half term holidays

karren

hi am thinking of going to Sundersfoot for half term starting 29th oct, does anyone have any tips etc of what we can do there if its rain???????

Rachie_B

hmmm not much in saundersfoot itself

theres soft play place in Tenby though called ocean commotion http://www.visitpembrokeshire.com/attractions_display.asp?categoryID=1

pavlovs_dog

where will you be travelling from?

ella2002

We went to Folly Farm in the Summer some indoors stuff. feeding animals, etc. Saved Tesco's vouchers for this. A lot better if you can get outside. There is an aquarium in Tenby but felt it wasn't worth the money, very small, no toilets etc.

Rachie_B

yeah actually folly farm IS doable in the rain https://www.folly-farm.co.uk

we went for my sons bday one year and it was pi55ing down !!!

but you have the fair and the barns etc inside so its not too bad

also just dig out the wellies and waterproofs and you are a way

also as its halloween they sometimes have lil things going on for the kids ,and the most yummy homemade soups in the cafe opposite the shop .think its called henrys cafe !

crompton

grab a bag of chips and enjoy the arcades lol:P or just look around the shops

Janepig

I always thought half terms were the same across wales, but this year Carmarthenshire have got theirs on (I think) 23rd October, but Swansea and Neath are a week later. Is this usual?

Jxx

Rachie_B

i know its well weird this year !

we are the week after aswell, Monday 30th
I'm in Bridgend

homersimpson_3

look around this site for ideas -
http://www.visitpembrokeshire.com
they have a key for which attractions you can do if wet weather
e.g. http://www.visitpembrokeshire.com/attractions_display.asp?categoryID=4
see under facilities key (last one)- on right hand side of web page.
also contact welsh tourist board for ideas- you may even get some vouchers to reduce costs.
if you're staying in a caravan may be worth taking a couple of board games, little puzzle books, colouring books etc- perharps bottle of wine.

kscour

Folly farm is brill and they have a new indoor play area that grown ups can go on as well (designed for grown ups to go on I should say - no more getting my bum stuck in a tyre)
In Tenby - Ocean Commotion - indoor play area, also does good food and has room for the grown ups to sit down and have a coffee. Last time I went they did a special meal deal for the kids which included a voucher for a free toy on the way out.
Heatherton is good for sporty activities and has a soft play area for young kids - but not really wet weather idea.
Crystal Maze & Cannaston Bowl are good as well - not my cup of tea but I still enjoyed myself.
Good selection of castles to pick from in the area - some are more open to the elements than others though!
Lots to do just depends on what you enjoy doing and age range

jiblets1

I'd go for Heatherton too - loads to do.
And Oakwood of course.