This latest review takes us to Stratford, London and is one I have been wanting to do for a long time, and I finally got my chance! Each year we go and see the relatives in London and this playground is one of our favourite places to go on this trip. Well the girls love the playground and I love Stratford, Westfield, so everyone is happy.
There is something about walking around beautiful, well cared for natural surroundings that just brings peace to the soul and this was no exception.
Read MoreReview of Wonky Park on Abbott’s Walk, in Abbotts Barton - an open playground ideal for play and getting a taste of the countryside…
Read MoreOne vital concern for families moving to a new area if what is ‘is there a new playground, and what is it like?’ if you are moving to the Highcliffe area of Winchester - you are in for a treat. The local playground just off the top of Gordon Rd has been recently renovated and is an asset to the local community.
Read MoreA few months ago I was at the Good Life Cafe in Kings Worthy, now called Cobbs Farm and was chatting to a couple who were driving from Devon to Northampton. They were stopping off for a bite to eat and some exercise before continuing their journey. In fact since then I have met a few people who were stopping off on their journey. Winchester and it’s parks have a great potential of not only serving locals but people travelling through.
Read MoreA lot of our park trips we do just to see the park, Alresford was a bit of an unexpected treat when meeting a friends. We met up at a pop up cafe called Arlbury Cafe (with it’s great soft play, it deserves a review all of it’s own really!), the girls and I finished our visit with a walk down the beautiful river.
Read MoreSince starting to review parks in and around Winchester, I have been asking other Winchester mother’s which their favourite parks are. The one that comes out top is the following - Oliver’s Battery Rec…
Read More“I think access to playgrounds should be a children’s right, there is nothing like them for including all children in society no matter how much money you have. A place when you can exercise, play, meet other children, have fun.”
Read MoreThere is lots to look at in the Winchester Science Musuem and keep even 2 year olds entertained. You could create a tornado or draw your face on a mirror, walk through the digestive system or row a boat amongst other things…
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