If you are planning a day out with the kids
this upcoming half term, why not try Gloucestershire as a new destination.
Whether you live in Gloucester or nearby or want to have a road trip or even a
weekend away, you’ll be glad to know that Gloucestershire has a number of
attractions and things to do on offer that the whole family can enjoy. For
those looking to stay a few days, check out IHG.com
for some fantastic hotel deals. Whether your kids are looking to play, explore
or learn, you’re bound to find somewhere in Gloucestershire to keep them
occupied – we’ve put together a list of some of the best places to take your
kids.
The Warehouse Climbing Centre
If you’re looking for somewhere for your
kids to burn off all that extra energy, the Warehouse
Climbing Centre is a great choice of activity to do in Gloucester this half
term. With five floors of climbing, bouldering, and other children’s
activities, it’s a great physical activity day out that the whole family can
get involved in too. The Warehouse Climbing Centre offer a great unique range
of activities such as the Digi wall and Auto belay room that enable your kids
to learn, grow in confidence, keep fit and have fun.
Gloucester City Museum and Art Gallery
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The Gloucester City Museum and Art Gallery
is housed in a spectacular Victorian building in the heart of the city, and is
home to a number of nationally and internationally important items that are
fascinating to both children and adults alike. Archaeological finds, natural
history specimens, and decorative and fine arts are just some of the items on
display, and a visit to the museum will teach you a lot about the early history of
Gloucester. The museum also holds a wide range of touring exhibitions and
has an exciting events programme which you and your children will be able to
take part in.
JDR Karting and Darklight Laser Tag
If you and the kids are looking for a fun
and action-packed activity on your day out in Gloucestershire, why not visit
JDR Karting, located in Gloucester centre. With a kids and adults karting
track, it’s suitable for children from four years and onwards – and older kids
can join mum and dad on the adult track. Darklight laser tag is suitable for
children aged six and over, and equally as fun for mum and dad to join in as
well. If you’re hungry the Pit Stop cafĂ© offers a wide range of different foods
to keep you and your family refreshed during your visit, and they’ll also cater
to any special dietary requirements – just let them know. There is also Arroxx
racewear, Box helmets and children’s toys on sale for those who want to go home
with a souvenir from their special day out.
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