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We
always suggest you ring beforehand if visiting with disabled children
as all attractions within the place you are visiting may not be
accessible, depending on disablement, and whether or not if you have a
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Go Ape,
Matfen
Hall, Matfen, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE20 0RH Tel 0845 643 9215 www.goape.co.uk |
Our latest site! Spend a fun-filled time up in the trees, trekking from tree to tree via rope bridges & Tarzan swings. Minimum age 10yrs, minimum height 1.4m (4ft7in). Nearby cafe. Pre-booking advised. Groups welcome. Late night Wednesdays until 6pm |
No |
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Seven
Stories, The Centre for Children's Books, 30, Lime Street,
Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 2PQ |
Children love to be inspired and have their imaginations fired at Seven Stories, the Centre for Children's Books. Exhibitions. Weekend & holiday drop-in sessions. School & group visits. Café. |
yes |
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Newcastle
Phoenix Cycling Club, Blakelaw Park, Newcastle NE5
3TS Tel 0191 2802560 www.newcastlephoenix.co.uk |
We are a British Cycling ‘Go-Ride’ Youth Development Club providing a wide range of cycling disciplines for children including Saturday morning coaching sessions |
Sorry, no |
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| Centre
for Life, Times Square,
Newcastle, NE1 4EP, Tel: 0191 243 8210 www.life.org.uk |
Watch live science demonstrations in the Life Theatre and enjoy the thrills of The Motion Ride. Stunning shows projected on a 360 degree domed ceiling above your head. Cafe, shop. |
yes |
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Discovery
Museum, Blandford Square, Newcastle upon Tyne. NE1
4JA, |
Discover the chequered history of Newcastle upon Tyne, from Romans and Knights to ship-builders and pitmen. Important collections of maritime and social history. |
yes |
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Segedunum Roman Fort, Baths & Museum Buddle Street, Wallsend,NE28 6HR, Tel: 0191 236 9347 www.twmuseums.org.uk/segedunum |
This museum combines the excavated remains of the fort with spectacular reconstructions and exciting, hands-on museum displays to show what life was like in Roman Britain |
yes
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Adventurelands
Family Entertainment Centre, Benton Road, Newcastle upon
Tyne. NE7 7DT |
Great Indoor Play area, fairy castle themed play frame , with brave knights, Rapunzel tower, rope bridges and cargo nets. Air Joe ball cannons, target Four lane Astra slide, Aerial runway, and much more. |
Please ring |
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Leazes
Park, Richardson Road, |
Great family park with lots to do including boating lake, gardens, play area and cafe. |
Yes |
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Saltwell
Park, East Park Road, West Road, Saltwell, |
Family Park - 55 acres of landscapes, woodland and ornamental gardens as well as public sports facilities, a refreshment house, a lake, play areas, the animal house, an education centre and a maze. |
Yes |
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River
Escapes, Quayside, Newcastle, NE1 3DX |
Set sail on the 'Quay to Sea' cruise where your journey will take you from the Millennium Bridge and the Tyne Gorge, downriver to the mouth of the River Tyne. Or head upriver on the 'Quayside to Countryside' cruise. |
Yes - Quay to Sea cruise - five spaces but ring re toilet facilities. |
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East
End Pool, Hadrian Square, Byker |
Swimming fun - leisure pool - two pools a 25 meter studio pool and a leisure pool with depths suitable for all ages and abilities. The leisure pool has water fountains, slide and wave machine. |
Yes |
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Newburn
Activity Centre, Grange Road, Newburn, Newcastle Upon Tyne |
Sporting activities for all- 12 meter Climbing Wall, Large Impulse Fitness Suite, Multi Sensory Room, Softplay area. Loads of summertime activities including archery, trampolining and more. |
Yes - really helpful, great range of activities - please ring |
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| Bill
Quay Community Farm, Hainingwood
Terrace, Bill Quay, NE10 0UE, Tel: 0191 433 5780 |
Bill Quay Community Farm, tucked away in the east of Gateshead, on the banks of the River Tyne, is a rural haven home to a variety of livestock Old MacDonald would be proud of! Art trail, Green Fleece cafe. |
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