Bowlplex is down a small road just off North Farm industrial estate, in Knights Park Leisure…read moreComplex, along with a cinema, a few pubs and leisure centre. Really good for a night out with friends and family as its so much fun and prices are ok, it was about a fiver per game last time I went which was early last year. Theres a bar, drinks are relatively expensive. A little place to sit to have something to eat, a DJ booth with a little dance floor, a mini arcade with the famous dancemat, and of course the Pool Hall. You must be 18 or over to go into the hall after 7pm, which has around 10 tables in it. After 9pm the lights go down, the music is turned up and the lanes are lit with funky disco lights, and it all turns into a little party. Also, any under 18s must be accompanied by an adult. There are 24 lanes, and more often than not will all be full, so remember to book in advance so as not to be disappointed.

I came here with a group of friends ready to tackle mountain biking! None of us had ever been here…read morebefore and so, for some strange reason everyone decided that they wanted to do the most difficult trail... Because that's what first-timers do and especially men who want to prove their masculinity. My God it was difficult, exhausting and possibly the most exercise I've done in my life! I was sweaty, I was muddy and wet but it was fun. I feel I would have enjoyed it more had we done one of the less difficult routes first and will not be so ambitious next time. Also, my bottom was so sore for days afterwards! Bicycle seats are brutal... And I had a gel cushion on mine. One of the bikes broke on our way through the trails and had to wait ages for someone to come out and deliver a working bike to us... But not sure if that's something to do with the quality of the bike or that this particular person on the bike kept trying to change gears far too quickly and too impatient to let the bike adjust. Will find out in 4 days when I give it another go! Adios.

Can't praise this place enough. It is awesome place for kids to come to play or cycle…read more One thing to note is the queue for drinks or food is huge (there is only one place to go for it) so it is worth bringing your own

Pinetum is a really beautiful place of nature in Kent. It was somewhere I visited as a child and…read morehave revisited as an adult, and it's still as nice as ever. It has lots of tall pine trees, colourful rhododendrons and beautiful greenery. This place is full of life and beauty and I love going here to soak up and enjoy all that nature energy. There are lots of twists and turns here as you walk through, making the park interesting. Pinetum is a good place for nature lovers, families wanting a day out, people wanting to give their dog a bit of an adventure (although they have to be kept on a lead). A lovely lovely place and well worth a visit.

Bedgbury National Pinetum is a forestry commission site that is a great place to visit all year…read moreround. There is loads to do there including nature hikes, cycle tracks around the forest and there is even a Go Ape there which is lots of fun. There is a visitors centre where you can hire every type of bike from a childs bike to a tandum. You can also hire a adult bike with a small child one attached so all the family can ride together. There is a café where you can purchase drinks, sandwiches and ice creams but I felt they were a bit expensive. Perhaps better to take a picnic!

I started fly fishing here after attending a one-day introductory course with my son. I can highly…read morerecommend the course - by the afternoon you are on the banks of the lake casting 'fluff' (flies without hooks). I've been back with a mate for a couple of evening fishing sessions - if you trace the roads around the lake you can find car parks which are free and avoid any crowds. Still no fish as yet...

I absolutely love this place, although I haven't been recently. It's where I spent much of my…read morechildhood with my family - coming here to enjoy the big open green space, the huge reservoir, the trees and the wildlife. There are little rabbits everywhere, and they were always my favourite reason for coming here as a small boy! It's possible to walk around the entire reservoir - which is around a 13 mile walk. It's really really beautiful and relaxing - and a good bit of exercise too. For those into boats and being on the reservoir, there are lots of people sailing on the water. For the kids there's an adventure playground. There's something for everyone.

The reviews from 8/9 years ago looked good, but. ..... many of the attractions were closed the day…read morewe got there. Admittedly we got there on s rainy day. the 4d attraction was broken, many of the rides were in disrepair or looking very dated and the animals were nowhere to be seen. We ended up staying inside the cafe area so our son could play in safety.

Something for everybody here! Neil Young gig? Check. Mighty Boosh gig? Check. Weddings? Check. The…read morefantastically preposterous War & Peace show where a bunch of middle aged nellies wear camouflage gear & bullet belts John Rambo style and drive their (seriously!!!) armoured trucks into nearby Paddock Wood for 'rations'? Yessir!!!!!