Best arcade in Hunstanton,collect tickets instead of money and swap them for prizes. Cafe inside…read moreaswell.

great although spent most of the time upstairs bowling was fantastic lovely food lovely customer…read moreservice fab for all the family!

Golden Sands Amusements (Harvey's) is a fantastic little business situated next to the Hunstanton…read morebeach. The arcade machines are in excellent condition and are fair unlike some you can encounter. It is colourful and loud, just as children like it. The road has parking space as well which makes thing seven better. For those wanting to visit Golden Sands, it has its very own car park. For little kids, they can race in karts outside. Golden Sands also has a cash machine and an over 18's slot section. Collect tickets and win prizes hanging on the ceiling. I went for a Super Mario toy. Worth a visit if you are in New Hunstanton.

Great, small, family run amusement arcade who have managed to make up it's lack of space with lots…read moreof well-maintained entertainment machines. Have done well to survive the tough economic climate recently, and it's a credit to them that they haven't shut their doors though closing times have got a little earlier in recent years. Compared to the larger 'Vegas' next door, it has a much better atmosphere and is a good place to spend a night out in Hunstanton

Went last summer and this is deffinately the best place to go in Skeggy. Happy Holidays.read more

Lovely little pier on the Skegness seafront. It used to be much longer, but was thrashed by storms…read moreso often they just gave up. As it is, still a nice place to hang out and unwind in good weather. There's a "casino" attached (as always, open only in the high season), but there's no café on the pier as such, but several pubs are available in the area (about a five minute walk from the pier). In contrast with the cheap amusements nearby, this is a nicely quiet place.

INCREDIBLE. Reviewing on my restaurant till i yelp. Service was great. Quality was incredible…read more Value must be 10 kagillion dollarinos.

Campaigners fought for years to get Spout Yard recognised and then turned into a park, and what a…read morejob they have done - it's a total asset to the town. It's transformed an area of waste ground into a pretty, sun-trap park complete with an outdoor theatre, childrens' play areas, picnic tables and a little refreshments stall. It's humbling that this facility is staffed by volunteers, and funded by donations. We are lucky enough to live within easy walking distance of Spout Yard and spend a lot of time there in warmer weather. There are sheltered spots for parents to lie in the shade while their children play, and the park is adjacent to a shallow part of the river Lud, where children can paddle when it's hot. It's a gated park, and feels very safe; it's also maintained beautifully. Can't praise it enough.

Ali was really insightful and knowledgeable is the reptile ranger room. Quite helpful. He gave us…read moredetailed answers to our questions on our bearded dragon. The sanctuary was bigger than I originally thought. We had such a great time there. Would recommend for friends, family and couples too.

It can be rather expensive, but if you look you can usually find some vouchers giving tickets free…read morewhen you buy another. Its well located on the sea front and its a great place for children and others to see the underwater world. All fish are well described and you can spend as much time as you want milling around the tanks. The seal hospital is a very useful thing for the area as it protects the seals in the area if they need help. If the food in the cafe isn't your thing then there are plenty of other options around ouside the centre. Its well worth a visit and can be very interseting, education and fun too.

Since Rushmoor opened a few years ago it has steadily grown in popularity thanks to the friendly…read moreowners, the clever set-up (there are childrens' toys, a bouncy castle and a play area next to the cafe - genius!) and the attraction of the animals themselves. Rushmoor is a farm park with tea rooms - there are sheep, ducks, goats, horses and hens outside, and inside there are rabbits, owls, chinchillas, guinea pigs and all manner of small, scrabbly animals to keep children entranced. Rushmoor have a fantastic party room, which can be hired for a small fee, and they also provide party food from the tea rooms so it's an excellent venue for a children's party. Although the one we had there was blighted by near-constant rain! It's not really a place to visit when there's rain

My mum has taken my eldest daughter here on several occassions and loves the place (as does my…read moredaughter). It's very close to Louth, so not as far to travel as somewhere like Rand Farm, and its very reasonably priced. There are loads of animals to see and the people who run the farm are extremely friendly. My daughter actually fed the lambs on one of her visits and still talks about it to this day. I suppose its only criticism would be its smallness, but this could be considered a good thing too. It's a shame that more people don't go there to be honest.

Thought it was expensive to get in £30 for three of us + £17 for sandwiches and a drink…read more Tip: Take your own pack-up instead of eating there.

A great day out for kids, animals to feed and tractors to ride…read more Entry is not expensive and there's enough to keep you occupied for a full day.

We had a family outing to this zoo, not the easiest place to find in deepest darkest Fens of…read moreLincolnshire but the sat nav got us there along some VERY bumpy but absolutely dead straight roads. (They have a free bus which picks you up and drops you in Skegness if you're holidaying there) The signage when we first entered was not very clear I had to ask a young reception what deals they did and he didn't quite understand. Anyway, they did the usual two plus two family deals plus we had two other kids and it all came to about £35 The obviously new entrance is very smart with a permanent' 'tent like cover with chairs under it for eating and coffees etc. The new restaurant ahd loads of space and was very reasonably priced with the kids all having some kind of special milk shake only £1.50 each and me the Mrs having a nice Latte for about £3.20 for two cups. An essential is to buy at least one bag of monkey nuts(only 50p a bag) and lots of millet seeds as you are actively encouraged to feed a lot of the birds as you go round. The Parrott zoo is actually a sanctuary for birds which have either outlived their owners are are no longer wanted. There are literally hundreds of different parrots. I can't remember all the names but one huge enclosure must have over a hundred what 'Macaws' in it all screaming to be fed with the nuts you've bought. They will take the nuts out of your hand and they call out 'Hello' and all the other parrot phrases. Another huge aviary has a massive collection of African grey parrots which are just as keen to be fed. It's great interactive stuff and my teenage kids LOVED it . they went round three times and cost me a fortune in nuts but well worth it. They had to be dragged out at the end. There was a large walk through aviary which had loads of smaller birds and parrots in it. A couple of these came and sat on my shoulders and took peanuts from me but were really nice and just cleared off once they had been fed. Another bird undid the shoe laces on my shoes (kids though it was great as every one else got left alone!) . great fun There are all sorts of other parrots in the zoo as well as those I have mentioned. As well as birds there's also animals. A favourite with the kids was the Lemur enclosure, they are totally oblivious to humans and play around like no-ones there. It's the same in the impressive Meerkat pen where a huge family played while one Meerkat kept guard atop a purpose built security tower. This was a great afternoon out. We were in there about two hours and it really does leave you with great memories