Loved this place! It's a perfect place to take a toddler on a rainy day. It's very well…read moreconstructed and has plenty of granny and grandpa seating outside the play structure. There is a small fee for adults, I suppose to dissuade from bringing four adults with one child, like we did. It's not ideal but becoming more common with places like that.

4 stars because I wish the website or their facebook page would let you know what attractions are…read moreclosed, besides the obvious. That being said this park is very educational and fun for kids. There's Stone Age stone race ( like 4 wheelers but fitted out for safety) a few different out door play areas, dinosaur trail that features Fiberglas life-sized dinosaurs, when hot outside there's a splash pad, and then out door Safari. He best part by far was in indoor play Center! I even had a blast running around it with my kids. The slides, ball pit play area for under 5 , all of it was so much fun! I want to get a Seasons pass just for the play area! You are able to purchase food in the play area and they have a nice selection for a picky eaters. If you happen to find yourself in the area I highly recommend stoping by, even if it's bad weather!

Kids (and adults!) will absolutely love this place whether or not they are into dinosaurs. We have…read moretwo young girls who are not but enjoyed a very full day out here. The adventure playground at the beginning is brilliant and has equipment for the little ones as well as catering for bigger children who will love the giant climb-o-saurus. Trampolines, crazy golf and go-karts are nearby too. If you can tear them away from this then the Dinosaur trail is great. It is a lovely walk through the trees discovering dinosaurs as you go. The brontosaurus is particularly impressive. There are animals too, a dino dig sand area and lots more. This place is well worth the entry price as there is so much to see and do, never feels too busy and you will have happy exhausted children by the end of the day!

A great place to spend some time with younger children…read more I would NOT recommend actually buying a pet from there, no matter how cute they might be. There is no record kept of the genetics of the pets they sell. If they wanted more locals to visit regularly, they should think about introducing an 'annual pass' scheme.

This is a very popular family attraction. Parrots, Pigs, Goats, Geese, Mice, Meerkats, Sheep,…read moreSnakes and a whole lot more beautiful animals await you at Pets Corner. Pets Corner is fun and educational for young minds and adults alike. Reasonable value and affordable kids activity. If you are on holiday in the area or live local then a visit to Pets Corner will pass many a happy hour. You can then spend even more time at the park next door which is free. Don't forget to pay for the car park. Watch out for the boystrous goats that will knock youngsters off their feet. There is another review page for this attraction

The Boating Lake and Tea Room is the epitome of quaint…read more Walking past the pier and (sadly) through a car park, the boating lake is a lovely area - a tea room at one end and, when we visited, a vintage fair at the other. In the middle of all this is, shockingly, a boating lake; little hand paddle boats are available for children to splash around in, so when you're enjoying your cup of tea you can watch children race about and get mad when they end up going around in circles. There aren't any menus on the tables, presumably in case they get blown away, so the initial ordering process was quite stressful; cakes are on display, but nothing else. We sat quite far away from the actual team room, surrounded by planters, and took in the unusual amount of sunshine. This meant that, when our food and drinks were ready, we had to heard the cries of "Queen of Spades" (the playing card we were given) numerous times before they noticed us flapping our hands around to get their attention. Perhaps a new system should be put in place? Or they just need to pay a touch more attention, as we did tell them which table we were at. We tucked into toasties and sandwiches, and one shared sausage roll. Everything was served up with pringles and a bowl of side salad. I shared cheese & onion and ham, tomato & cheese toastie with the other half, both of which were tasty - simple, but effective. There's nothing outstanding about the food, but it's a nice spot away from the centre to try out if you fancy something new.

From the owner: This traditional seaside boating lake has children's paddleboats for hire. A 1940s-style tea hut…read moreserves light lunches, cream teas, ice cream and made-to-order sandwiches. Fresh flowers, Lloyd Loom Chairs and plenty of magazines to read also feature. Other facilities Cream Tea island where you can view an amazing selection of wild life, and a model boat pond, which is full of fascinating boats on regatta days. A 9 hole crazy golf course, well behaved Dogs on leads are welcome.

