JUNE
These are a few ofour favourite June things
The summer holidays are nearly here and the excitement is rising! Adventures are longer as the sun stays high in the sky all day.
LET YOUR
ADVENTURES
BEGIN
Phoenix Trail
A flat, traffic-free, 7.5 mile route between Thame and Princess Risborough which largely follows a disused railway line. Definitely one for a family cycle!
Kids Week: FREE theatre tickets!
Every year, during the summer holidays, a child aged 17 or under can go to any available participating show for free as long as they’re accompanied by an adult paying full price. Tickets go on sale on June 11th at 10am!
Hinksey Open Air Pool
One of the largest outdoor swimming pools in the south of England. When it gets hot in Oxford the masses head to Hinksey Pool to cool off!
Cutteslowe Miniature Railway
Choo Chooooooooo! The sweetest miniature railway with extended track. Ride on, wave, or simply watch the joyful faces as families travel around on their little journey.
DON’T
FORGET TO
check out the Oxfordshire Play Association’s Playdays to see if there are any near you this summer. OPA was established as a charity in 1974 to increase play across Oxfordshire, and to increase awareness of the profound impact that play has on a child’s learning, development and wellbeing.
IDEAL ADVENTURES
FOR JUNE
Arbequina
This buzzing restaurant - beloved by food critics - is hiding in plain sight. Outstanding! Read more
Valley Farm Pizza and FarmBox Burger
We were let into this secret by friends in the know…now we are sharing it with you! At a gorgeous little campsite in Farmoor - ... Read more
Hinksey Splash Pad and Tiny Wheels Track
A new splash park next to Hinksey pool...compete with sweet little bike track! £330k well spent! Read more
Pulpit Hill and Ninn Wood
A 5k circular route with stunning views over the Chilterns. Big tick for a pub half way around! Read more
Clara’s Corner soft play
A whimsical soft play in a muted palates, best suited to little ones. Read more
WATCH OUT
FOR
tickets to Albion Barn – Oxfordshire’s 50 acre sculpture park. It’s only open for two days a week, four months a year and tickets for the summer holidays get snapped up very quickly.