Our tranquil lodge retreat in the heart of Surrey offers relaxing holidays just a short train journey from London, and stunning countryside scenery. Half term offers the time to relax and recharge, as well as explore new areas of the UK! Visit Tilford Woods Lodge Retreat in Surrey and venture to the capital of the UK, London, via a 50 minute train journey with endless places to explore! Or stay closer to your ‘home away from home’, and explore the Surrey countryside before retreating back to your luxury accommodation.

half term at hampton court palace

When: 11th – 19th Feb

The beautiful Tudor palace is filled with love and romance this half term, watch as the courtiers try to win each other’s love and attention, as well as yours! In the Elizabethan court, love is not a private matter as you will see while wandering around the palace grounds, the dashing courtiers who will use music, sonnets, dancing and royal desserts to flirt and impress each other, and you. Take place in a fun filled Palace Quest, discover all about courtly love in the Tudor times, make sure to collect your map on arrival, meet the courtiers, solve puzzles and create your own friendship gift along the quest. A fun day out for all the family, where you can get involved and learn all about the game of courtship during the Elizabethan times.

the british wildlife centre

Open all year around, half term is the perfect time to explore the amazing British Wildlife Centre, home to over 40 different native species, from the tiny harvest mice to the majestic red deer! While exploring the centre you’ll see rarely spotted critters such as otters, Scottish wildcats, foxes, deer and stunning free flying British owls. You can even venture into the underground sett where you’ll spot the elusive night time creatures like badgers. Enjoy the popular keeper talks, giving you the chance to learn more about the animals and the challenges they face in the wild, with the little one’s loving Pip’s Corner, a wildlife themed activity area perfect for young children. There is also an outdoor interactive area at Pip’s Corner, where you can build a heron’s nest, explore an underground badger sett, climb up an otter bank and slide down the other side, as well as a jumping pit where you can jump as high and as far as the animals. Half term fun for all the family!

woolly week

Where: Gladstone Farm
When: 11th – 19th Feb

Half term week is all about the woolly wonders of Gladstone Farm! There are new born lambs expected at the farm, so you can learn more about these adorable animals during the sheep talks – where you may even get lucky and see a little lamb being born! You’ll meet Shelly the Sheep as she wanders around the farm at various times throughout the day, so get practicing those high-fives! Enjoy a free sheep craft and sheep herding hustle, where you will make a balloon sheep (for free!), then gather on the starting line with Shelly the Sheep, and see if you can herd your balloon sheep into the pen without touching him! Don’t forget venture into the brand new Tea Room for something delicious to eat from the brand new menu!

Happy Half Term Exploring Ladies & Gents!

Looking for a romantic half term break away in Devon? Beach Cove will be the perfect home away from home for your half term escape!

With our quirky accommodation in the heart of Devon, Beach Cove Coastal Retreat will offer you the tranquillity and beauty that you crave on an escape away. But with so much on in the local area to explore during the half term too, you can have as much fun and adventure as you choose!

wildlife and dinosaur Park

Reopening for the season with a brand new indoor soft play area, you will love a visit to the Wildlife and Dinosaur Park. Visit all the animals, from African lions and baboons to meerkats, reptiles, grey wolves, sea lions and many more! You can enjoy an animal experience day, ranging from feeding the lions, a sea lion meet and greet, shadow a keeper for a day, or even swim with the sea lions! Make sure to explore the attractions, from the botanical gardens, bug world, learn the history of the Higher Leigh Manor. Down to the basement of the Tomb of the Pharaohs, where hieroglyphics were lovingly recreated, and can be translated by following the chart on the wall, the attraction is built to be fun and educational, and even a little bit scary when the ‘mummy’ comes to life!

ilfracombe aquarium

Reopening on 4th February after a refurbishment you can be one of the first to see the changes at this award winning, all-weather, educational family attraction in Devon. Located alongside the picturesque harbour, the aquarium provides a fantastic insight into the wonders of the aquatic world found locally around the coast of North Devon. The beautiful exhibits are carefully recreated natural habitats that provide homes to over 75 species of fish, so whether you enjoy rock pooling, fishing or scuba diving there will be something to fascinate you as you travel through them. Marvel at the colourful corkwing wrasse, the balloon wrasse and even the lesser octopus, also keep an eye out for the dragonet, who will be found skimming the sand surface looking for shrimps and worms to eat!

exmoor food festival

Where: Participating Restaurants & Dunster
When: 1st – 28th Feb

Enjoy a delicious meal at participating restaurants, where you be offered a fantastic deal of 2 courses for £10, or 3 courses for £15 until the end of February! There are a wide range of events throughout the month around Exmoor, including the West Country Food & Farm Tour, Oriental Banquet at Knowle Manor, as well as the Tour Miles Tea & Coffee Roastery to enjoy. The festival culminates in a 2 day food extravaganza in Dunster.

