Activity providers & venues

Ash End House Children’s Farm

Unclaimed

Farms & Gardens

Warwickshire

Farm

Ashmolean Museum

Unclaimed

Museums & Galleries

Oxford

The Ashmolean is the University of Oxford’s museum of art and archaeology, founded in 1683. Our world famous collections range from Egyptian mummies to contemporary art, telling human stories across cultures and across time.

Attenborough Nature Reserve

Unclaimed

Woods & Trails

Broxtowe

Cafe / gift shop

Bicester Leisure Centre

Unclaimed

Sport & Activity

Bicester

Blenheim Palace

Unclaimed

Castles & History

Woodstock, Oxfordshire

Bluebell Dairy Ice Cream Farm

Unclaimed

Farms & Gardens

Derbyshire

Carterton Leisure Centre

Unclaimed

Sport & Activity

West Oxfordshire

Conkers

Unclaimed

Parks & Playgrounds

Leicestershire

Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens

Unclaimed

Animals & Wildlife

West Oxfordshire

Crocodiles of the World

Unclaimed

Animals & Wildlife

Brize Norton, Oxfordshire

Croxteth Country Hall and Park & Farm

Unclaimed

Parks & Playgrounds

Liverpool City Region

Dorset Heavy Horse Centre

Unclaimed

Animals & Wildlife

Dorset

Dreamy Cow Farmhouse Ice Cream

Unclaimed

Parks & Playgrounds

North West Leicestershire

Delicious homemade ice cream!

DÜDL

Unclaimed

Indoor Play

Derbyshire

Enchanted Garden Play Area, Bicester

Unclaimed

Indoor Play

Bicester

Farmer Gow's

Unclaimed

Farms & Gardens

Vale of White Horse

Gopsall Hall Farm

Unclaimed

Camping

Leicestershire

Little Foxes Play Town

Unclaimed

Indoor Play

Nottinghamshire

Magic Garden, Yarnton

Unclaimed

Indoor Play

West Oxford

Mighty Monsters

Unclaimed

Indoor Play

Nottinghamshire

Millets Farm Centre

Unclaimed

Farms & Gardens

Vale of White Horse

North Oxford Gymnastics Club

Unclaimed

Sport & Activity

West Oxfordshire

North Oxford Gymnastics is an acrobatic gymnastics club for children, located in Witney.

Oxford Botanic Garden

Unclaimed

Farms & Gardens

Oxford

Sharing the scientific wonder and importance of plants with the world: Oxford Botanic Garden is the UK’s oldest botanic garden and occupies a world-class position in terms of its history and academic location. Founded in 1621 the Garden is committed to educating people about the importance of plants, to help conserve plants from around the world, and to conduct and support teaching and research within the University and beyond.

Oxford Brookes University Sport & Active Wellness

Unclaimed

Sport & Activity

Oxford

Oxford City FC

Unclaimed

Sport & Activity

Oxford

Oxford United in the Community

Unclaimed

Sport & Activity

Horspath, Oxford

Oxford United in the Community

Unclaimed

Sport & Activity

Oxfordshire

Oxford University Museum of Natural History

Unclaimed

Museums & Galleries

Oxford

Oxford University Museum of Natural History holds an internationally-significant collection of natural history specimens and archives in a stunning example of neo-Gothic architecture. It is home to a lively programme of research, teaching and events focused on the sciences of the natural environment. Oxford University Museum of Natural History was established in 1860 to draw together scientific studies from across the University of Oxford. Today, the award-winning Museum continues to be a place of scientific research, collecting and fieldwork, and plays host to a programme of events, exhibitions and activities for the public and school students of all ages. Highlights in the collections include the world's first scientifically described dinosaur – Megalosaurus bucklandii – and the world-famous Oxford Dodo, the only soft tissue remains of the extinct dodo.

