by Keira Garrigan | Jul 30, 2023
What a unique adventure in High Wycombe – it’s not everyday you enter caves and winding passages, built in the 17th century, which extend over a quarter of a mile underground. My boys loved this adventure, I bet yours will too. The caves itself were dug by local...
by Keira Garrigan | Jul 28, 2023
This is a firm favourite of ours and a playground that we have been visiting for years. It has a good mix of equipment for older and younger children, plus a big green and tennis courts too. Fenced in, the equipment is positioned around a central wooden gazebo with...
by Keira Garrigan | Jul 28, 2023
Set in 50 acres of countryside, Albion Fields sculpture park is something of a ‘green gallery’ and filled with both monumental and discreet artworks from established and emerging artists. We love visiting and enjoy following the map and winding in and out of mown...
by Keira Garrigan | Jul 22, 2023
This Waterperry to Waterstock walk is relatively unknown but it’s a wonderful little stroll suitable for pushchairs and little legs. You will pass sheep, meadows, a thatched cottage of dreams, a stream, amble over a picturesque bridge and pass an old water mill. Carry...
by Keira Garrigan | Jul 22, 2023
This walk really is food for the soul! Complete it with a friend or older children as at 8.5k it’s a bit of a long one! The starting point for this walk is Dorchester-on-Thames and the route will take you along public footpaths to Days Lock, through Little...
