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We have found 11 matches for Family Days Out in Cumbria
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Go Ape - Grizdale Forest
Ropes, bridges, trapezes and a variety of slides await in this adventure attraction. With around a mile of ropes, nettings and platforms set within the trees it makes an exciting and energentic family day ouy...Click here for more details |
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Lake Windermere Cruises
Many different types of cruises available from Lake Windermere in Cumbria. From Island Cruises which includes a delightful 45 minute sightseeing tour from Bowness Bay to include the magnificent mountain scenery. Visit their website for more information...Click here for more details |
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Derwentwater Marina
If you want to go sailing, windsurfing or canoeing in the Lake District a warm and friendly welcome awaits you at Derwent Water Marina. Located near Keswick in Cumbria we are an ideal location for all your watersport and mountain activities. We offer a great experience for family, friends and groups...Click here for more details |
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Kendall Leisure Centre
Features pool, dry sports, fitness, Peak Physique, Sunbed and Sauna, Theatre/Concerts, bar and cafe plus more. Kendall Leisure Center also hosts a range of events - check out the website for more details....Click here for more details |
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Dalton Castle
14th century tower containing a local history exhibition organised by Friends of Dalton Castle. Open Saturdays - admission is FREE...Click here for more details |
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Lake District Coast Aquarium
The aquarium has had an influx of new fish including Viviparous Blennys, Starry Smooth Hound, Blonde and Spotted rays, Trigger fish, Black Sea Bream, Tub Gurnards and Broadnosed Pipefish. Also we have had a number of Lesser Spotted Cat Sharks (dogfish) and a variety of Rays that have been born over the last couple of months.
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South Lakes Wild Animal Park
Today this zoo plays a vital role and is committed to education and conservation. It has been calculated that around 90% of the cost of conservation in the wild is contributed by zoos and the 600 million people worldwide that visit them each year....Click here for more details |
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Wordsworth Museum
The first Wordsworth Museum was opened by the Poet Laureate, John Masefield, in 1936, in a converted barn opposite the Cottage. In 1950 the books and manuscripts were relocated to a converted smithy close to the cottage, and in 1981, due to the growth of the collection, a new and larger Grasmere and Wordsworth Museum was established in its present location, a converted two-storey coach house adjacent to Dove Cottage garden.
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Trotters World Of Animals
The primary objective of Trotters World of Animals is wildlife conservation and promotion of sustainable lifestyles through experiential learning. There are play areas for children, picnic areas where you can take it easy in beautiful surroundings whilst the children enjoy the days activities.
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High Points
High Points is an outdoor activity specialist, based in the Lake District. We aim to provide high quality outdoor activities, education and training to schools, youth groups, private groups and corporate clients. We offer a range of services such as activity days, training in outdoor pursuits, personal development courses, corporate training and team building programmes, as well as an equipment hire service.
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Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery
Silver award winner in the National Enjoy England Awards for Excellence 2008, Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery is an excellent choice for a great day out for all of the family.
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