If you've ever worked in a place where the health and safety team seem so far gone over the edge of…read morecautious insanity you suspect they wear gloves and goggles to boil a kettle, you'll relish climbing to the top of the sandstone cliffs of Runcorn Hill. There are no safety rails and the few warning signs that have been nailed up are indifferent at best, meaning there's nothing physically stopping you from standing on the precipice and peeking over the edge. It's a thrill I can tells ya. Who would have thought anything with the word 'Runcorn' in its name could be so exciting? Used as a sandstone quarry for centuries, the nature reserve is now a quiet corner of the Mersey estuary where you can gawp at the magnificent vistas or be talked down by police. The views are extraordinary. You can see everything north of the river as easily as if you just had your chin placed on a map. Because the actual location is a bastard to find, on account of all roadways' talent of whisking you away from it just as you're getting close, Runcorn Hill remains something you won't expect to find in the area, a hidden treasure.

Great place for kids - little zoo with small farm animals a few chipmunks lots of chickens and…read morepeacocks. There is a crazy golf here and a pitch and put range which is sort of like a mini golf for the adults - nice place for a walk around. Cafe was ok it did the job but being a coffee fan i wouldn't rate it.

One of Warrington's Jewels (That we may be about to loose)…read more Best visited out of peek times. There is something for everyone. I like it for the scenery and natural surroundings. There's a cafe', formal gardens, open spaces, band stand, crazy golf, pitch and put. A great place to walk in Autumn and Winter. They did have a regular farmers market but there seems to be an hiccup at present. There's also a kids zoo.

Absolutely terrible place. Took my daughter for her 8th birthday. Never visiting again. Staff are…read morenice and helpful, but my main gripe is the prices. Absolutely shocking. Just over £40 for 2 games with 4 adults and a child which given we were there for just under an hour is disgusting. No offer to give us a 3rd game or anything for the birthday girl to make it feel special. When on the lane, we were approached by a friendly young man who offered us drinks. I asked for 2 small cokes and a lemonade - no prices were offered. He went and got the drinks, upon his return he asked for £5.55. For small cup drinks with no ice or anything that is absolute extortion. Putting this in perspective, a similarly sized drink in McDonalds costs 99p and has ice and tastes like the real thing. This tasted like rola cola. Then there was the dry ice sprayed over the lanes, this gave me a sore throat. Theres the repetition of cheesy One Direction-esque songs on repeat at such a high volume it was difficult to speak at a normal volume. Terrible experience.

sorry people. but. this LA BOWL i dont really recommend going to play in it…read more its big. has its own bar etc. mini arcade area. however dont be fooled by the looks. it looks amazing inside. but when u start bowling u will see why i say that. the lanes are too small. the lanes dont go smooth. I AGREE that it needs a refurbishment. coming from sheffield, we have a HOLLYWOOD bowl. which is better. and i would recommend that more than this one. but doesnt mean travel all the way to sheffield just to have a bowling game. lol

A little know gem of Warrington with bucket loads of history attached. It's got 2 main areas, open…read moregrass land and the willow marshes. Great dog walking area.

This is a wonderful, natural environment. Excellent for those who like to walk away from all the…read moretraffic and noise, but still be in contact with civilisation. It can be accessed from Farrell Street or Manchester Road (via Peacock Avenue) and has some pathways laid out, suitable for wheelchairs or buggies. Once again, it is often necessary to watch out for bicyclists, but most are very courteous here. The odd kids on stolen and/or illegal motorcycles are not. Contrary to popular knowledge of the law, these are not legal on what used to be called common land and still need a license, tax and insurance - none of which they have. Rant over! Just off the laid paths is a quite large area which is the actual twiggery - water and marshland completely enclosed in shrubbery which is more akin to jungle than parkland. The authorities have had built raised, wooden walkways throughout this area without destroying the natural aspects - it is possible to see all manner of animal and birdlife if one is quiet enough. I have watched heron fishing in the pond near the entrance as well as kingfishers and wagtails. On St George's Day, we usually manage to pick enough dandelions for the next year's dandelion wine - more than two gallons some years.

This riding school is AMAZING Ive been riding here for 7 years and I love it. All the staff are…read morefriendly and the horses and ponies are lovely xx

Wigg Island is so worth a visit each time we go there we see something different.Living locally…read morethere is no need to go far for a breath of fresh air,as the seasons change so do the natural attractions.During our recent snowy weather it was an ideal place for an invigorating walk. Many thanks to all staff that maintain the area a worthwhile job.

Really enjoyed the launch party for this car simulator. The adults and the kids equally enjoyed the…read moreevent boys and girls and I think because they race against each other and not a computer makes it more fun especially for those winning the medals! The owner is a great bloke who really wants you to have a good time. The party decor also helped the mood a life size cut out Stig and other chequererd flag decorations was just brilliant. A great party idea for all ages.

I went along to the launch of this car simulator event and it was brilliant. All the kids had a…read moregreat time but as an adult I also really enjoyed it! I could tell that there was assiatcne for those people who had never driven versus those who thought they were pretty hot! To see the look on the kids faces when they won medals was fantastic. I thought the party decorations also helped the whole mood of the event the ferrari flag, the life size Stig etc. My husband has a special birthday coming up and I hope to book MBW Party Racing for it!