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| Hotel | GBP* | Distance | Rating |
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| Travelodge Great Yarmouth Acle | £50 | 4.8 mi 7.7 km |
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| Scarborough Hill Hotel | £70 | 5.3 mi 8.5 km |
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| Wayford Bridge Inn | £82 | 5.3 mi 8.5 km |
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| Broad House Hotel | £249 | 6.9 mi 11.1 km |
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| Horse & Groom Hotel | £58 | 8.4 mi 13.6 km |
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| restaurant | Distance | Rating |
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| The Amber Lodge Restaurant | 4.4 mi 7.1 km |
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| Wayfarers | 4.8 mi 7.8 km |
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| Sukhothai | 6.9 mi 11.1 km |
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| Thing to Do | Distance | Rating |
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| Thrigby Hall | 9.3 mi 15.0 km |
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| City Boats | 11.1 mi 17.9 km |
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| Dragon Hall | 15.0 mi 24.2 km |
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| Title | Source |
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| “Bewitched and bewildered: the perfect day out” | Guardian Unlimited / The Observer |
| “British Guild of Travel Writers - Tourism and Member Awards” | roamingtales.com |
| “Five best ... bank holiday ideas” | guardianunlimited.co.uk / The Guardian |
| “Norfolk: Steam trains, scary lakes and ancient woodland” | Independent.co.uk |
| “Eggcellent adventures” | guardianunlimited.co.uk / The Guardian |
| “Britain's best 50 days out” | timesonline.co.uk / Times Newspapers Ltd. |
Truly wonderful day out for kids (old and young). I "borrowed" a granchild of my neighbours to take and we had a delightful day. So much so that when she took her photos to school, the school booked a class trip. Been back since in the summer (first visit in Feb) and more has been added. Books (written by the... more
If you're the type of person who likes a day out to be clean, sterile and everything laid on for you then DON'T come to BeWILDerwood, however if like us (4 kids of 51, 39, 6.5 and 5yrs old), you want to use you're imagination and spend your time charging around - you'll LOVE IT!. We visited on the Sunday... more
We have spent the day today at Bewilderwood for my son's 8th birthday, along with his brother who is 11. We read all the reviews before comming and didnt really know whether it would suit the age of my oldest but we all had a great day. Ok the admission you may grumble at but then tell me where you... more
Wow - what a great review, thank you - we do hope you come back to see us again soon.
We were staying at Haven Caister, and fancied a day off camp to wear out the kids some more. The leaflet we picked up did not say too much about the place. We were in peak season and arrived at 10 ish in the morning and the car park was already filling up. The staff at the stand where you... more
Bewilderwood is sort of a huge treehouse playground in the woods, with all sorts of unexpected fun. It's not a prepackaged corporate Disney-type experience, so expect something more whimsical, low-tech, and inventive. My son and I went when he was five, and he remembered it so delightedly that the next time he was in England, at age 7, we went... more
WOW - what a lovely review. And the fact you have come to visit us from further afield makes the Twiggles and Boggles even more happy. It's great you love the books - Tom's next book is on the horizon, so keep an eye on our website for its release some time next year.
We spent the day at Bewilderwood last week, and had a fantastic time. We all went on pretty much everything (except my wife who didn't like the look of the vertical drop slide, which the kids & I loved), and I suffered the ignominy of having to be guided round the maze by my 7 & 5 year old daughters,... more
We visited Bewilderwood in August 2009 and had high hopes of a magical day out at one with nature. First disappointment was the high admission price - £50 for a family of 5! My youngest is only 5 and cost the same as the adults, okay I admit it was our fault for not researching prices before the visit but... more
Thank you for your review. Our prices are the same for children (over the approx age of 5) as they are for adults as this is very much a family adventure park - we encourage adults to have just as much fun as the kids. Our park is planned out so there's no set route round it - you can...
as a family of five approached the day with some excitement soured by having to pay £46 entry and then very disappointed with the content of the park. This is an experience of a few hours at most and there is not a boggle or twiggle in sight. The idea is excellent, in theory it should have been a great... more
We would love to please everyone, so we're sorry you don't feel we were worth it. The Twiggles and Boggles are very shy creatures and we've found that it's much better to imagine a Twiggle or Boggle rather than see one - it keeps kids minds imaginative and creative. We do get lots of families who stay all day and...
After traveling for nearly two hours from essex, we arrived at the park, a young lad on his mobile was trying to park cars with a few near misses taking place. we queued for 1/2 an hour to get in, and when we got to gate were told that our 5 and 7 year old were the same price as... more
Oh dear, what a shame. We do get lots of reviews saying what a fab day families have had but, as much as we'd like to, I guess we can't please everyone. The Twiggles and Boggles will be sad you don't want to return - perhaps when your 2 year old is a little older you would give us a...
We had waited some time before visiting having been told by several friends that it was very expensive for what it is, however, we had a lovely day and did plenty of climbing and had great fun with our kids. It's so nice that the 'adults' can join in and do everthing the kids can do too! Although I love... more
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