Experiences and attractions at Luxury Family Hotels in the UK

Spend the day at Readymoney Cove – go crabbing, sample local ice cream and paddle in the clear waters Before you leave the hotel, make sure the kids take their fishing nets and buckets with …

Hire a self-drive boat from Fowey River Hire  Hire your very own boat and set sail along the estuary with the little ones. This exhilarating experience is the best way to discover our corner of …

Experience England’s fastest zip line at Hangloose Adventure at The Eden Project Thrill seekers can reach up to 60mph whilst soaring over the Eden biomes at Hangloose Adventure. With 2 …

Catch the ferry to Polruan and check out the view from the top of the hill Walk down the hill to the town Quay or at low tide walk to Whitehouse Quay – the ferry leaves every 15 minutes. Once at …

Ride the Camel Trail year-round and take in the sights of the north Cornish coastline  Drive to Wadebridge to collect your bikes and cycle along the Camel Estuary to Padstow (5 miles), where you …

Charter a yacht from Plymouth to Fowey We will organise a taxi to take you from Fowey to Plymouth harbour, where you will be met by the captain and crew of the ‘Cool Blue’ – a Princess 40 …

Experience an at-sea fishing trip to remember  Fishing fans: this one’s for you. From mackerel to reef fishing, the team at Huntress Charters offer a range of trips. Find out more

Eco visitor attraction in Cornwall  A world-famous attraction, The Eden Project is a 15 minute drive from the hotel. There is a great selection of food there, but if you fancy somewhere else for …

Explore 200 acres of garden history, mystery and adventure A wonderful day out with lots to do for all the family. Highlights include the woodland walk, rope bridge, playground, formal gardens …

A dreamy beach a short ferry journey from Fowey Hall  To get to Lantic Bay, you’ll need to take the Boddinick car ferry. On the other side, follow the signs to Polruan until you get to the Lantic …

Cornwall’s secret world of play and trains Perfect for all the module train lovers out there and those with younger children. There are lots of trains to ride on and fun for all the family. …

A great spot for rock pooling  To reach Porthpean, you’ll need to drive towards St Austell – there’s a car park about 150m away. The beach is great for rock pooling and on a clear day, you can …

A perfect day out for thrill-seekers Adrenaline Quarry is home to lots of activities for older children including go karting and a big zip wire. For lunch, head into Looe and walk around the …

Explore the small fishing village and watch the working harbour in action  About 30 minutes away by car or you can catch the Fowey-Mevagissey Ferry! It’s a small fishing village and one of only a …

A charming harbour  Known locally as Padstein, this beautiful harbour is full of restaurants and smalls shops. Take the ferry across to Rock, so you can see the Camel Estuary from the water.

Lanhydrock is a National Trust country house and estate a short drive from the hotel. Discover Victorian life: from a glimpse into life ‘below stairs’, to the luxurious areas, such as …

Discover the history-filled harbour About 20 minutes away by car. Walk around the harbour and go into the Shipwreck Treasure Museum for a great history lesson on the local coastline and harbour. …

A small, bustling village in Cornwall  Home to lots of quirky gift shops and art galleries. In the harbour, there are a few pubs worth visiting including the Blue Peter Inn. Whilst you’re there, …

The Jurassic Coast is the perfect spot for some fossil hunting – we highly recommend heading to Charmouth to hunt for fossils and visit the Heritage Centre. Please contact our team at …

Take a walk on the iconic Chesil Beach and discover its natural beauty The pebbles on Chesil Beach are graded in size with the largest being found at the Portland end (Close to the Chesil Beach …

A trip to Weymouth isn’t complete without a spot of crabbing on the harbour The team at the hotel have crab lines and buckets for you borrow and will share top tips and the best spots to go …

Enjoy the iconic coastline and fantastic food at Hive Beach Café Take a drive west along the Jurassic Coast to Burton Bradstock, where right on the beach you will find The Hive Beach Café. You …

Spend the day at Weymouth Beach – go for a paddle, hire a pedalo and have a seaside ice cream Before you leave the hotel, make sure the kids take a bucket and spade with them so they can …

This stunning stretch of coastline in southern England, known for its unique geology and fossils, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Whatever the weather, you’ll find plenty of ways to fill your day in our Verandah, including crazy golf, a climbing wall, skittle alley and free-play arcade machines.

This is no ordinary garden, with its very own micro-climate in a sheltered woodland valley on the famed Jurassic Coast. This special collection of rare and choice plants from around the world has …

Stroll through the heart of a colony of nesting mute swans, one of only three privately owned collections in the country.

