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I’m really looking forward to having the kids at home for half term because here in Sussex we’re spoilt for choice of things to do! The National Trust always comes up trumps, with Bodiam Castle celebrating Halloween with a Dragon Quest and craft activities, followed by a Crones Corner. The crazy Crones will be back with their amazing potions and lotions and you can listen to their stories or watch them brewing up their concoctions, but they say don’t be taken in by their charms……The fantastic Rare Breeds Centre at Woodchurch has loads to offer, with a ghost hunt around the farm; ‘Scare Glow’ a unique UV experience; Vunderbar the Wizard telling scary tales and singing spooky songs; and to top it all some ghoulish face painting. Drusillas Park, widely regarded as the best small zoo in the UK, is also celebrating Halloween with spooky happenings in Haunted Heights, Mummy Mayhem and creepy crawly encounters.

There are many beautiful walks on the Roseland Peninsula in Cornwall. but these 3 are my favourite and are not particularly well known so you are almost guaranteed some peace and solitude.

Cornwall – the land of myth and legend, of King Arthur and his knights, the mysterious Men-an-Tol and the remote, wild beauty of Bodmin Moor. The far tip of England has been a popular draw for visitors for centuries, and today there are plenty of things to see and do for modern guests staying at one of our many luxury cottages in Cornwall. If you’re looking for interesting things to do and days out in Cornwall then we have a few suggestions for you that will let you explore the heritage, culture and some of those legends too!

Cumbria’s Lake District is an outdoor adventure lover’s paradise. From hiking and cycling through to more strenuous activities such as climbing, kayaking and quad biking; if you love the outdoors you’ll love the Lakes. All year round there is plenty to keep everyone of all ages busy, no matter how much energy you have! Here are a few suggestions for things to do in the Lake District.

Sussex is surprisingly well served by some great beaches, some that are not well known, so can be a great discovery – all good for getting outdoors. The beaches are often matched by some very good consistent weather to add to the enjoyment. If you like visiting a beach, then here are a few of the best beaches in Sussex:-