FEBRUARY
These are a few ofour favourite February things
It was Christmas yesterday and now half term is knocking on the door. Let’s get planning!
LET YOUR
ADVENTURES
BEGIN
Oxford Literary Festival
Watch this space! The Oxford Literary Festival takes place between March 16th – 24th this year. The Children and Young People’s Programme is released round about now. We can’t wait to see who comes to town this year!
Beckonscot Model Village
Let your teeny tinies feel like giants at this model village. If, like me, you visited here when you were a child then you will feel full of nostalgia!
5 of our favourite places to eat with (or without!) children in Oxford
Looking for a quick, child-friendly bite? These are some of our favourite places: tried and tested by us. Good luck people, we’re with you all the way!
Top 5 places to see snowdrops
It’s snowdrop time! These delicate white flowers are the first sign that winter is coming to a close. Our snowdrop hotspots always guarantee a great show that will delight visitors.
DON’T
FORGET TO
treat yourself. You’re still knackered from Christmas, you’re face first into half term and somehow your Facebook feed is telling you to get your groove on for Easter. This is your reminder to look after you too.
IDEAL ADVENTURES
FOR FEBRUARY
Aynho Walk
Varied 5.5k walk that takes you around the perimeter of Aynho Park, including the deer park where some impressive stags reside! Read more
Red Kangaroo Trampoline Park
A great bounce for great value. Their Kanga Tots sessions (term time only) are £10 for a 3 hour session and that includes and adult ... Read more
Watlington Circular
A circular 4 mile walk with stunning views of the Chilterns and a pub pit stop on the way back to boot! Read more
Caper bookshop
Is it a bookshop? Well yes, but actually it's waaaaaaaaaay more. Step inside my friends... Read more
Kingston Bagpuize House
A beautiful Manor House and Gardens...do you recognise it? You might, parts of Downton Abbey were filmed here! Read more
Harcourt Arboretum
A huge 130 acre site filled with the word's rare and endangered trees and the UK's tallest redwoods. Very family friendly with trails ... Read more
WATCH OUT
FOR
the stars! Look up and see what’s in the night sky above you. Stargazing is for everyone and you don’t have to have any fancy equipment or knowledge about constellations or the solar system.