Happy Half Term Exploring Ladies & Gents!

Set in the heart of Axe Valley, Hawkchurch Resort & Spa offers utter relaxation on the Devon/Dorset border this February half term

Hawkchurch’s onsite restaurant, The Beeches, will be kicking off its weekly Steak Night over the half term holidays, where you can indulge in a 2 steaks for £19.95, every Wednesday! During your half term break in Hawkchurch, you can explore the local area through wonderful nature walks, visiting the local village and its many historic artefacts, as well as the below activities for all the family!

bird watching for children

Where: Seaton Wetlands
When: 14th Feb

An hour session that must be booked in advance, will give you some quality family time while surrounded by nature! An expert guide introduces you to the art of bird watching, so no matter your experience, or your child’s knowledge, go along and see what you can spot and maybe you’ll find everything on the bird spotting quiz!

barrington court

When: 11th – 18th Feb

On selected days over half term, Barrington Court is offering family fun activities, including painting a hand made wooden decoration, where you can choose from a variety of animals shapes, or make an initial wooden pendant – all made from solid tulip wood. Go Wild in the Woods with fun family activities from the fabulous ranger team, make sure to wrap up warm and put your wellies on as the day will be spent in the woods completing some ingenious activities!

Happy Half Term Exploring Ladies & Gents!

Piran Meadows is only a short distance from Newquay, a beautiful seaside town with family friendly things to do all over February half term!

Close to many of the region’s most famous landmarks, Piran Meadows is the perfect place to base your half term holiday from. And with a fabulous Go Active+ programme to join in with, including some special romance-themed activities for Valentine’s Day, you won’t even need to venture off park for a fun filled day out! But if you are looking to explore the local area, here are some suggestions for half term activities…

the eden project

The Eden Project is a unique day that is far more than just plants, with the biomes having their very ecosystem you can learn all about the interesting and exotic flowers housed there. As well as the special half term Storyfest event, which is a children’s book festival like no other, a place where they can let their imagination run wild, and the whole family will enjoy the Roald Dahl inspired shows, as well as other various activities and readings! Don’t miss the ‘Roald Dahl and the Imagination Seekers’ interactive theatre show, as well as the reading and live illustration sessions by creators of Horrible Histories and The Paper Dolls. Drop by the brand new live escape room, Eden Escape: Alien Rescue, where your mission is to rescue a dying alien before time runs out and work as team to solve the mysterious clues and challenges. And don’t forget to have a go at the ice skating rink, which closes down on 19th Feb, where you can choose general skating or even book a closed session, or some fun toddler time where you can teach the little tots to have on the ice!

camel creek adventure park

Great fun for all the family, visit the Cornish Craft Market where Camel Creek have invited small businesses to showcase their work and sell their products, supporting the local community. Enjoy some time at the Dragon’s Kingdom heated, indoor play area, with a wave rider!

air ambulance open day

Where: Cornwall Air Ambulance
When: 19th Feb

The annual open day gives everyone the chance to enjoy a fun day out supporting the local Air Ambulance! Held in the hanger it is the perfect chance to meet the paramedic aircrew and get a good look at the wonderful air ambulance itself! With pop up charity shops selling top notch produce and goods at bargain prices you can shop for all the family, and the teddy tombola has the sweetest bears to win, all for a wonderful cause! There will be delicious homemade cakes, with tea and coffee on offer too!

happy half term exploring ladies & gents!

