Category: cafe
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Uncle Henry’s
This was our first trip ‘behind the garden wall’ at Uncle Henry’s. Uncle Henry’s is a cafe and farm shop in Gainsborough which also has a great playground area. On Tuesdays it has a small soft play type area Tiny Tots which is nice to visit if you have a little one (probably most suited…
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Elsham Hall
I had a trip to Elsham Hall Gardens and Country Park during school time with my youngest and a friend and her little one. The children were both under three so were free to get in. It was £6.25 for adults. They also do season tickets. This was our second visit here and we have…
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Skegness Aquarium
Over the Easter holidays we went to Skegness Aquarium. We used the special offer by the Lincolnshire Co-op to get 20% off, which brought the price down to £30 for two adults and two children (under 3s were free). We had a slight issue that we arrived after a bit of a drive with our…
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Play Avenue, Messingham
This was our third trip here (me and the little one with friends). It is such a great place. Children have a fantastic time role playing with so many different areas and toys. My little boy really enjoys it. One of our visits was on his second birthday as I knew he’d have a great…
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Redhouse Farm, Waddingworth
We had such a fun time at Redhouse Farm in half term. It was our first time doing ‘pick your own pumpkins’ and we met up with some family to do this. It was free to go, you just paid for the pumpkins you picked. My older son enjoyed being in charge of the wheelbarrow…
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Ferens Art Gallery, Streetlife Museum, Hull and East Riding Museum, Hull
The kids and I had another trip to Hull this half term with friends and their children. This time we went to an art gallery and two museums in the city centre. It costs £1.50 each way on the Humber Bridge and we parked in Spring Street car park in the centre which is really…
Adventures in Lincolnshire 