8 Things to do in London with Kids This Christmas 2025

Ah, Christmas in London! The city transforms into a twinkling winter wonderland, packed full of family-friendly festive events, Christmas days out and magical things to do in London with kids.

If you’re searching for the best Christmas events in London for families in 2025, you’re in the right place! From dazzling Christmas lights seen from an open-top bus to ice skating under the stars, this guide brings you the top kid-friendly Christmas activities in London that parents love too.

Whether you’re planning a festive day trip, a weekend in the city or looking for ideas for where to take the kids in London at Christmas, here are eight brilliant Christmas events guaranteed to make magical memories.

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10 Things to this Christmas in London for Kids

1. Harry Potter- 'Hogwarts in the Snow' at Warner Bros. Studios with Bus from London

Between 16th November and 19th January, you can experience a very ‘Harry Christmas’ at the Studio Tour during Hogwarts in the Snow, the most magical time of year, when iconic Harry Potter sets are dressed for the festive season in a blanket of filmmaking snow.

Enter the Great Hall, bedecked in the gold decorations from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, you’ll find a mouth-watering banquet of roast potatoes, peas, turkeys, and puddings aflame set up as it was to celebrate the end-of-term feast at Hogwarts.

Christmas trees will tower over you in the Great Hall topped by authentic flying witches and inviting fireplaces will be adorned with festive holly, mistletoe, and wreaths.

The Hogwarts in the Snow experience is included within the general entry ticket for the Warner Bros. Studos Tour.

Transport from central London is also included in the tour price.

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2. Christmas at LEGOLAND® Resort Windsor

Enjoy a festive family day out, whilst building lifetime memories with your little elves.

Start your day by snapping an (s)elfie in front of the giant DUPLO^® Christmas Tree - the perfect spot to capture a family photo for the Christmas card.

If your little elves love discovery, then visit Miniland, where there will be lots of festive scenes hidden – don’t forget to write down your findings in your very own Jolly Journal!

Don’t miss the live entertainment, Christmas singalongs, characters to meet, plus a selection of awesome rides and attractions to enjoy.

The Christmas experiences are included in the normal admission ticket from 23rd November.

Opening times for Legoland are various weekends in November and early December, then it is open daily from 15th December.

Please note tickets to meet Santa are at an additional cost.

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3. Christmas Lights by Night Open-Top Bus Tour

Catch a sparkling glimpse of Christmassy London with an open-top bus tour. See some of its most famous neighborhoods and landmarks, all done up for the festive season.

Make it a memorable Christmas with a festive tour of London’s top attractions.

A top of an open double-decker bus, you’ll have the best seats in the house for savouring panoramic views of the glowing streets.

Watch the city light up when the sun goes down, and see how London does Christmas. Set off from the illuminated London Eye, and onto the iconic Westminster Abbey and Big Ben. Marvel at the exquisite displays on Regent Street and Oxford Circus.

See one of the tallest Christmas trees in the city at Trafalgar Square and pass by Buckingham Palace. Cruise through the winding streets of London and feel dazzled by the merry décor. Learn some jolly facts about each location with your live tour guide.

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4. Ice Skating at Hyde Park

Glide into the festive season on the UK’s largest open-air ice rink. Trade in your shoes for skates and enjoy the fan-favourite attraction, set under a canopy of twinkly lights and around the charming Victorian bandstand in Hyde Park.

Ice skating is the perfect festive activity to kick off your experience at Hyde Park Winter Wonderland whether you’re there for first dates, play dates or with your best mates.

Each ice skating session will last 45 minutes.

Skates are included in the ticket price and available in minimum children’s size 8, maximum adult’s size 13 (Limited supply of skate size 14/15 available).

This activity is also wheelchair accessible.

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5. Christmas at Kew Gardens

As one of the UK’s leading and most acclaimed illuminated trails, Christmas at Kew is an unmissable opportunity to herald the start of Christmas or welcome in the New Year.

