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Days out by age

Every family is different — here’s what tends to work at each stage. The six groups don’t overlap, so pick the one your child is in and we’ll show what suits.

👶 Babies (0–1)

Calm, warm places with somewhere to feed, change and park the buggy — and not much noise.

All 1,576 places for this age →

🧸 Toddlers (1–3)

Short visits, soft landings and somewhere they can't get far — plus a café for when it turns.

All 1,758 places for this age →

🧒 Preschool (3–5)

Big imaginations, little legs — farm parks, role-play villages and hands-on discovery.

All 1,871 places for this age →

🎒 5–8 years

Adventure playgrounds, first proper rides and days out they'll talk about all week.

All 1,817 places for this age →

🚴 8–12 years

Climbing, karting, water parks and anything with a bit of speed or a scoreboard.

All 2,151 places for this age →

🎮 Teens (12–16)

Escape rooms, paintball, wakeboarding — things they'll actually admit were fun.

All 1,773 places for this age →

Days out by age — questions

What are good days out for toddlers?

Soft play, play cafés, farm parks and sensory sessions tend to work best for under-fives — short, hands-on, and easy to leave when nap time calls. Pick the baby or toddler age group to see places suited to them.

Where can I take a baby?

Plenty of places welcome the very youngest, from sensory rooms to buggy-friendly walks and cafés with baby-change facilities. The baby age group gathers the ones parents rate for a first day out.

What is there to do with older kids and teenagers?

Escape rooms, climbing, go-karting, trampoline parks and bigger attractions hold the attention of older children and teens. Choose the older age groups to skip the toddler-focused places.

How do I find activities for my child's age?

Pick your child's age group above. The six groups don't overlap, so you only see days out that genuinely suit the stage they're at.