Twinlakes Park – Melton Mowbray
Twinlakes Park – Melton Mowbray
Distance: 25 miles
sat nav: LE14 4FF
Twinlakes Park (Melton Mowbray) explore the 10 sparkling Playzones, expend energy in the massive indoor Labyrinth with multi venture challenges, slides and soaring net climbs, while the heady Trauma Tower and the whirling fun of the new Spinning Spiders will leave you gasping. Blast buddies in the Master Blaster while Toddlers play in Dolphins Bay and joggle happily round the Barrel Ride.
Outside discover Assault courses, Bumper boats, go dizzy on the Dune buggies and pedal like mad on the Indy karts. In Red Rooster Farm everyone loves the hundreds of fascinating animals and birds.
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Jump Giants
Open Jump is the ultimate way to experience Jump Giants. Pure entertainment across 115,000 square feet of interconnected trampolines means one thing… Let’s get ready to rummmmmble!
Open Jump allows you to use the famous angled wall trampolines and launching decks, but also means you can use the basketball lanes for practising those slam dunks! The Open Jump sessions lets you to challenge your friends on the Battle Beams, train to be a Giant on the Wipe Out and show off your skills in the extreme Dodgeball court.
Miles: 31
Nevill Arms, medbourne
We are a boutique country pub in Leicestershire’s Welland Valley.
Set beside a brook in the village of Medbournea restaurant and a friendly bar. Outside, there is a Josper Bar & Grill in a private courtyard and a ‘river terrace’.Miles: 9.4
Ytheatre Leicester
The Y is a bustling live performance venue based in Leicester city centre. Our eclectic programme includes music, comedy, theatre, dance and spoken word. The 300 seat theatre also comfortably hosts candle-lit cabaret style events and standing gigs. Built in 1900, The Y is the oldest surviving theatre in Leicester.
Miles: 16
Bradgate Park
Bradgate park is an historic Mediaeval deer park in the heart of the ancient Charnwood Forest. It retains much of its original landscape with small woods, grassy slopes and rocky outcrops. Swithland Wood – 146 acres of Ancient Woodland. Bradgate Park is Leicestershire’s largest,most visited country park and was originally created as a deer park in the ancient Charnwood Forest. Red and fallow deer can still be seen feeding among the bracken.
Miles: 30
Twinlakes Park – Melton Mowbray is 25 miles from Foxton Locks Lodges
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