Corfe Castle is perfect for a fun-filled family day out. Explore the castle ruins which were once home to kings, knights and even a princess, and uncover the stories of the great battles that …

This military museum houses a collection of tanks and other armoured vehicles from around the world – a must-visit for military history enthusiasts.

There is so much to do at the Nothe Fort! You can explore the maze of underground tunnels; visit the Victorian Gun Deck; sit on an impressive WW2 gun high up on the Ramparts; discover the secret …

Set in the heart of the Dorset countryside, the Monkey World park is home to over 230 rescued and endangered apes and monkeys.

Overlooking Portland Harbour, just four miles from Weymouth, stands one of Henry VIII’s finest coastal forts. Discover 450 years of history through fascinating audio tours and displays.

Be sure to visit Dinosaurland: one of the best collections of fossils in the southwest. See creatures from 200 million years ago, plus exotic exhibits from around the world.

Known for its iconic lighthouse that’s been guiding ships since 1906, this area is popular for its scenic walks, birdwatching, and fishing opportunities.

With over 1,000 creatures to discover, an amazing underwater tunnel to walk through, and children’s rides, the park offers a full day’s family entertainment.

Famed for its fossil-rich beaches and picturesque harbour, Lyme Regis is also home to museums, boutiques and restaurants that serve up the freshest seafood.

From woodland to heathland, villages to the coast, our little corner of the UK is truly wonderful. And the best way to see it in all its glory is by foot. Take your pick of trails, don your …

Lyndhurst is the largest village in the New Forest and became the natural ‘capital’ of the area when William the Conqueror established his hunting grounds here. A must for any visitor …

There are over 100 miles of car-free cycle trails in the New Forest. You can explore ancient woodlands, heaths and quaint villages, all while spotting the animals that call the New Forest home. …

From classically British pubs to boutiques and tea rooms, spend the day at The New Forest’s largest, and arguably, most beautiful village.

Visit Bolderwood Deer Sanctuary – one of the best places to see deer up close; soak up the rural surroundings and admire other local wildlife.

A fun family day out at Moors Valley is not to be missed. A 25-minute from the hotel, you will find this great woodland, which is home to an award-winning Go-Ape and Segway centre There are also …

A quiet pebble beach, ideal for shorter walks. It also benefits from a play park, café, toilets and plenty of space for kite flying.

Beaulieu is an award winning family visitor attraction at the heart of the New Forest National Park. See over 285 vehicles at the world-famous National Motor Museum, take a peek inside the …

Explore these colourful gardens and a new dragonfly pond while onboard the Exbury steam railway.

This family-favourite theme park has over 70 rides and attractions, including Peppa Pig World.

A fun-filled day out for your whole family with lots of daily activities that allow you to get up close with some farm animals including goats, ducks and lots more. There is also an indoor play …

Nestled in the New Forest National Park, Furzey Gardens is a hidden woodland garden just waiting to be explored.

Enjoy the perfect family day out at New Forest Wildlife Park. You can wander around the expansive grounds, marvel at diverse animal species, including wolves and wallabies, and create memories …

A charming coastal town with a rich history. Spend the day exploring boutiques, lunching in family-run cafés, and admiring coastal views.

Marwell is the 140-acre zoological park that is home to over 200 exotic and charismatic species, in beautiful, landscaped surroundings. Be as active or as relaxed as you want. There are 3 play …

With its own Maritime Museum and stunning period houses and cottages, there’s a whole lot of history to be explored here.

The New Forest Water Park offers family-friendly activities on the water including an aqua park, stand-up paddle boarding and more. Find out more

Built by Henry VIII in 1544, this castle was one of the most advanced artillery fortresses in England. It’s a haven for history lovers, and the panoramic views are unforgettable.

This Cotswold town’s historic narrow streets are now home to an array of artisan shops and independently owned restaurants.

Follow our Sheep Trail, visit the animals in The Good Life Garden, or create a masterpiece in our outdoor Artist’s Corner.

Take a trip to the historic city of Bath, complete with its Roman Baths, Georgian crescents, magnificent abbey and rich calendar of cultural events.

As the most downloaded National Trust walk in the UK, we would recommend doing this local walk when visiting Woolley Grange. View the walk

Award-winning local adventure tour company, Original Wild offer a range of fun adventures in beautiful Wiltshire and Somerset including kayaking and paddle boarding. Experience paddle boarding on …

Be sure to stop by Frome to explore its artisan craft and food market every first Sunday of the month between March and December.

Visit England’s largest gorge and take in the stunning landscape. For a family day out, visit Wookey Hole to head into the caves.