Pitt Rivers Museum

Unclaimed

Museums & Galleries

Oxford

The much-loved Pitt Rivers Museum is unlike any other. Founded in 1884, it houses within an atmospheric building more than 500,000 objects, photographs and manuscripts from all over the world, and from all periods of human existence. Within these are exceptional objects of ritual significance, and objects made for tourists or trade. The Museum is loved by many and is widely regarded as one of the best of its kind. It is also a contested space that calls for innovative curation to engage with the more difficult aspects of its history; a place where many histories collide and where objects from Britain's colonial past sit side by side with more recent (and much older) ones. Curating that space and those collections is a challenge that we embrace. The Museum has consciously cultivated its characteristic layout: artefacts are arranged by type into a ‘democracy of things’, rather than by time or region. This reveals fascinating distinctions and parallels across cultures, and encourages questions about the ways in which humanity tackles problems, and creates, understands and embraces life across the world. The collections are of extraordinary range and depth, comprising objects of historical, social and ritual significance, a mixture of great works of art, technology, invention and design from around the world. The Museum is used for teaching learners of all ages and not just students at the University. Staff carry out world-leading conservation and research and we are known for our innovative public programmes and collaborative work with both local communities and those from where the collections originate. There is a popular perception that the Pitt Rivers Museum is a 'museum of a museum' but in fact none of the original displays still exist. The Museum has always adapted and changed over time, by updating displays, adding to the collections and consciously working to keep it relevant. Today, we continue to undertake this transformational work to ensure that the collections remain meaningful to contemporary audiences, whilst maintaining the multi-layered and dense displays, which have inspired, enthralled and intrigued many generations of visitors.

Pony Pursuits

Unclaimed

Animals & Wildlife

North Oxford

Rectory Farm

Unclaimed

Farms & Gardens

Oxfordshire

Located in Stanton St John just outside Oxford, Rectory Farm is a 45-acre family-run setup starting in the 1950s. Best known for its extensive Pick Your Own fields, the farm invites visitors from April to October to harvest over 30 varieties of fresh fruits, vegetables, and flowers, including strawberries, raspberries, and asparagus. Beyond the picking fields, the site features a well-stocked farm shop open from March to December that showcases homegrown produce alongside artisan goods from Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds. Families can enjoy dedicated play areas, sandpits, and a popular seasonal pumpkin patch, while the on-site Rectory Farm Café serves up a farm-to-table brunch menu alongside authentic Bengali street food. Visiting the farm is straightforward and highly accessible, as no advanced booking is required to enter the shop, café, or picking fields. To support environmental sustainability, guests are encouraged to bring their own reusable containers for picking, which also earns them a discount on their harvested crops. The estate provides ample free parking and welcomes dogs on leads in designated outdoor areas and the café, making it a highly convenient day trip for families and food lovers alike.

Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch Railway

Unclaimed

Castles & History

Kent

Science Oxford Centre

Unclaimed

Museums & Galleries

Headington, Oxford

Sheldonian Theatre

Unclaimed

Castles & History

Oxford

Smithills farm

Unclaimed

Farms & Gardens

Greater Manchester

Stonor Park Tumblestone Hollow

Unclaimed

Parks & Playgrounds

Oxfordshire

Adventure Playground

Stratford Butterfly Farm

Unclaimed

Farms & Gardens

Stratford-on-Avon

Stratford Butterfly Farm is the largest tropical butterfly greenhouse in the UK. Located in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, it features hundreds of free-flying exotic butterflies, tropical plants, waterfalls, and a Minibeast Metropolis housing insects, reptiles, and amphibians.

The Pottery Place, Witney

Unclaimed

Activity Centres

Witney

The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre

Unclaimed

Museums & Galleries

The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre is an independent registered charity located in Great Missenden, Buckinghamshire, where the author lived and wrote for 36 years. Opened in 2005, the museum houses Dahl's extensive manuscript archives and features three interactive galleries aimed at inspiring creative writing and "unlocking the storymaker" in every visitor. Because it receives no regular public funding, the business operates entirely on income generated from visitor ticket sales, workshops, and gift shop purchases.

Twycross Zoo

Unclaimed

Parks & Playgrounds

Warwickshire

Waterperry Gardens

Unclaimed

Parks & Playgrounds

Oxfordshire

West Midlands Safari Park

Unclaimed

Parks & Playgrounds

Worcestershire

Willow Paws Paddock

Unclaimed

Animals & Wildlife

Derbyshire

Wollaton Park Playground

Unclaimed

Parks & Playgrounds

West Nottingham