It’s a botanical world brimming with seasonal cheer as twinkling lights and seasonal sounds fill the air. Discover glittering tunnels of light, dancing lakeside reflections and trees drenched in jewel-like colour.

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6. Christmas at the London Transport Museum

Children will love climbing aboard the Routemaster-inspired sleigh in the twinkling winter wonderland to flash the headlights, ring the bell and set the Christmas cheer-o-meter!

They are also running a range of exciting family activities right through to the New Year.

Cosy up for Christmas stories in the den, get creative with holiday crafts inspired by wintery posters from their collection, and weave through the galleries following a story trail.

All festive family activities are included for free with your tickets - and kids go free!

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7. Visit a Traditional Pantomine

Don’t miss the London Palladium's pantomine for Christmas 2025 -Sleeping Beauty.

Expect laughs, music, special effect and some big names in the line up.

Featuring Catherine Tate and Julian Clary, this will sell out.

8. The Snowman™ Afternoon Tea Bus Tour

Step aboard the magical Snowman™ Afternoon Tea Bus and enjoy a festive sightseeing tour of London inspired by Raymond Briggs’ classic tale. This cosy one-hour experience blends an indulgent Christmas afternoon tea with the sparkle of London’s festive lights.

Guests can tuck into Snowman™-themed treats, including cupcakes, finger sandwiches, traditional scones and Snowball truffles, all while sipping hot chocolate, tea, or a deluxe marshmallow-topped upgrade.

Choose a departure from the London Eye or Aldwych and enjoy views of Big Ben, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square and Regent Street’s iconic angels. Christmas carols and music from The Snowman™ play softly throughout, making it an enchanting choice for families, especially younger children.

Make a full day of it and book tickets for 'The Snowman Live' from just £20. You can find theatre tickets here

That's a Wrap!

As the festive season sparkles into full swing, London becomes the ultimate playground for families, packed with Christmas events, shows, lights trails and things to do with kids in London at Christmas.

Whether you’re hunting for family-friendly Christmas days out, wondering what’s on in London for kids between Christmas and New Year, or simply want to soak up the festive atmosphere, there’s something for every age and budget.

From open-top bus light tours to pantomimes, ice skating, and magical winter trails, these Christmas London activities for kids will help you plan an unforgettable festive trip. So wrap up warm, grab the hot chocolate, and get ready to make Christmas 2025 in London extra special!

10 Halloween Events in London Families will Love!

Hey there, little goblins and ghouls! As the leaves turn golden and the air gets a bit crisper, London transforms into a mystical playground for families seeking thrills during Halloween in London 2025!

This October Half Term, get ready to dive into a bewitching blend of laughter, chills, and magical moments that your little monsters will cherish forever. Whether you're on the hunt for adrenaline-pumping Halloween events in London or charming activities tucked away in the city's nooks, we’ve got you covered with a treasure trove of family-friendly fun.

Grab your London Halloween tickets and prepare to embark on a hair-raising adventure featuring everything from spooky storytelling to spine-tingling attractions designed to make your Halloween in London unforgettable.

Dust off your costumes, gather your mini witches and wizards, and join us as we explore the best things to do for Halloween in London 2025 with kids! Your ultimate guide to delightfully frightful family fun awaits, filled with enchanting experiences and bone-rattling excitement.

Who knows? You might even catch a glimpse of a ghost or two along the way! Let's get this Halloween party started!

10 Things to this Halloween in London for Kids

1. Harry Potter- The Dark Arts at Warner Bros. Studios

Between 12th September and 9th November, Harry Potter Studios transforms in to a spookier setting as they dim the lights and set the stage especially for Hallowe’en.

'Dark Arts' will takeover the Great Hall ceiling decorated with over 100 floating pumpkins as well as a Hallowe’en feast of lollipops and red apples dressed along the tables.