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Bath Mill is perfectly located to enjoy all the half term activities the city has on offer, but still escape to the peace and tranquillity of a countryside stay.Located only 10 minutes from the city centre you can venture into the city to enjoy all the city has to offer, while returning to have an indulgent meal at The Brook Bar & Bistro and luxury lodge accommodation.

half term at Wookey Hole

When: 11th – 19th Feb

The Wookey Hole Caves are fantastic to explore at any time of the year, with over 20 attractions including circus shows, kids play areas, a mirror maze, penny arcade and so much more! Enjoy a showing in the 4D cinema of the brand new ‘Happy Family’ show, using the latest technology you are taken to a land far away on an adventure of a lifetime! Explore the unexplored with the brand new Caves and Tunnels experience, as well as a special sci-fi circus show and meet the Witch of Wookey Hole too! A fantastically fun family day out during half term!

wine & chocolate tasting experience

Where: The Igloo
When: 16th Feb

You’ll be greeted with a glass of fizz on arrival, after which hosts Angela and Spencer will take you a journey of chocolate and wine discovery at this informal and fun event tasting. You will try five different wines, each matched with 2 chocolates, so 10 chocolates in total (10 chocolates and wine, you can’t go wrong!), this event is perfect for anyone who loves wine and chocolate.

playful portraits in clay

Where: Holburne Museum
When: 17th Feb

A fun day of using clay and other materials to make playful portraits of yourself, family or friends. You will start by making quick sketches and feeling familiar faces to translate features into clay, your creations can be taken home the same day to show off to all your family! Artist and sculptor Clare Day makes ceramics and prints, as well as working with others to support and improve their own creativity.

taped up

Where: Bath Fashion Museum
When: 13th Feb

This is a fun 2 hour workshop for children of all ages. Designing and creating their own abstract pattern using brightly coloured tapes, and wearing them with style and confidence for a fun picture! A fun couple of hours after wandering about the wonderful museum with over 100 years of fashion history under its roof!

great expectations

Where: The Mission Theatre

Performed by the highly talented Next Stage Youth Theatre Company, who excels in bringing this gritty Dickens story to stage. Great Expectations is probably Dickens’ least sentimental love story, but is also an unforgettable tale from one of the UK’s greatest storytellers. So why not book a ticket and let 30 Next Stage actors entertain you with this fast paced production, delighting audiences of all ages!

valentine’s menu at Bath Mill

Where: The Brook Bar & Bistro
When: 14th Feb

Indulge in a delicious Valentine’s meal at one of the most sought after restaurants in Bath, The Brook Bar & Bistro onsite at Bath Mill Lodge Retreat. A delectable 3 course meal for just £35 per person will have you in the romantic mood to treat the one you love, with a choice of 3 starters, mains and desserts including a glass of bubbly each! Book now to avoid disappointment!

Happy Half Term Exploring Ladies & Gents!

Cheddar Woods Resort & Spa is in the heart of Somerset, offering fantastic walking adventures in the countryside, five star facilities and fun family local attractions to visit! With a full Go Active+ programme, plus an indoor entertainment area, you won’t need to leave the park to have a fun filled half term, but if you do choose to venture out into the local area, I have found the family fun things to do in Cheddar this half term!

the love walk

Where: Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm
When: 11th – 25th Feb

This is a fun guided walk with a special animal experience thrown in, the perfect family fun time or a couples’ escape to the zoo. The animal experience includes a feeding experience with one of the famous animal couples in the zoo, the free guided walk meets outside the food barn courtyard daily at 2pm, and you’ll discover the true love, rivalry and interesting animal facts of the many zoo couples, such as does Tara the snoring Tapir keep Toby up all night? Or has Gerald the Giraffe really had enough of Genevieve? There is also Love Craft Family Workshops to try out too, where you make a cool paper animal face from love hearts that you can take home, as well as face painting and a special ‘Selfie Spot’ with a heart shaped picture frame for that perfect selfie!

half term at Brean Play

Kicking off with a school disco, half term at Brean Play is filled with fun activities including circus skills where you will learn how to spin plates and juggle, as well as a teddy bears picnic and join Eddy the giant teddy for play, fun, games and a picnic! You’ll be amazed by the brand new science show, and enjoy the storytelling Sunday, where you can dress up as your favourite book character and listen to stories throughout the day. Lots of cool activities going on this half term at Brean Play!

