This is a new entertainment centre for families.There's a soft play area for juniors & toddlers &…read morefor the older ones there's an interactive zone containing dance mats,sports walls & loads more.A great place for a fun day out,open daily from 10-7

Honestly love all the animals.Especially all of the parrots (there so funny).Its to hard to decide…read moremy favourite animal so I have two the parrots and pigs.I'd recommend if your in the area.

I've taken my daughter here several times and we both love it. They have a fantastic range of…read moreanimals so something to suit all children. It doesn't look much from the outside but it's deceptively large once through the gates and is very well laid out. I honestly can't single out one type of animal because there are so many great ones although the meercats are ace as are the chipmunks. The staff are really friendly and helpful giving good service and taking time to talk to people about the animals if you want to. The prices are quite reasonable too. Well worth a visit if you've got children.

Since Rushmoor opened a few years ago it has steadily grown in popularity thanks to the friendly…read moreowners, the clever set-up (there are childrens' toys, a bouncy castle and a play area next to the cafe - genius!) and the attraction of the animals themselves. Rushmoor is a farm park with tea rooms - there are sheep, ducks, goats, horses and hens outside, and inside there are rabbits, owls, chinchillas, guinea pigs and all manner of small, scrabbly animals to keep children entranced. Rushmoor have a fantastic party room, which can be hired for a small fee, and they also provide party food from the tea rooms so it's an excellent venue for a children's party. Although the one we had there was blighted by near-constant rain! It's not really a place to visit when there's rain

My mum has taken my eldest daughter here on several occassions and loves the place (as does my…read moredaughter). It's very close to Louth, so not as far to travel as somewhere like Rand Farm, and its very reasonably priced. There are loads of animals to see and the people who run the farm are extremely friendly. My daughter actually fed the lambs on one of her visits and still talks about it to this day. I suppose its only criticism would be its smallness, but this could be considered a good thing too. It's a shame that more people don't go there to be honest.

A large soft indoor play area this is fun for the whole family…read more Recently renovated since the floods in June 2007. With a seperate play area for toddlers with a mini slide, climbing area and ball pool. The larger play area has several slides with one which is not for the faint hearted it is very very steep! There is cafe which sells hot and cold food and the staff are friendly, helpful and i believed are fully training in health & safety and are full first aiders. This place isnt cheap but it does offer a longer play time than any of the other indoor play facilities in Hull. At peak times under 1's is £1, under 4's £3.25, and over 4's £4.25 and each accompanying adult is 50p They also do a parent and toddler group during term time which is £2.50 for each parent and toddler, additional £2 per child and 50p for each accopanying adult. Playzone can also cater for birthday parties whic h includes 2 hours play, a meal, goody bag and cake - however i am unsure of what the party prices are.

We used to live round the corner from here and spent many hours in here and made many good friends…read more It is an independently owned bowling alley so is much better looked after than many alleys because the owner spends a lot of time and money on it. The lanes are always being polished and the decor and toilets kept very clean. There are a lot of bowling lanes and the place is always very busy with people and particularly childrens parties. It's advisable to book ahead before you go for a game else you may be waiting a while. There is a nice bar with very friendly staff and lots of good offers on. There's seating areas in the bar and they have things like quizzes and competitions on sometimes. The one downside is that there's no Sky Sports on the TV's so you can't watch football in there. There's also a small snack bar that does basic things like hot and cold sandwiches, crisps and chocolate. They have a number of bowling leagues throughout the week and often have charity events on at weekends where you can bowl for prizes. They have Halloween parties and moonlit bowling events.

Very good Love sharks…read moreThe deep Amazing experience Just wow Saw sharks Like fish Penguin waddles

Very good a variety of sea-life for you to aw at recommended for all ages.Lovely fish.read more

Great for both adults & children,the swimming pool etc is for over 8's on their own but under this…read moreparents must accompany them.They have a baby/toddler pool kept away from the larger one.Certain times/days of the weeks the pool is closed or part used for older/unsure/female only customers etc i think so anyone wanting seperate swims can just check when available.For the adults with older children (or none at all) upstairs is a gym with numerous things to have a go at to keep fit.They hold classes during the day/evening too if you need any help etc.They also have inside areas for football,badmington,squash etc,sun beds for a great tan or keepig the one you have already.There is also a creche,cafe,function room(so you can hold a kids party etc & they get the mess!)Of you are going to be regular goer's check out year passes as you save loads of money via these

very pricey the last time i visited here, but nicely layed out and plenty of parking spaces…read more although its been there a number of years it always looks new to me, its well looked after and the staff always treated you well so the only complaint is the prices.

Hubbard Hills is a kind of valley just on the edge of Louth…read more Great for a walk or a picnic. A steam runs through it with stepping stones and bridges. Great for kids like me to play and paddle in. The stream is apparently Tennysons Babbling Brook. Walk along the stream path or climb and walk the top path above the trees. I fell down here age 13. I looked like Steven Boyd after the chariot race in Ben Hur..grabbed for a root to stop my slide and rolled to the bottom. It is VERY high and a long way down. Park in the farm field..full of wild rabbits. Have a tea or ice cream in the cafe. There is a brick built loo block. Many a happy day spent here.

Wonderful place. Relaxing, beautiful hiking and nice atmosphere. Would definitely recommend…read morespending an afternoon here for a picnic.