Follow the Dark Mark trail, try your wand combat moves against Death Eaters in a live duel as they storm the Studio Tour, all before walking down a darker Platform 9 ¾ and a spookier Diagon Alley.

The Dark Arts experience is included within the general entry ticket for the Warner Bros. Studos Tour.

Transport from central London is also included in the tour price.

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2. Brick or Treat- LEGOLAND® resort windsor

The LEGOLAND® Windsor Resort is once again hosting BRICK OR TREAT - where the LEGO® Monsters are taking over and throwing a Monster Party to celebrate their favourite time of the year!

Join LEGOLAND® for an unforgettable celebration with the return of the fangtastic Monster Street, the thrilling Monster Jam Show at the Heartlake City Harbour, and a special invitation from Lord Vampyre himself to explore the Haunted House Monster Party – get ready for the most frightfully fun ride of your life!

The Halloween experiences are included in the normal admission ticket between the 4th October-1st Nov 2025.

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3. Howl'o'Ween!- Chessington World of Adventures

Celebrate the spookiest time of the year with Halloween fun for families of all ages.

Things are getting spooky once again with spellbinding Halloween entertainment, the return of Enchanted Hollow – Trick or Treat*, theme park rides at dusk and Halloween fancy dress competitions.

Whether you’re planning an Autumnal weekend day out or during October Half Term school holidays you’ll have an unforgettable wild adventure. Enjoy everything Howl’o’ween has to offer.

Separate Ticket Required

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4. 50 Years of Scares- London Dungeon

This Halloween, the London Dungeon is brewing up a devilishly good time as they celebrate 50 Years of Scares!

The London Dungeon invites daring souls to step into our Victorian Medium’s shadowy parlour for an unprecedented séance experience like never before.

For half a century, the Dungeon has been London's spine-chilling hot spot, and this October, they're raising the scare factor to new heights.

Join them for a chilling blend of terrifying thrills, and eerie encounters. It's their birthday, but you’ll be the one receiving the fright of your life!

Halloween awaits... have you got what it takes?

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5. Witches and History Bankside Walking Tour

Join your characterful witch guide and hear the true historical tales of suspected London witches across the ages.

Witness fascinating pieces of London history along the way too; hear secrets of Southwark Cathedral, The Golden Hinde, The Globe Theatre, Millennium Bridge and so very much more await on this character led walking tour.

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6. Comedy Horror Ghost Tour on a Bus

All aboard the omnibus for a ride around the dark side of London. Rising from the ashes of a factory fire, the Necrobus is here to creep you out.

On-board actors and technical trickery are combined to create the scariest tour in town. A creepy conductor provides the commentary for this sinister sightseeing show, revealing haunted palaces, unmarked burial grounds, and old skeletons in the capital’s closet.

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7. Belgravia Pumpkin Trail

Belgravia is being transformed into a spooky enclave for Halloween with a slew of blood-curdling activities, from spine-chilling biscuit decorating to pumpkin-spice lattes, autumn cupcakes to Instagrammable displays.

Just a short stroll from Victoria, Sloane Square and Knightsbridge tube stations, beautiful Belgravia is in the heart of central London. Here’s our roundup of the spookiest things to do for Halloween in Belgravia.

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8. Hair-Raising Halloween at Hyde Park

Join in with a host of free activities available this Halloween at Hyde Park.

Available between 11-3.30pm, with last entry at 3pm, you can take part in a host of free creepy crawly Autumn and Halloween-themed activities including:

Investigating ‘feely boxes’ in the Witches' Den
Exploring a hair-raising nature trail, discovering fascinating facts along the way
Learning about the bats in The Royal Parks
Listening to a spooky story!

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9. Halloween at Kew

Discover a thrilling after dark Halloween trail full of hidden surprises.

This October, Kew Gardens will transform once more into a ghostly, glowing adventure, brought to you by the producers of Christmas at Kew.

As night falls over the Gardens, explore one of London’s best Halloween events with this eerie illuminated trail.