family fun day

Where: The Bishop’s Palace
When: 17th Feb

Explore nature with The Bishop’s Palace on their family fun day. There will be craft activities based on the natural world, where you can take inspiration from the surrounding stunning gardens and wildlife. Children can create nature mobiles, with wheels and shapes to take home with them and show their friends and family members. Don’t forget to visit the brand new Dragon’s Lair, where legend says in 12th Century, Somerset was terrorised by a frightful dragon that had a taste for milkmaids. Bishop Jocelyn bravely ventured out to kill the dragon, after the battle as it drew it’s dying breath cursed the villagers that if they ever forgot about him, he would return every 50 years to the village of Wells. So let your imagination run wild and cross the drawbridge, pick up an ancient site map and use your wits to lead you through the gardens to the Dragon’s Lair, interactive discovery area!

fireworks at sea

Where: Weston-super-Mare
When: 18th Feb

This annual ticket only event takes place on the Grand Pier, where you can purchase a ticket for unlimited rides and hot food on the pier, as well as enjoying the fantastic fireworks show!

Happy Half Term Exploring Ladies & Gents!

Let’s Paint Pottery is a family run business located on the high street in Prestatyn, close to our own Talacre Beach Holiday Home Park! As you know Darwin Escapes HQ love to promote local businesses near our locations, this helps all our holiday guests (or current and potential owners) know what is around the local area. Let’s Paint Pottery is in the bustling seaside town of Prestatyn, just a 5 minute drive from our traditional Talacre Beach Holiday Home Park, and 15 minutes from the luxury New Pines Holiday Home Park close to Rhyl.

fun for all the family

There are creative activities for all ages, making it the perfect place to spend quality time together doing something a little bit different. Molly and Sarah will give you an exceptionally warm welcome as you walk through the door, and all the information you could ever need about painting pottery! With a wall filled with lots of different ceramic goodies to choose from (all labelled with prices for ease!) you can pick anything from a candy skull, teapot or plate to a princess castle, a mermaid or even a duck! There was even a lighthouse for you die-hard Talacre Beach fans, and the sizes vary making it perfect for the little ones to join in too!

events

Let’s Paint Pottery host regular events, from a Harry Potter themed evening, to children’s parties, hen do’s, a Mad Hatter’s Tea Party to a monthly Ladies Evening, as well as a Knit & Natter afternoon for the local knitting enthusiasts! The paints used on the ceramics are non toxic, so they easily brush off clothes and don’t do any harm, making children’s parties fun and stress-free with no worrying about any damaged clothes! (or if you’re just like me and a little bit clumsy).

the process

Once you have painted your pot (or mermaid), it will then be placed in the back room with the huge kiln, which reaches up to temperatures of 1000 degrees! Your beloved ceramic pal will wait here to be dipped in some blue protective film (Molly did explain this and I have forgotten…sorry Molly!), and they are then placed inside the kiln to ‘cook’. Once it has been cooked and the blue film as been cleaned off, you can then pick up your much wanted ceramic buddy, this will roughly be around 10 days later. And even more amazing (to me anyway) is that they will be both dishwasher and microwave safe! If you are on holiday and can’t come back in 10 days time, then no fear as Let’s Paint Pottery will deliver your items to your home via Royal Mail, please ask at the desk for this service as there will be an extra delivery charge.

foam clay: perfect for holiday guests

If you wanted to take away your ceramic masterpiece home that day, then instead of painting you can use the Foam Clay! It comes in little pots and feels soft and slightly sticky, you it place around your chosen ceramic buddy to decorate, and it then takes around 6 hours to ‘set’. Meaning that you take it away from Let’s Paint Pottery the same day, looking a little shabby, and by morning it will be all set and sparkling, ready to be paraded around to your family and friends! This is perfect for holiday guests or little ones who can’t bear the thought of being parted with their little ceramic pal!

extra pictures

You will love spending time doing something a little different, in a fabulously friendly atmosphere at Let’s Paint Pottery. They also have the option of Afternoon Tea while you paint if you were a little peckish, with the tea served in hand painted mugs!

Have fun during your holiday at Talacre Beach or drop in as many times you like when you’re a holiday home owner in North Wales.

Thinking of popping the question to your better half, but can’t decide where to do it? Well we’re here to help with the top 5 places to propose in the UK. Whilst the UK doesn’t have an Eiffel Tower or a Venice Gondola to speak of, we are a country steeped in culture and romance. Here we have chosen some of what we consider to be the most romantic spots to propose in the UK, including some well known spots as well as some of unique places, helping you find the best place to propose in the UK.