The best place for kids reasonable prices amazing food party's are brilliant quality and it's so…read morefun too so much to do here my little brothers and I loved this place when I was a kid and I'll be sure to take my little one when he's old enough

Excellent indoor play area with seperate areas for toddlers and babies in clear sight of…read morecomfortable sofa's, there is also an extensive hard seating area with tables. The food and drink is reasonably priced and of reasonable quality.

Fantastic indoor play area, one of the best around (and we have been to quite a few!). It is huge…read morewith bumpy slides, soft balls you can fire to hit targets, a small bouncy castle area, and spinning pole. There is also a disco type dark room with swirling lights, a smaller area for under 2's, and another area for playing house with dressing up clothes and a book corner. We have often gone on one of their toddler mornings and paid next to nothing to get in. They also have free drinks and biscuits for the children then, as well as a complimentary tea or coffee for an accompanying adult. Plus, they put on a small craft activity as well. You are quite welcome to stay beyond the time the session ends so we have often stayed for lunch and carried on in the afternoon. You can't bring your own food in but they have a fair choice at a fair price on offer. The best thing from an adult perspective is that they have lots of lovely comfortable sofas near the play areas so you can keep an eye while relaxing for five minutes!. A great place and I imagine brilliant for kids parties too.

Don't let your year slip by without a visit to this regions biggest and best theme park,…read morePleasurewood Hills. This 50-acre park is set in beautiful coastal parkland and ideally situated at Lowestoft but only just 10 minutes south of Great Yarmouth. Celebrating their 25th Anniversary in 2008 the park has all the ingrediants for a great day out and they really do have something for all members of the family and all groups whether young or just young at heart. From adrenalin-fuelled white knuckled thrill rides and coasters like Enigma, Wizzy Dizzy and Thunder Struck to white-water family favourites that are guaranteed to 'cool you off' including Timber Falls and Wave Beaker. There's even a great selection of of fun rides for the smallest adventurers. Be sure to explore the heart of the park - 'Main Street' and it's unique, interactive maritime theme!

You sometimes forget about this when you live so close!…read more A good day out with plenty to do, although it would be nice for locals to be able to buy and "Annual Pass" like we do for Legoland.

If you have children up to the age of about eight I can bet that Pettitts will hit the spot for…read morethem! There are animals and fun rides such as the Flying Elephants (not real of course!), Spinning Teacups, a Pirate Ship, Merry-go-round, a mini roller-coaster, car and train rides, bouncy castle, crazy golf etc etc Our kids, aged 3 and 5 absolutely love it! It's their favourite place to go for a day out. There are a few animals to see, not loads but they do add another dimension. They usually have a petting session in the afternoon and our children have enjoyed bottle-feeding a calf and little goats, and handling a baby tortoise, lizard, snakes and ferrets as well as the more obvious choices like guinea pigs and rabbits. They also have shows in the theatre with Bubbly Bingo the Clown. May not be everyone's cup of tea but the kids are certainly entertained! Entry price is very reasonable and if you go at the beginning of the summer season then you can go again as many times as you like for the rest of the season and get in for half price (just hang on to your receipt!). After October half-term they are only open for weekends until Christmas but of course you do get to see the red-suited man himself and his reindeers! The best thing of all about Pettitts though is that there are virtually never any queues for the rides. You may have to wait five minutes in high season but that is all. Quite often my children have got off a ride, run round to the start and gone straight on again! Fantastic!

This is a great place for all the family from toddlers to the older members of the family. It is…read moreeasy to spend the whole day here and there is so much to do. There is a fair ground, a petting zoo, as well as a good selection of animals to look at. The price is very good considering how much there is to do here.

A great amusement arcade right on the seafront, what could be better! Arcades for everyone, 2p…read moremachine for the kids and slot machines for the bigger kids, great location and great family fun!