Watch out for tricks in the forgotten fairground and beware the monsters lurking in Frankenstein’s laboratory. As you wind through the haunted woods, be careful of giant spiders waiting in creepy cobwebs, ghastly ghouls and wicked witches.

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9. Discover the Spooky Side of London Zoo

Enjoy a family Halloween adventure at Boo at the Zoo this October half term.

Extinct Species Graveyard: Stop by the eerie graveyard of animal species that are no longer with us and learn how to prevent extinctions from happening in the future.
Pumpkin Patch: Explore our pumpkin patch, where you can choose your own pumpkin while capturing memories at our various photo opportunity points. Why not stay and get creative by painting your own spooky pumpkin.
And much more too!

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Grizedale Forest Guide: The Perfect Family Day Out

If you're looking for an action packed day out in the Lakes, Grizedale Forest has an abundance of exciting activities for the whole family.

Located between Coniston Water and Windermere, this beautiful forest is packed with outdoor activities for all ages.

From walking and biking trails, to forest sculptures, tree top trekking, a play park and café, there really is something for everyone.

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How to Get to Grizedale Forest

Finding Grizedale is easy. If you’re travelling by car, use LA22 0QJ for your sat nav. It’s well-signposted from Hawkshead and surrounding areas.

Public transport options are limited, so driving is the best choice.

Car Parking

There is plenty of parking available at Grizedale Forest visitor centre. The Grizedale Forest parking cost varies depending on your stay, with hourly and day rates available.

The car park, operates a pay on exit system and you can pay by cash or card.

Parking for members is free, for everyone else (including blue badge holders), the charges are as follows:

Up to 20 minutes- no charge

First Hour- £2.60

Additional hours 55p per 15 minutes

All Day Maximum Charge £10.

For 3 hours parking, we paid £7.

Things to do at Grizedale Forest

There’s plenty to keep everyone entertained. From leisurely walks to adrenaline-fuelled activities, here are some of the best things to do:

Explore the sculpture trails
Try out Grizedale Forest Go Ape for treetop adventures
Ride the fantastic Grizedale Forest biking trails (hire or bring your own)
Enjoy a family picnic in the beautiful surroundings
Spot wildlife, from deer to red kites
Try one of the themed walks such as the Stickman Route or Wallace & Gromit Dog Walk
Spend time in the woodland park and enjoy a fantastic meal at the new on site Café Ambio.

Grizedale Forest Walks

Grizedale is a walker’s paradise, with trails for all abilities. Whether you
want a short stroll or a more challenging hike, there’s something for everyone.
The well-marked paths take you through stunning woodland, with plenty of
surprises along the way.

Julia Donaldson Walking Trails

At Grizedale Forest, you'll find the Stickman Walking Trail by Julia Donaldson.

It costs £4 for a kit, which can be purchased at the Info point in the centre (next to the gift shop).

In the bag you'll get a Stickman lanyard with activity cards to attach, a pencil, crayon, pipe cleaner, certificate and lots of stickers- the contents makes sense as you get in to the trail.

Follow the trail and spot the Stick Man signs along the way.

The walk is a very easy trail, with minimal elevation. It took around 30 minutes from picking the pack up, to finishing.

My daughter is 9, but she thoroughly enjoyed the activities on the card and looking for clues and asked if we could do it again another time.

Wallace & Gromit Dog Walk at Grizedale Forest

For those with four-legged friends, there is a Wallace and Gromit themed walking route.

This pack costs £5 and includes a cloth tote bag for you, and a themed bandana for your dog. To purchase, visit the info point at Grizedale Forest

Grizedale Forest Biking Trails

For cycling enthusiasts, Grizedale Forest biking trails are a must. There are routes for all abilities, from gentle family-friendly tracks to thrilling mountain bike trails. The shortest trail is 0.8 miles, with the longest being 14 miles.

If you don’t have your own bike, don’t worry – you can hire one on-site.

