As far as Christmas traditions go, Boxing Day at Market Rasen Racecourse has become a ritual for families across Lincolnshire & beyond to escape the house after Christmas Day to come together and enjoy a thrilling festive day out.
Families can be assured of a warm welcome to Lincoln Cathedral. You will want to return again and again to visit the ever-popular Discovery Centre, with lots of hands-on activities for all members of the family to enjoy.
Good eyesight is crucial in making sure a child develops to their full potential both at school and socially. Clear View Opticians explain the importance of early sight tests.
Little Lincoln is a role-play café where kids can engage their imaginative side while also learning an array of other skills in the process. Role-play has been shown to aid in multiple aspects of a child’s development from language skills to being able to make sense of real-life scenarios.
Hanworth Country Park is just 7 miles from Lincoln. It is open to daytime visitors, offering several different fishing lakes, walking trails, a kids’ trim-trail, an abundance of wildlife to witness and a very popular café-bar serving home cooked food and a variety of alcoholic and soft drinks.
From the team that brought you The Real Christmas Experience… Hop into Lincolnshire’s first immersive Easter experience at Rand Farm Park where every paying child receives a FREE Easter Egg from EB!
Market Rasen Racecourse stages 22 race days a year and 20 of those events are family friendly with under 18’s attending for FREE! On site there is an adventure playground for kids to burn of steam during and in between racing and keep them entertained throughout the day.
As one of the UK’s largest equine welfare charities, Bransby Horses are open to visitors all year round providing fun ways to learn about the work they do. Entry is free and there is a café, playground and plenty of opportunities around the farm to meet their rescued horses, ponies and donkeys. And the fun doesn’t end there - you can keep in touch after you leave, through the charity’s Sponsorship Star scheme.
Bransby Horses has been rescuing horses, ponies, donkeys and mules since 1968 and welcome thousands of visitors to meet their four-legged residents every year. They’re FREE to visit and are open Wednesday to Sunday, 10am-4pm, and seven days a week during school holidays.
Stacey from The Golf Foundation tell us how children from all backgrounds can play golf, because it can change lives. They are a charity committed to helping young people ‘Start and Stay’ in golf by making their introduction to the game fun, inspiring, inclusive and enriching.
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