London Eye, London

The London Eye will give you outstanding views of the capital city, booking the ‘Cupid’s Capsule’ package will give you an extra touch of romance and privacy. Included in the package is a bottle of Pommery Brut Royal Champagne and a luxury box of Hotel Chocolat Pink Champagne Truffles, which is served by your very own personal host. You will have a private capsule for 2 for a 30 minute rotation, with stunning views of the city. London Eye staff will always help out in other ways too, on a recent Valentine’s Day, Alice proposed to her partner, Ben, by turning the London Eye into a huge engagement ring! All the lights turning gold and the spotlights on top becoming the solitaire diamond, what a beautiful and unique proposal!

Accommodation Nearby: Tilford Woods Lodge Retreat

Llanddwyn Island, Anglesey

A magical island at the far end of Newborough Warren beach in Anglesey, with rolling dunes, large rock outcrops and a mixture of historic buildings to explore, you and your partner can have a fun filled afternoon in a romantic setting. An ideal place for a picnic on a fine day, with stunning views of Snowdonia and the Lleyn Peninsula, your proposal will be extra special! The name Llanddwyn means “The Church of St. Dwynwen”, who is the Welsh patron saint of lovers, making Llanddwyn Island one of the most romantic and best places to propose in the UK.

Accommodation Nearby: Talace Beach Holiday Home Park or New Pines Holiday Home Park

palladian bridge, bath

Located in the beautiful landscaped gardens of Prior Park, which is a hidden gem of peace amongst the bustling city of Bath. This romantic escape boasts magnificent views of the city below, created by philanthropist Ralph Allen to compliment his huge mansion on the Bath skyline, he requested the beautiful bridge build in 1755. The ancient bridge was fully restored in 1995, including the 18th Century graffiti, to create the perfect place for a unique and stunning place to propose to your better half. Bath is one of the most historic and beautiful cities in the UK, the perfect place to propose and celebrate with your partner!

Accommodation Nearby: Bath Mill Lodge Retreat

Lake District, Cumbria

One of the most beautiful places in Great Britain, the best place for a proposal in the UK while being surrounded by breath taking scenery, magical forests, mesmerising sunsets, rolling hills and cosy log cabins. Take a stroll in the nature around you and pick one of the many secluded areas to pop the question, or enjoy a dip in a hot tub at Keswick Reach Lodge Retreat, and take the plunge while soaking in hot bubbles and being surrounded by the beautiful Cumbrian scenery. The Lake District is the perfect place for a truly unique proposal, one that you can tailor to you and your partner like no other.

Accommodation Nearby: Keswick Reach Lodge Retreat

Hele Bay, Devon

Fast gaining the reputation as one of the ‘most romantic places in the UK’, Hele Bay in Devon is a stunning location to make a beautiful memory with your loved one. Beach Cove Coastal Retreat has played host to a few wonderful proposals since opening in 2013, located along the Cliffside of Hele Bay and in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, our quirky accommodation lends itself to the romance of the area. With many of our beach hut accommodations over looking the stunning Hele Bay having hot tubs, you can make your proposal surrounded by hot bubbles with the sound of the waves lapping at the beach.

Accommodation Nearby: Beach Cove Coastal Retreat

So if you’re planning on proposing this year these are our top 5 unique places to propose, but really anywhere you decide to propose will be memorable for you both, but a hot tub never hurts!

Happy Proposals!

The East Somerset Railway is a fantastic day out for all the family in Cranmore, Somerset. Our own beautiful location in Somerset, Cheddar Woods Resort & Spa is a wonderful family destination and only a short drive away from the East Somerset Railway.

history

The railway has a rich history and was originally used for cargo and passengers back in 1855, but ceased to transport people in 1963. By 1967 artist David Shepard had bought two steam trains and was looking for somewhere to store them. Having looked at 31 sites, David Shepard realised the huge potential at Cranmore, and along with friends purchased the site. By the end of 1973 the East Somerset Railway was opened to the general public.

what’s on

You can enjoy a fantastic steam engine train ride and watch the Mendip Hills speed past the window in a classic form of transportation. There is also an Engine Shed Walk through tour available and a small museum where you can learn all about the evolution of the stream engine locomotive. Have a look at the charming signal box and miniature railway, both of which are only open on selected days so make sure to check the website if these are what you are looking for.

