Places to Visit & Days Out with Grandchildren

Do you remember when you were a young child and the funfair visited? The excitement on Evie’s face at the site of the rides brought back memories of such times. Her reaction as she rode them was that of sheer delight.

Yes, some of the rides are for very young children, but the mix of offerings for all ages is perfect—something for everyone. Perhaps something is the wrong word, as there is plenty to do for all ages.

One hit with both of the grandchildren was the tractor and trailer ride. Sat in the back of a large trailer, you are driven around the farm, seeing plenty of animals. It can get a little bumpy, but that adds to the enjoyment.

Evie loved the new Glow Barn with its sensory lights and bubble lamps—bubble lamp, perhaps a present for the future? She also enjoyed the indoor Big Top Play Barn.

The new (opened in 2020) Fishers Fun Fair soft play and seating area is within the barn. A relaxing place for parents to sit with a drink while watching the young play in a safe environment.

I mentioned drinks. Fishers Farm Park has plenty of spaces to eat and drink, including numerous picnic tables and an indoor barn for those with packed lunches on cold or rainy days. They also have five places that sell food and drink, though two are date-dependent.

I could write more about our great day out or what Fishers Farm Park can offer your children. But you can visit their website to see all of this. So I will end this small review by saying I will be going again, and soon. . I think that says it all.