Grizedale Forest bike hire is available at the visitor centre. They offer a range of bikes, including electric options, to help you explore the forest with ease.

Grizedale Forest Go Ape

Grizedale Forest offers three types of 'Go-Ape' adventures.

Treetop Challenge- A route for ages 10+, this challenge takes 2-3 hours and features high ropes and zip lines. Prices start at £39.95pp
Treetop Adventure Plus- a routes for ages 6-10 years, which takes around 1 hour. This route is at a lower height to the Treetop Challenge and costs £28.95 per child.
Zip Trekking Adventure- this one is for fans of zip lines! No age is specified on the website, but I would imagine it is the same as the Treetop Challenge. This experience is the most expensive of the 3, costing £50.95pp

For more info visit the official Go Ape site.

Grizedale Forest Café

Cafe Ambio is a local company, with an excellent reputation for quality food, who have recently taken over the café at Grizedale and Whinlatter Forest.

Cafe Ambio at Grizedale forest provides a wide range of meals and snacks, along with hot and cold drinks and ice creams.

Is Grizedale Forest Worth Visiting?

Absolutely! Whether you’re looking for outdoor adventures, family-friendly activities, or simply a peaceful walk, Grizedale has it all.

Grizedale Forest in the Lake District is a fantastic destination for families, walkers, cyclists, and adventure seekers. With so much to do, it’s well worth a visit any time of the year. Plan your trip today and discover everything this beautiful forest has to offer!

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Tarn Hows: A Stunning & Accessible Walk in the Lake District

If you're looking for easy walks in the Lake District for the whole family, Tarn Hows is an absolute gem. Over the years, it has been our ‘let’s get out for a nice walk’ go-to.

Nestled between Coniston and Hawkshead, this picturesque man made tarn offers breath-taking scenery, a well-maintained circular route, and easy access for all visitors.

Whether you’re planning a peaceful stroll, a day out with the kids, or a nature-filled adventure, Tarn Hows is a must-visit.

How to Get to Tarn Hows

One of the best things about visiting Tarn Hows is its accessibility. If you're driving, you'll need to know about Tarn Hows parking and directions:

Tarn Hows postcode: LA22 0PP (this will take you close, but follow signs for the National Trust car park).
Tarn Hows car park: There is a National Trust car park near the tarn, which is free for members and has a charge for non-members. It can get busy, especially in peak seasons. If you prefer public transport, you can take a bus to Coniston or Hawkshead and walk or cycle from there.

Tarn Hows Walk – A Perfect Family-Friendly Route

The walk around Tarn Hows is a 1.8-mile circular route that takes you around the stunning tarn with minimal elevation, making it ideal for all ages and abilities.

Here’s why it’s one of the best easy walks in the Lake District for the whole family:

Well-maintained paths: The route is mostly smooth paths with some gravel tracks, making it suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs. We’ve even taken pushchairs in the snow and had no issues
Gentle gradients: There are a few inclines, but nothing too strenuous.
Breathtaking views: Expect postcard-perfect reflections on the water, mountain backdrops, and lush woodlands.
Benches and picnic spots: Plenty of places to stop, take in the scenery, or enjoy a packed lunch. In the winter, we’ve taken flasks of soup and rolls, to warm up at the end.

Is Tarn Hows Accessible?

Yes! Accessible Tarn Hows is one of the main reasons it’s such a popular destination. The National Trust has worked hard to maintain flat and well-surfaced paths, making it suitable for wheelchair users and those with mobility issues.

There are even Tramper mobility scooters available to hire from the National Trust, ensuring everyone can enjoy this stunning location.

Things to Do at Tarn Hows

Beyond the walk itself, there’s plenty to do at Tarn Hows:

Wildlife spotting: Keep an eye out for red squirrels, deer, and a variety of birdlife.
Photography: Tarn Hows is one of the most photographed spots in the Lake District – and for good reason!
Picnicking: There are no cafés, but the scenery makes it the perfect place for a picnic.
Exploring nearby trails: If you’re feeling adventurous, you can extend your walk to Tom Gill Waterfalls or nearby woodlands.