A firm family favourite in these parts, and just half an hour from us, Longleat was actually the first safari park to open outside of Africa in 1966.

Set in 125 acres of gardens they have a special children’s garden. Take a journey through the history of America. Find out more 

This beautiful National Trust village is about 20 minutes away. Its Abbey was once a country house, home of photography pioneer William Henry Fox Talbot.

National and international award-winning performances for young people and their families. Find out more

Head to historic Bath where you can visit the Roman Baths, the only Roman site in the UK. You will be able to explore its history as these are well-preserved thermae in the heart of the city. You …

Westonbirt, the National Arboretum is a magical tree garden where you can explore trees from all over the globe. It is around a 45-minute drive from Woolley but well worth the trip. There are …

This family-friendly Animal Park is set in 15 acres of Southwick Country Park. You can visit their animals including; Goats, Sheep, Pigs, Donkeys, Alpaca and much more. They also have fantastic …

This picturesque village is a hidden treasure. Stunningly beautiful, it has a museum and a river that used to power the village’s wool mills.

Set in 100 acres of landscaped gardens and parklands, Bowood is located just 30 minutes drive from Woolley. It is an adventure playground with a life-sized pirate ship – a firm favourite with the …

Located in Cheddar Gorge, the UK’s largest gorge, Wookey Hole is home to caves that you can crawl, climb and abseil into.

This tranquil four-star golf destination is Wiltshire’s only 45-hole course and is one of the best courses in the South West – a must-visit for golf enthusiasts.

Hop on a bike and explore the 1,800-acre National Trust estate that surrounds our stately manor. Bikes are available for hire daily from 10am, with the last hire at 2pm. Each hire session is for …

The first ever Go Ape, bring the whole family along for an adrenaline-fuelled adventure in the treetops.

Discover Constable’s river with a boat trip along the River Stour in Sudbury. Find out more

Relax in the stunning Abbey Gardens in the heart of Bury St Edmunds and discover the ruins of the 11th Century Benedictine Abbey of St Edmund. Find out more

Enjoy an exhilarating karting experience for the whole family at Red Lodge Karting. Find out more

Get outdoors and try 4×4 Off Road Driving, Clay Pigeon Shooting, Archery, Crossbows and Survival Challenges at Explore 4×4. Find out more

See where scenes for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 were filmed in Lavenham. Look out for De Vere House, the 14th century cottage filmed as the birthplace of Harry Potter. Find out more

Take a tour of Giffords Hall vineyard in Hartest and enjoy a tutored tasting of some of their wines. Find out more

Hear the sound of hooves and enjoy all the excitement of a day’s horse racing at Newmarket. See equine stars at work and meet trainers, mares and foals with a behind the scenes tour at …

Bury St Edmunds is just an hour away from the beautiful Suffolk Coast with charming seaside towns to explore. Find out more

Enjoy a night at Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds – a restored Regency theatre, one of eight Grade I-listed theatres in the UK. Find out more

From farmyard favourites to more exotic animals, Jimmy’s Farm is home to 100 species for the little ones to see. Jimmy’s Farm is a 45 minute drive from the hotel.

With a museum full of history, a gorgeous country park to explore and a range of activities on offer, this is a great day out for adults and kids alike.

Visit the Imperial War Museum at Duxford for a fun and educational day out. See Spitfires take to the skies from the airfield where they first flew. Get up close to gigantic aircraft whilst …

Enjoy the company of owls and other birds of prey at Suffolk Owl Sanctuary at Stonham Barns. There are many birds to see plus meerkats! Find out more

This historic hidden gem offers a historic setting from which to pay respects.

If the beautiful grounds of the estate have got you inspired and looking for even more natural beauty (though we think it is hard pressed to top it), we have lots of beautiful villages with …

Take a trip to Kentwell Hall, a romantic moated redbrick Tudor mansion with extensive gardens and a rare breed farm. It’s been a much-loved family home for 500 years and holds famous Tudor …

View displays and artefacts from the Abbey of St Edmund, discover the town’s Terrible Tales and see the amazing world class collection of clocks and timepieces and fine art by Sir Peter …

Wander through 200 acres of landscaped Suffolk countryside. There are also football pitches for a kickabout.

The Apex is an award-winning venue, home to a diverse programme of live music and events; from classical concerts to pop, rock, jazz, blues, world, country and folk, plus comedy and dance …

Watch new releases or a timeless classic at this 1920s cinema. There’s a restaurant and bar area, with some options to be enjoyed during the movie.

Whether you’re in search of adventure or seeking some down-time, discover our on-site facilities and activities during your stay. Four Bears Den Ofsted-registered creche with complimentary …