Newly remodelled and busy with lots of kids. Toddler area is fenced. Jesus Green stretches around…read morefor good running and playing. There's a skate park nearby too. Daddy need to play too? The Fort St. George pub is just down river.

Wonderful place to spend a couple of hours on a nice day. make sure you are there for one of the…read moreflying demonstrations 12, 2 and 4 (not 4pm not done in the darker months). Flying demonstration was really good, getting up close and personal with the birds and even having them take food from your ow gloved hand. The staff were knowledgeable and friendly.

The foundation its self is a lovely place to go, very informative, with live displays and a small…read morecafe and gift shop. A majority of the staff are very pleasent except for the owner. She is bloody awful, rude and bad tempered. She ruined it fir us and that us why they only get a 2 star rating!

We went on the 45-50 minute boat ride. Our guide was very knowledgeable as well as telling us some…read moreinteresting stories of the rivalries between the various colleges at Cambridge university. I thought it was a bit pricey, but we are glad we did this.

Punting is definitely not as easy as it appears. This is why I give Scudamore a poor rating. We…read moreliterally got zero/nada/zip instructions before being pushed off. Once we were adrift, I had no idea even how to steer and resorted to asking other nearby punters for instructions. So after finally figuring out just enough to move down the canal, we came across some low hanging branches. While going under the branches, the pole became caught. Rather than letting it go (as I should have had I received proper instructions), I lost my balance trying to save the pole and took a plunge, with my iPhone in my pocket. It was pretty embarrassing as it was graduation week and bunch of people looking on. Fortunately it was easy enough to climb back on without tipping my family into the canal in the process and I managed to salvage a little dignity by punting around for another 20 minutes or so. But it certainly wouldn't be something I'd ever do again. So because of their utter lack of concern or care, I lost some dignity and the use of my iPhone for the rest of the trip, had to travel back to London completely soaking wet, have to fix or replace my phone. What else could I have asked for?

Nice place. Folks were playing games, relaxing, sleeping.. There was even a small fair setting up…read more What a nice gather place for everyone.

I really don't know what to say, it's not even a park, it's a bit of grass intersected with…read moreconcrete paths. Has some history if you like that, I'm guessing if you chose to come to Cambridge you probably do. It's pleasant. - for grass. If you're 'doing' parkers piece, come with all the info and a football. Expect it to last five mins, unless you want to frequent some of the eateries to the side (behind regents street), and get take out. - however there are better , nicer, more attractive (real) parks where you won't get a football in your face while picnicking.

I've attended multiple karate clubs in the past so picking one that I liked was always a challenge…read moreand quite intimidating at times but Zoku karate have welcomed me like family. Since day 1 I have been taken back by all the support and attention I've received coming in as a stranger who was taught a different style. Having an instructor remember my name and introducing me to everyone at the start of the lesson seems quite standard for day 1, but to have an instructor watch over and providing 1-1 tuition on things I was unfamiliar with throughout the lesson made the transition really easy and I quickly realised how much value for money I was getting . A year on and I can safely say I have settled in well with the other students and have no regrets joining the club. The club participates in competitions and tournaments each year so are great for branching out and meeting more of the local karate community. They also host guest instructors on special events so you really get a range of teachings and lessons to learn from, keeping it fresh and new. They also have lots of gear; pads and protection for freestyle fighting - a personal favourite of mine - which really lets you learn self defence in a safe and controlled manner. Overall I am very proud to wear their badge on my gi and look forward to a bright future progressing with the club.