Can You Swim in Tarn Hows?

A common question from visitors is, “Can you swim in Tarn Hows?” While it might be tempting, swimming is not recommended.

The tarn is relatively shallow with uneven depths, and it’s managed by the National Trust, which discourages swimming due to conservation efforts and safety concerns. In all our visits, we have never seen anyone swimming in the tarn.

If you’re looking for wild swimming spots in the Lake District, other tarns like Black Moss Pot or Rydal Water may be better options.

Things to Do in the Lake District Near Tarn Hows

Coniston Old Man: A firm favourite for hikers of all ages, Coniston Old Man is a fantastic mountain walk offering stunning panoramic views, picturesque lakes, and fascinating industrial history, including an old metal tramway tower from the area's mining past.

National Trust Steam Yacht Gondola: Experience a relaxing trip around Coniston Water aboard this beautifully restored Victorian steam yacht. Take in the stunning mountain views and get a glimpse of the landscape that inspired famous tales like Swallows and Amazons.

Things to Do in Hawkshead

Hawkshead is a charming Lake District village packed with history, local treats, and family-friendly attractions, located just a 7-minute drive from Tarn Hows. Our top picks for Hawkshead include:

• Hawkshead Relish Company – A must-visit for food lovers! Sample delicious chutneys, jams, and marmalades made right in the village.

• Hawkshead Grammar School – Step back in time at this historic schoolhouse where William Wordsworth carved his initials into his old school desk.

• Grizedale Forest – A fantastic outdoor adventure spot featuring scenic walking, biking and sculpture trails, a Go Ape rope course high up in the trees for those brave enough!

• Chocolate Factory – A dream for children (and adults!). Here, kids can create their own chocolates and get hands-on with all things sweet and delicious.

• Wray Castle – A huge neo-Gothic castle from the 1800s with Interactive play areas inside, making it great for families.

recap

Postcode: LA22 0PP
Car park: National Trust (charges apply)
Walk length: 1.8 miles (easy, accessible)
Dog-friendly: Yes (on a lead)
Best time to visit: Spring and autumn offer the most vibrant scenery, but it’s beautiful year-round.

Tarn Hows is one of the most accessible and family-friendly walks in the Lake District, offering stunning scenery and an easy, enjoyable route for all ages. Whether you're visiting for a peaceful walk, a picnic, or a day out in nature, this picturesque spot should be high on your Lake District itinerary.

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A Guide to Fell Foot Park: Things to do in the Lake District

If you’re looking for a scenic spot in the Lake District National Park, Fell Foot Park is a fantastic place to visit and one of best things to do for kids in the Lake District.

Located at the southern tip of Lake Windermere, this beautiful place is perfect for families, nature lovers, and anyone wanting to enjoy the great outdoors

Whether you’re planning a picnic, a walk along the lakeshore, or a day of water activities, Fell Foot Park has something for everyone.

We are very fortunate in that we live just a 30 minute drive from Fell Foot Park, meaning that we have countless visits each year.

Here’s everything you need to know before you go, including information on Fell Foot Park opening times, parking, and what to expect when you visit.

What to Expect at Fell Foot Park

Fell Foot Park is a peaceful and well-maintained spot that offers stunning views across Lake Windermere. The park has plenty of open space for picnics and games, as well as easy access to the water for paddling, kayaking, and boating.

Some of the best reasons to visit include:

Beautiful walks – Explore the park’s green spaces, enjoy lakeside strolls, or take in the stunning mountain views.
Water activities – Bring your kayak or paddleboard, or hire a boat to enjoy the lake.
Picnic areas – There are plenty of spots to sit and relax while enjoying a packed lunch.
Wildlife spotting – Look out for birds, fish, and even otters around the lake.
Children’s play area – A great spot for little ones to burn off some energy.
Fell Foot Park Café – Enjoy a hot drink, ice cream, or a light lunch with a view of the lake. You'll also find toilets next to the Café, along with some in the first car park.

