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From Tudor houses and hidden gardens to tors, gorges and natural piers, see what Somerset has to offer.
There's all sorts for families to do at places around Somerset, from visiting a natural pier to running across the grass. Start planning your day out for the family to enjoy.
Ready for a fun-filled summer? Take part in Summer of Play, sponsored by Starling Bank, and create memories with the whole family. However you choose to play, your adventure starts today
Get ready to travel the globe - no passport needed. This summer at Tyntesfield, we’re inviting families to travel Around the World in 80 Plays - a playful journey across continents, packed with fun, movement, and imagination for all ages. From 19 July to 31 August, 10:30am - 4pm.
Join a local storyteller for an immersive session of mythical tale-telling around the grounds. There will be three sessions running throughout the day. From 31 July to 21 September, 10am - 4pm.
Join the fun in the farmyard this summer. No longer a home for cows and pigs, the 1920s farmyard will instead host the play hub this summer. There will be country fete style games and activities for all the family. From 19 July to 1 September, 10am - 4pm.
Discover endless opportunities of play, with a host of imaginative and hands-on activities across Fyne Court. Run wild in the woodland, enjoy a picnic and outdoor games on the lawn, chill out in the music hall and tuck into your favourite treats in the Courtyard Café. From 26 July to 2 September, 10am - 4pm.
You can choose from three different active family fun backpacks, ride a hobby horse, build a den in the woodland, tick off at least 10 of the 50 things to do before you are 11 3/4, , have a game of croquet, solve a puzzle & get creative by doing some colouring-in or chalking on the flower board and much more. From 19 July to 31 August, 10am - 4.30pm.
Test your skills in many activities and games in and around our beautiful gardens. Take part in fitness activities, games and crafts and when you need to, take time out in our picnic areas or café. From 19 July to 31 August, 10am - 4pm.
Summer of Play returns to Prior Park with more fun outdoor activities for the children to discover. Perfect to pop in for a refreshing drink while your little ones explore the lawn games. From 23 July to 2 September, 10am - 5pm.
Discover a natural pier and acres of grass to explore in the fresh air.
Looking for a fun family day out this spring summer? Whether you're looking to play games, learn something new, or simply get out in the sunshine, there's something for everyone to get involved in.
Discover what family activities are available at Barrington Court in Somerset and plan your visit.
If you’re looking for things to do together, why not head over to Montacute House? There is plenty to keep the whole family happy.
Looking for fun family activities to do? Whether you're after outdoor games for the kids or just a relaxing picnic in nature, we've got plenty for you to enjoy.
There are all sorts of architecture and wildlife to be discovered at Prior Park, from bridges to a restored Edwardian summerhouse and kingfishers around the lakes.
Fyne Court is a brilliant place for families to explore. Find out more about the activities you can enjoy together.
Holnicote Estate has something for everyone, from its wild moorland and shingle beaches to ancient woodland and charming villages. Plus, keep an eye out for its resident red deer.
Find out the family-friendly things to do at Stourhead, from events in the garden to exploring the house.
We've compiled a selection of items from the ‘50 things to do before you’re 11¾’ list that are perfect for rainy days, so grab your waterproofs and get involved.
You are never away from shelter at Montacute House - you can visit the ground floor of the house or explore one of the garden buidings.
Discover pebble beaches and expansive sandy stretches for families
Bossington is a charming seaside hamlet with thatched cottages. Old lime kilns and Second World War defences line the pebble beach, which is a great place to spot coastal birds.
With its ample birdlife and 13th-century priory, the Sand Point and Middle Hope coastline is one of the most interesting in North Somerset.
From Tudor houses and hidden gardens to tors, gorges and natural piers, see what Somerset has to offer.