This serves as reply to the rebuff received to my original review. Again, sadly, the interaction…read morereceived from the club is below an adequate standard. The way we are being addressed is unprofessional and the information enlisted incorrect. To clarify, the review is for the club in general, not the specific location, as the instructors are the same. 1) The uniform was worn on every single occasion as soon as it was provided to us, however the emblem needed to be sewn on, which indeed had a delay. My son missed wearing the belt ONCE, as we accidentally left this at home having rushed out of the house to ensure we were on time. We sent it in with him on all other occasions, because the very first day we received the uniform my son was told this needed to be put on by the instructors as it needs to be done a certain way, so we always (apart from the one occasion) carried belt in hand. When I mentioned this, we were told my son was wrong, as parents can put the belt on too, but that if we struggled, they could do it themselves, so we put belt on ourselves from then on. 2) the passport photo was indeed never provided, we apologised as we didn't realise just how crucial it was (was only mentioned once that it was a 'law' requirement, note, no reference to the point in law was provided to us to back this claim up). 3) the payment issue was a misunderstanding as communication from club unclear, which we have apologised for as well (tried at least, because, as per the tone of their reply to our review attests to, the verbal conversation from them was abusive in return, completely ignoring what we were trying to say) 4) What professional uses the words 'dumped the child and ran'? Very shameful. I would have respectfully expressed myself this way 'dropped the child off'. No-one ran, my husband dropped my son off and left as always, parents are not allowed to watch. We collected him before the session finished, as we were told he could not participate because of the missed payment as the insurance does not cover him. I have yet to see such clause. We were then kicked out and blamed for having ruined the class for everyone. Unbelievable. Note, we were told we could do a quick transfer payment and just as we were about to rectify our payment misunderstanding were told my son could not do the class anyway and that we had to pick him up. We should have been told this from the start and then we could have picked him up early. 5) Thee was no abusive email, but it's true, we expressed our disappoint and relayed exactly what the instructor on the phone had been telling us, so the original instructor can be aware. We were not told to leave politely, they used words such as 'we're done' and 'we've had enough' among others and told never to come back (in front of our 7 year old son), kicking my ostracised son out, who then came home and told us, his parents (by this point very upset), that he was told he could not practice and could not come back because we have not paid (Note again, we had mistakenly missed ONE payment, that we wanted to rectify immediately, but were attacked instead). Again, no accountability on their part. Very disappointing And the mannerism paints a thousand pictures.

This is a nice little place. When you arrive, you can spend some time looking around at the various…read morethings that you can paint, like plates, cups, pots and ornaments. Then they have various tables set up with paints etc. You take your item and paint it. It is better to put quite a thick layer of paint on, because once its been glazed, thin areas of paint sometimes show the clay underneath. They have to be left to pick up later on in the week, so they can be glazed. They also do childrens parties. It is quite expensive for an afternoon out.

This is a lovely place to take children. They can decorate their own pottery, creating a lovely…read morekeepsake or gift. You can have your baby or child's hand or foot prints made in a clay block or printed on to a paint, which is the perfect way to save the memory of how tiny they are! I love this place

Knebworth house, gardens and park is a brilliant family day out. The grounds are huge, the gardens…read moreare interesting, and the house is beautiful. You can park the car by the house and gardens, and also at the bottom of the park. For the kids, there is a huge adventure playground (best to do this on the way out as it's right at the bottom of the park, miles from the house and gardens), which has a good range of play equipment for pretty much any age range. In the summer they have a free bouncy castle too. The gardens are seperated into different areas, and it is all very well signposted so you won't get lost. The dinosaur garden is really good, and the kitchen garden smells heavenly in the right seasons. There is a fun maze too. The house itself is really beautiful, and you can pay extra to have tours. I could go on forever explaining everything here, but I won't. Rest assured it is well worth the entrance fee. The cafe is really expensive so take a picnic!

You can hold kids parties here and they are great fun and well worth the money but book well in…read moreadvance, they also hold a preschool session which has some soft play. The gym is well equipped if looking for a local gym club to enrol in

Excellent gymnastics club with children at all levels from pre school to Olympic medalists…read more Long waiting lists for some classes so apply early. Great facilities and top level coaching. Classes for all ages and abilities. Claytons Way Huntingdon, PE29 1UT 01480 52343