pclarke497
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just come back from a place called lakeland just outside grange over sands, it a haven site but brilliant for young kids , i was really impressed
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Derbyshire Dales are nice. Anywhere Matlock and closer to Manchester.
Stayed in Ashbourne a few weekends ago, cycled Tissington Trail. Stunning countryside. Not sure about for a one year old. Would suggest Llandudno for very young family break.
BimboBob
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They sell some great kitchen stuff.just come back from a place called lakeland just outside grange over sands, it a haven site but brilliant for young kids , i was really impressed
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I knew they were big but to have a coast they must be massive!! :-)Off to Edinburgh next week loads to do for kids. Novotels are always very family friendly. Cotswolds are nice and some nice.places.on the west coast of whales
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The new Forest area is beautiful too, hit Swanage and the Dorset coast
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Have you considered Bournemouth? The beach there is really very nice, sandy and not stones.
Your family would probably enjoy the Oceanarium Bournemouth and the Bournemouth Pier. The pier is an activity centre with a climbing wall, zip line and obstacle course.
There are also art museums and it is on the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site.
If you are going in August they have a cracking air festival.
Your family would probably enjoy the Oceanarium Bournemouth and the Bournemouth Pier. The pier is an activity centre with a climbing wall, zip line and obstacle course.
There are also art museums and it is on the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site.
If you are going in August they have a cracking air festival.
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idahoblues
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love Bournemouth, lived there for a couple of years...some great cheap golf courses tooHave you considered Bournemouth? The beach there is really very nice, sandy and stones.
Your family would probably enjoy the Oceanarium Bournemouth and the Bournemouth Pier. The pier is an activity centre with a climbing wall, zip line and obstacle course.
There are also art museums and it is on the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site.
If you are going in August they have a cracking air festival.
oakiecokie
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Sorry but I hated Bournemouth.It was like being in Manchester with a rock face and some sand.Loved Swanage though.Have you considered Bournemouth? The beach there is really very nice, sandy and not stones.
Your family would probably enjoy the Oceanarium Bournemouth and the Bournemouth Pier. The pier is an activity centre with a climbing wall, zip line and obstacle course.
There are also art museums and it is on the Jurassic Coast, a World Heritage Site.
If you are going in August they have a cracking air festival.
BimboBob
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Corfe Castle is nearby as well. Stunning place.Sorry but I hated Bournemouth.It was like being in Manchester with a rock face and some sand.Loved Swanage though.