For the more active you'll also find 4 orienteering courses and an 'Active Base' with hot showers and changing rooms.

Throughout the year you'll also find special events planned at the park such as Cadbury's Easter Egg hunts

Fell Foot Park Opening Times

The park is open all year round, but Fell Foot Park opening times can vary depending on the season.

In the summer, it’s usually open from early morning to early evening, while winter hours are often shorter.

The café and boat hire may have different opening hours, so it’s best to check before you go.

Fell Foot Park Parking

There is a car park at Fell Foot Park, but as it is a popular spot, it can fill up quickly on sunny days and during school holidays so we recommend getting there early.

Parking is free for National Trust members, but non-members will need to pay a fee. Payment is by coins, however, you can ring up and pay over the phone by card.

Fell Foot Park Map

To make the most of your visit, it’s helpful to check a Fell Foot Park map before you go. Maps are usually available at the entrance or on the National Trust website.

They will help you find key areas like walking trails, picnic spots, and the Fell Foot Park café.

Things to Do in the Lake District Near Fell Foot Park

If you’re planning a day out, there are plenty of other things to do in the Lake District near Fell Foot Park. Here are some great options:

Take a Windermere Lake Cruise – Enjoy a boat trip to Bowness, Ambleside, or Lakeside.

Visit Lakeside & Haverthwaite Railway – A lovely steam train ride through the countryside.

Explore Bowness-on-Windermere – A charming town with shops, cafés, and The World of Beatrix Potter.

Go hiking in Grizedale Forest – A great place for woodland walks and sculpture trails.

Visit Hill Top – The former home of Beatrix Potter, now a National Trust site. Click here for tours of Hill Top.

Fell Foot Reviews – What Visitors Say

Visitors often praise Fell Foot Park for its stunning views, family-friendly atmosphere, and well-maintained facilities. Here are some common themes in Fell Foot reviews:

✔️ Great for families – Kids love the open space, play areas, and safe access to the water.

✔️ Perfect picnic spot – Many visitors bring a picnic and spend the day enjoying the surroundings.

✔️ Beautiful walks – The lakeside paths are great for a gentle stroll or a scenic dog walk.

✔️ Lovely café – The Fell Foot Park café is popular for tea, coffee, and light snacks.

✔️ Parking can be tricky – Arriving early is recommended, especially in peak season.

Plan Your Visit to Fell Foot Park

Fell Foot Park is a fantastic place to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the Lake District National Park. Whether you’re looking for things to do near Windermere, a great picnic spot, or a fun day by the water, it’s well worth a visit.

For the latest information on Fell Foot Park opening times, parking, and facilities, check the National Trust website before your trip.

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10 Unique Afternoon Teas in London for Kids & Teenagers

From the best afternoon tea for kids London has to offer, to the best afternoon tea for teenagers looking for a touch of glam, this article is your golden ticket to a world of sugary delights.

We’re about to whisk you away on an adventure filled with some of the most unique and enchanting afternoon tea experiences that London has to offer!

Imagine sipping pink strawberry lemonade while nibbling on fanciful cakes aboard a delightful Afternoon Tea bus, or indulging in an extravagant children’s afternoon tea in a setting inspired by beloved authors!

And let’s not forget those special insta-worthy afternoon teas perfect for those stylish tweens and teens who love to capture their experiences in a snap!

Join us as we dive into 10 of the most quirky afternoon teas on offer in the nation's capital, all sure to create sweet memories and tantalising taste buds. Ready to elevate your afternoon plans? Let’s go!

1. london Afternoon Tea- The Dilly

This children's London themed afternoon tea includes kid-friendly sandwiches, themed pastries, a home-made chocolate scone and special drink selection.

