This place is excellent for a day out, they have a varied selection of animals like llamas,…read morewallabies, deer as well as your usual goats, birds and ducks etc. The park is well laid out and your able to feed the animals some food you can buy in the shop. There is also a small petting paddock where you can get up close and personal with ducks, rabbits and even a deer if your patient. Although as you walk through the park the majority of the animals come to you anyway especially if you have a bag of food in your pocket. They have a lot of unusual animals you wouldn't expect, a play park for the kids and picnic tables and it all makes for a great day out. There is a cafe and gift shop, which is reasonably priced, the facilities are clean and the staff are always friendly and helpful. If you're in the area you need to go and see this place.

It's a great place for toddlers since you can pet lots of animals. Although don't forget your buggy…read moresince the walk is quite long and once your on the trail it's not that straightforward to come out of it. The picnic and play area facilities are good and there is an indoor barn area if the weather is not great.

Great place for kids of all ages. Huge indoor trampoline park with soft landing pits…read more £10 for an hour but you need special socks that cost an additional £1.50. You get to keep the socks to use again if returning in the future. Soft drinks, hot drinks & some food available to purchase

Popular with young teens, this offers various amusements which keep the kids entertained. The usual…read moreamusements that you'd expect to see at a theme park are here, with some decent prizes (the teddys in the grab machines are generally the latest TV/Film characters). Staff don't tend to be particularly friendly, but you can hardly blame them, sitting in a booth with pre-teens screaming all day!

Great place to take the kids for a couple of hours if the weather is good. My 6 yr old loved…read moredriving a proper vehicle for the first time - a quad bike. Loved the paintball target too. Reasonably priced - £10 ticket for activities and a free drink - parents just pay for food and drink if they want, but things for them to do as well. Look forward to rating this as 5 star when it's developed more - looks like it's just starting out. Nice barnyard feel in cafe and shop.

My 9 year old son, husband and I did this obstacle course while on vacation and had a wonderful…read moretime! The instructors are very friendly & helpful. I have a,little fear of heights and they were able to talk me through the course the whole way. My son took to it like a little monkey.... Once in the trees, you have a lovely view if a nearby river. Within steps is a farm store/cafe for a little snack or lunch after you are done. Highly reccommend!!!

My husband and I tried to find Bumbles today to take our 2 & 4 year old somewhere different and we…read morecouldn't find it!! I've heard people talk about it and all good things too so was looking forward to giving it a try! I would love a better set of directions :/

I have spent a lot of time here in the past 6 months. Both my children were under 5 so I could join…read morethe toddler club which meant free entry a couple of days during the week and the whole week during the holidays. I found it great for my under 2 and nearly 5 year old. Great outdoor area on nice days. The cafe is basic but really nice and serve the usual sandwich, soup, burger type of thing and plenty for the kids. We had my sons birthday party here too and it was a huge hit. The staff are all nice and friendly and somewhere that I could quite happily feel comfortable sitting on my own reading a book and having a coffee while the kids played. There are cameras in the play are so you can watch your kids from the cafe. Worth a visit.

What an Amazing experience this was. The staff were all so great and friendly. Full of information…read moreand spent tons of time with the kids ensuring they had plenty of opportunity to ask questions and feed the reindeer. The natural surrounding is breathtaking as well. Just come prepared as the winds can get intense and weather changes quickly on the range.

To get to the reindeer is a muti step process, that is well worth the effort…read more First stop is the reindeer center itself, where you pay and can rent "Wellies" (waterproof rubber boots) for £.50. I would definitely recommend it if your only footwear is a pair of sneakers, as it can get quite muddy on the mountain. Also, would recommend wearing thick socks if you need to rent the Wellies as they are not insulated at all. After you pay, (about £32 for a family package) follow your guide in your car to a location about a mile or so from the center, where you pull over for a one mile easy hike to a fenced off area where there are about 60 or so reindeer. Once inside the gated area you have full access to the reindeer and are able to photo, pet and even feed these majestic creatures. They are surprisingly gentle and obviously used to being around humans. The guides are very nice and provide information about the reindeer, the center and the surrounding areas. Dress appropriately for all types of weather conditions for the season. Even if you are only about a mile or so from your vehicle, the weather can quickly change. This was our second visit to the center and regardless whether it was in a small or a large group of fellow hikers, we felt we had great access to the animals.

Landmark really is a great day out for all ages. There is loads to do including water slides, tree…read moretop trail, sky dive, high rope course, maze, sawmill and you can climb to the top of the water tower for some amazing views. Everywhere is buggy friendly (except of course from Water Tower). It is a very safe place for kids to run around and play. There are a couple of play parks. There is a lovely restaurant and gift shop as well as outside catering selling burgers and chips etc. It does work out a bit pricey if the whole family goes but there is sometimes vouchers in the local papers or if you are going to go a lot you can buy an annual pass.

Great for all ages. Once you are in, you really don't have to spend any money (£1 slots for remote…read morecontrol cars/ ice creams/ food - but picnics are welcome!) -Plan ahead and get the Tesco clubcard vouchers. Save a packet! Great family day out. - Avoid bank holidays and busy weekends in Summer. Queues can be bad, but to be fair, they give you plenty of warning of this and its still not as bad as many other theme parks in that regard. -May and September are really good times to go. No queues and great fun to be had. - Picnic friendly. No problem going to and fromn teh car park with teh picnic basket. - Really nice friendly staff. - This isn't Alton towers, but kids will love the water slides, tarzan trail is an adrenaline rush for all the family. Ropeworks is excellent and watching people bottling it on the skydive is excellent! Expect to kill 4-7 hours there, and enjoy every minute.

One of our favorite stops on our trip! We appreciated you could drive through certain parts but the…read morerest you were able to walk through at your own pace. The open concept also allows you to circle back to any animals who may have been hiding the first time! Very family friendly. Can bring all the snacks and bags that you need or leave in the car and run back. They do have a cafe on site with limited options but was good for us for lunch.

A nice drive ended up with us here at the Highland Wildlife park. It was a chilly afternoon and…read moreall but the toilets in the main building were down, leaving the masses to use port-a-lets. I'm thankful the temperatures were down for that alone. We started walking, seeing Red Pandas, Birds, A few small wolves, snow leopards and polar bears, Deer of some kind and the wild cats who weren't at all cooperative in being viewed, but it was day time and they are cats, so it's understood. I did marvel at their enclosure, which was done in such a way that the cats could have their free reign to go between the 4 or 5 different enclosures without being impeeded by the humans below. Once we'd walked what we wanted to walk, We went back and got in our car for the ride around part on the open safari type land. We saw deer with great horns still flocked in velvet, buffalo and Oryx, I believe, Some wild horse who were very playful. All in all it was a fabulous trip, I would come back again and again.