| We have a lot of great weather through out the year, as this part of Devon is partly protected by Dartmoor. But we do get bad weather occasionally, so... | ||
| There are no end to the things you can do in the wet. Here are some of our favourites | ||
| Off the farm Paignton Zoo National Aquarium in Plymouth Living Coasts is a unique coastal zoo in Torquay - with a good gift shop and education / play area at the end of the tour Wide range of National Trust properties, Gardens, Abbeys and Churches Two steam train rides River boat rides Cinema complex - Plymouth Ten pin bowling - Plymouth (next to Cinema) The older areas Plymouth are very interesting – The hoe and Barbican (near the aquarium) Why not go on a Red Route walk in Exeter? Museums in Plymouth and Exeter Farmers Markets Pennywell Farm and Wildlife Centres Local agricultural shows, town and village events Golfing, walking, riding – yes, even in the wet Indoor swimming pools – Totnes, Ivybridge, Plymouth Pop down to Cornwall and visit:- |
Activities on the farm Table tennis upstairs in the Visitors Centre Games, jigsaws,. Drawing, painting, in the utility play area Feeding the chickens and lambs Meeting the goats and sheep TV and DVD's - free loan of DVDs Internet games - ask for Broadband Nintendo Wii Garden chess - inside or out Why do not some fancy cooking with our meat And get the children to make funny face buns And have a lovely time in with a bottle of wine Walks around the farm Bird watching Badger watching Nature walks Pond dipping - ask for kit Bug hunting - ask for kit I spy on the farm and other activities - ask for pack Football, swing ball, .
Please accompany children at all times
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