Family Fun in Norfolk

Norfolk's living Rainforest, this seafront attraction offers close encounters with over 50 species of snakes, lizards and insects in a tropical jungle environment.

Award-winning, innovative adventure park for the whole family with magical treehouses, boat trips, marsh walks and intriguing characters, bringing the Norfolk Broads to mystical life.

Delightful nine-mile narrow gauge steam railway connects Wroxham and Aylsham by following the River Bure through meadowland and ancient pastures.

Jurassic-themed attraction in 100 acres of woods with dinosaur trails, fun barns, adventure parks, deer park and creepy crawlies.

Norfolk's only purpose-built roller skating rink, with a designed adventure playground area including new laser guns.

Six acres of delightful gardens with 13 bridges, a natural trout stream, nature trail, kingfisher hide, grass paths and tea rooms.

Seaside-based aquarium with over 1000 creatures including sharks, seahorses, penguins, rays, turtle breeding and dwarf crocodiles.

Five breeds of heavy horses, other rescued animals, Farming Bygones Museums, Blacksmith Days and a children's play and activity area.

Fun for under 12’s in this exciting play centre with laser parties, ball pits, a well-equipped enclosed outdoor play area, arts and crafts activities and a café.

Long-established small children’s theme park with three roller coasters, including the ever-popular Snails ride . The Joyland American themed diner is next door.

Chauffered hour-long punting trips on the River Wensum with fascinating commentaries on historic Norwich. Haunted river tours at night are a popular option.

A great day out for children in this ‘three parks in one’ atttraction - rides include a miniature railway, live shows and animals galore, some in a petting area.

An indoor adventure play area for children aged from two to eleven; colourful and safe slides, ball pits and foam ball cannons provide energetic entertainment.

A nostalgic steam train journey through rolling countryside in a designated area of outstanding natural beauty, the 'Poppy Line' North Norfolk Railway hasn't changed much since service commenced in 1887. The 10-mile round trip connects the traditional seaside resort of Sheringham and the Georgian market town of Holt on a steam locomotive journey that passes primroses, bluebells, yellow gorse and, at the end of the year, the fabulous poppies that give the line its nickname.

Redwings’ newest visitor centre in North Norfolk opened in April 2013. Situated in idyllic countryside just 12 miles from the centre of Norwich, Redwings Aylsham is home to nearly 50 horses, ponies, and donkeys. On site, the Redwings team offer regular walking tours as well as demonstrations in horse care. Facilities include a gift shop full of horsey souvenirs as well as a café offering warm drinks and delicious snacks. There is also an outdoor children’s play area.

Visitors can support the work of Redwings by sponsoring one of the centre’s friendly resident ‘Adoption Stars’, either for yourself or as a thoughtful gift for a friend or loved one. A year’s membership to the Redwings Adoption Club costs just £12.50! Redwings Aylsham is home to some of the charity’s most charming Adoption Stars, including stunning Friesian mare Maya, the very handsome Gulliver, cheeky donkey duo Wiggins and Wacko, and Redwings’ notorious herd of Shetlands, known collectively as ‘The Gangsters’.

Open from 10am to 4pm Fridays to Mondays all year round.
Free entry and parking