Fast grippy track. Karts in excellent condition and good marshalling. Not too much time on the…read moreyellow light/flag. The smooth Tarmac track is rare for an indoor circuit. Would benefit from a slightly longer track and maybe a cheeky wooden section for power slides!! Great deals on Friday nights

I am really impressed with what the new owners have done with the kart track. It's nice to see…read morepeople who care. As a small business owner myself, I know what it takes to make a dream a reality. I can tell that the young owners of this business truly care about their customers and they go out of their way to make sure we, customers, have the best karting experience. The karts are well kept and the track is too. The staff is amazing, from the nice girls in the front, to the helpful boys on the track. It's placement in an old war hanger is super cool too. Next time i find myself in the uk again, I will be back.

Just off Marlborough Road - a country park with lakes. Lots of wildlife and lots of 'Ranger'…read morecourses take place here. Also Swindon Sailing Club meet here. A good place to walk - the walk around the lake is approx. 2 miles. Small cafe serving hot drinks and ice creams. A very small railway operates at weekends - good for the children - about 50p a ride. Swings and slides. Plenty of ducks to feed on the lake. Fishing. Crazy golf and pitch and putt - 18 holes.

Coate water is a great place to go for a family walk with the dog. It has a huge lake in the middle…read morewith a nature walk all the way around, which takes about a hour to get around. They also have a big golf course for the more serious golfer and a crazy golf course for some fun! There is also a paddling pool that is open in the summer months and a hut that sells chips/burgers/sweets and drinks! Every sunday during the summer there is also a little ride on train that goes round a little track for the kids! In August each year they do a night called 'Lanterns on the Lake' where people can come and make a lantern with a tea light and then they are all released onto the lake which is such a pretty view! - A must see!

Licences Bait Much…read morelocal knowledge Everything you need for fishing. Easy access with parking outside shop. A fairly new shop which is gradually stocking a wider range.

A Leisure Centre in Wroughton which has a sports hall, squash courts, badminton, gym (members only)…read moreand a swimming pool. You can buy a membership card to make savings on swimming, court bookings etc. Can also hire the hall/pool for birthday parties. Large car park.

Lovely place for a walk, but my favourite is when the Mela is in town. Transforms the gardens, and…read morebrings everyone together!

The Town Gardens still feel a little Victorian in the layout, with formal flowerbeds and a gorgeous…read morerose garden. There is also a small kiosk for those who didn't have the foresight to bring a picnic, and a bandstand nearby to sit if it is raining. There's also an aviary and pond, but I never found it particularly interesting, I can't even remember if there are actually any birds there. Close by is The Bowl which opened in 1936. It is now a site for regular summer concerts. (When I was a kid we used to play 'sardines' here... it was ace.)

A huge shop selling ski and snowboarding stuff - equipment and clothing. Also hire of clothing…read more Lots of accessories. All the top brands and quite helpful staff. Large ski hire department and workshop. Easy parking in car park just opposite. A good choice but you wont get a bargain here.

What a fun place!!! The "Butterfly World" is within the garden center, which is huge. I've never…read morebeen to any place like this - seasonal décor, garden supplies, plants, 2 cafes, clothing, toys, crafts, trinkets, a fish store (with awesome aquarium setups!!), etc, and a hobby farm. Oh my! There is a small fee to enter the butterfly world and zoo/farm area (I think it was $15USD). There was a pair of quirky roosters that were following me around and crowing every so often, they were actually quite friendly and I could pet them. The butterflies are in a "tropical" environment that also contains some turtles, tropical plants, and a pond with koi fish (which are also very friendly!). There is a separate area for some adorable small mammals, birds, and another area for reptiles and amphibians before you go outside. The employees are very kind and so happy to share information about the animals. All of the animals were really interactive - I did visit in the afternoon and there were only a handful of visitors. It seemed like many were getting prepared for dinner and were extra active and happy to see me. Though I prefer to think they were just genuinely happy to see me ;) I was there until the business closed. One can easily spend an entire afternoon leisurely wandering around. It was a very fun place and I definitely recommend to visitors, great for adults and kids!

Studley Grange is just off of junction 16 of the M4 motorway. At the back of a large garden centre,…read moreyou will find a craft village that is a good place to spend some time browsing and one of the places in the craft village is Butterfly world. You can wander around admiring all the beautiful butterflies and if photography is your thing, then you can take some great pictures. It is really warm in there, like walking into a greenhouse. Once you have finished looking round, there is a gift shop where you can buy all sorts of gifts, many of them butterfly related, for example notebooks and pens with butterflies on them. Nearby there is a coffee shop where you can grab a drink and a bite to eat. It is a nice place to visit and spend a leisurely afternoon.