There is also a shop on-site where you can purchase or just browse through a range of books, DVDs, toys and souvenirs. Make sure to grab a bite to eat at the onside café, or bring your own and settle in the grass picnic area next to the outdoor children’s play area; the perfect place for your little ones can climb to their hearts content, as well as there being additional picnic tables by the miniature railway.

train journeys

There are many events and special train journeys throughout the year at the East Somerset Railway, from delicious dining trains such as the Sunday Lunch Train, to the perfectly delectable High Tea Train, where you can even have a glass of Prossecco. You can even book a fun Driver Experience day, where you will experience the thrills of driving and firing a steam locomotive, this is a particularly physical day but oh so rewarding when you’re steaming through the Mendip Hills. Be sure to check with the East Somerset Railway to make sure it’s right for you.

For the festive season East Somerset Railway have a whole month planned with a Santa’s Grotto Train, where all the little ones can meet Father Christmas, and the adults can indulge in a glass of mulled wine and a mince pie. There will be additional entertainers, including face painters, to help keep everyone busy while waiting to see the jolly fellow himself!

So whatever the time of year the East Somerset Railway will be a fun-filled family day out!

Favourite walking trails in and around Wareham, explore the beautiful region by foot

Wareham Forest Lodge Retreat is brand new for 2017. Nestled in the magical Dorset woodland, it’s the perfect escape where you can relax and de-stress from the daily grind.

Return to nature at Wareham Forest Lodge Retreat where the local area is filled with walking paths ranging from coastal trails to country ambles. There is quite simply Wareham Forest walks for everyone. I’ve come up with the top 4 walking trails around Wareham that are all close to our brand new luxurious location, which offers fabulous accommodation in a magical setting.

the two rivers walk

These short circular trails follow footpaths along the Frome and Piddle Rivers. Surrounded by Purbeck’s wetlands, which are relatively undiscovered, you can marvel at the nature around you. The wetlands support up to 20,000 birds in the winter, as well as water voles, salmon, trout and even otters, so keep your eyes peeled for all the wildlife on your walk! The Two Rivers Walk in Wareham is three miles long and if you decide to take a winter walk in Wareham, then wellies are the best way to go. For any other time of year walking boots are recommended as some places may be a little muddy even in the summer.

the Wareham town walls walk

This is a popular Wareham walking trail on the walls surrounding the town. The walls date back to the 9th Century, originally being built by the Saxons to defend from Viking attacks, it surrounds the town on three sides. The wall is now grassy earth mounds surrounding the town that you can walk up to the top and follow the 1 mile trail around the town, with benches to have a picnic along the way and beautiful views of the River Piddle.

the commoners way

This walking trail starts only a 10 minute drive from Wareham Forest Lodge Retreat, with it starting and finishing in Kingston while taking you to the beautiful Corfe Castle and back. This 5 mile circular walking trail starts at St James’ Church in Kingston and takes you through the town, countryside and Corfe Castle village and back. There are lots of places to eat lunch or stop off and have some afternoon tea along the route, as well as there being a number 40 bus service that connects Kingston to Corfe Castle, meaning you can catch the bus to the castle and walk back, or the other way around, if you didn’t fancy the full 5 mile trek.

the Wareham way

This is a long distance walking trail in Wareham, being 13 miles from Wareham to Sturminster Marshall and walk through the less well known, beautiful landscapes of north Purbeck and East Dorset. Along the walk you will enjoy stunning views, shady glades, troves of wildlife and even have an Iron Age hill fort to explore! Start the trail at the beautiful Wareham Quay, with plenty of stop off points for a picnic, follow the gravel paths and public rights of way including stiles and gates along the long distance walking trail. As the Wareham Way walking trail is so long, you don’t have to do all of it, you can join and leave at any point to enjoy the most spectacular country views.

So why not book a holiday at Wareham Forest Lodge Retreat, relax and de-stress while getting back to nature in the magical woodland and Dorset countryside. The many Wareham walking trails will have you exploring the region at your own pace and in a beautiful setting, all while retiring back to brand new, luxurious accommodation.

Happy Exploring Ladies & Gents!