Served on the Terrace at The Dilly, experience this quaint British tradition with views across Piccadilly.

Vegetarian option available.

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2. Peter Pan Afternoon Tea- Aqua Shard

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Includes a selection of savoury items such as finger sandwiches with a creative twist, and an ‘Enormous Mushroom Chimney’ – mushroom-shaped bread inspired by the mushroom stools ‘of charming colour’ in Neverland.

Quintessentially British warm scones are hidden within a special treasure chest, accompanied by sweet apricot marmalade as well as coconut clotted cream.

All served with the incredible views from The Shard.

Vegan, Vegetarian & Pescatarian Menu's also available.

3. Charlie & The Chocolate Factory Afternoon Tea- One Aldwych Hotel

This family friendly afternoon tea, London consists of exciting fizzy lifting drinks, snozzberry jam, chocolate swudge milkshake mixed by waterfall – indulge your inner child and adventure into the magical, mouth-watering world of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory with this enchanting afternoon tea inspired by Roald Dahl’s iconic book.

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4. Be Our Guest: The Enchanted Rose afternoon tea- The Waldorf

A Beauty and the Beast inspired afternoon tea, thoughtfully curated by Executive Chef Luke Rayment-Blakey to celebrate the delicate marriage of bold flavours and delicate techniques, playfully incorporating some of the much-loved scenes and characters with a Waldorf twist.

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5. Peppa pig Kids Afternoon Tea London Bus Tour

See the best of London as you ride aboard an iconic double-decker Routemaster bus with a kid friendly afternoon tea. .

Enjoy a Peppa Pig afternoon-themed tea experience with traditional British treats and unlimited hot drinks.

Listen to a Peppa Pig audio guide full of fun games and sing-a-long songs the whole family will love.

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6. Harry Potter Afternoon Tea & Walking Tour

Explore various Harry Potter locations and buildings that inspired J.K. Rowling’s books on a London walking tour. Enjoy afternoon tea at the Wands & Wizard Exploratorium.

Meet your fun Potter-head guide and a small group of fellow fans at iconic King’s Cross Station, home to Platform 9 ¾, before setting off on your magical city tour.

After your walking tour, you’ll be given tickets for a truly spellbinding experience in The Wands & Wizard Exploratorium, where all kinds of magical treats, sweets, cake, and tea await you.

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7. The Twits Afternoon Tea at County Hall

New for 2024, this Twits themed afternoon tea is perfect for any Roald Dahl fan!

Muggle-Wump brownies, Jam Roly-Poly sponge and our Trick or Twit scones - indulge your inner child and enter into the story of The Twits with our deliciously themed Afternoon Tea inspired by Roald Dahl's iconic book.

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8. Seasonal Afternoon Tea at Peggy Porchen

Probably more one for the tweens and teens, this Insta-worthy (and Insta-famous) bakery located in Belgravia is sure to win you some brownie points!

This autumn, take a seat at London’s most iconic pink café and celebrate the season over the bewitching ritual of afternoon tea. From spiced pumpkin, caramelised toffee apple and perfectly picked blackberries, nature’s larder presides over the grace and flavour of Peggy’s latest menu- there's lots of savoury treats too.

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9. London Afternoon Tea Bus

Have afternoon tea with a twist on the delightful English Tea Bus. Ride aboard a traditional double-decker offering beautiful views of London, including the Coca-Cola London Eye, the Tower of London, and St. Paul’s Cathedral, all while indulging in a delicious mix of sweet and savoury treats.

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10. Taylor Swift Afternoon Tea Bus London

Experience Taylor Swift-inspired vibes and traditional British afternoon tea on a charming bus tour of London. Listen to Taylor's hits and sip on Prosecco or soft drinks as you journey through London.

Let the curated playlist guide your musical journey through Taylor Swift's illustrious career. Listen to songs ranching from the touching melodies of her early country hits to the infectious beats of her top hits.

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