This is a review for the Making Tracks Experience.
It's £8 per person to look at some miniature trains, which are for sale 🤷
My 3 year old who loves trains was bored within 30 seconds.
Don't waste your money unless you would pay to walk around Tesco.
A lovely place to visit. There is something here for all the family from Gift Shops and Antiques Shops to a Children's Fair and a Falconry. The Coffee Shop in the Courtyard is very good and there are plenty of parking spaces. The Village is easy to navigate and there are plenty of directional signs.
Charming little shopping outlet with independent traders, it was fairly quite on a gloomy Monday afternoon but still lots to see and do- we visited the birds of prey enclosures (fee payable) broused around several antique shops with some really unusual items and gifts for sale, had some great coffee and Cake, bought some gorgeous cheeses & chutney and explored the fairy shop and came away with a 'fairy door' for the granddaughter.
I'm pretty sure it's free parking and lots to see and do for the family, sadly the funfair wasn't open that day ( but it was March and a monday) all in all a charming little place to visit
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kristyhill21
a month agoLovely Halloween trail- interactive for the children- food is very expensive so I'd advise a picnic or bank loan
Sam Bevan
a week agoThis is a review for the Making Tracks Experience. It's £8 per person to look at some miniature trains, which are for sale 🤷 My 3 year old who loves trains was bored within 30 seconds. Don't waste your money unless you would pay to walk around Tesco.
Carl Atkins
a year agoA lovely place to visit. There is something here for all the family from Gift Shops and Antiques Shops to a Children's Fair and a Falconry. The Coffee Shop in the Courtyard is very good and there are plenty of parking spaces. The Village is easy to navigate and there are plenty of directional signs.
Shimon Brennan
4 months agoGreat place, free parking. Lots to do
mark Dickenson
3 years agoCharming little shopping outlet with independent traders, it was fairly quite on a gloomy Monday afternoon but still lots to see and do- we visited the birds of prey enclosures (fee payable) broused around several antique shops with some really unusual items and gifts for sale, had some great coffee and Cake, bought some gorgeous cheeses & chutney and explored the fairy shop and came away with a 'fairy door' for the granddaughter. I'm pretty sure it's free parking and lots to see and do for the family, sadly the funfair wasn't open that day ( but it was March and a monday) all in all a charming little place to visit