you, time flew by! Just as we were getting into the thick of racing battle it was time to go. We were the last ones on the track which was fantastic as we were literally just racing each other. The track was huge but just long enough with two difficult hair pin turns. The major straight on the track was long enough to build upto and maintain top speed for long enough to have you heart lodge in your mouth as you slammed the breaks on for the hair pin bend at the end. All in all this is a decent venue for Go karting and did firmly put me in the mood to start planning a yelp Go Karting adventure at the Warrington track. Who's in?