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Good parks/indoor play areas.

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Nanalogue Sat 19-Jul-14 13:26:10

Also Wellington Country Park, loads to do there, different play areas, a little train, animals.... Bit expensive though...

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supermum48 Sat 19-Jul-14 11:52:04

Have been to Birdworld but Tri Lakes sounds a good option. Thank you ninathenana.

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dogsdinner Sat 19-Jul-14 08:12:03

Any national trust places near you? They usually have gardens and woods to explore. Plus loos.

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ninathenana Fri 18-Jul-14 22:19:15

goldengirl plenty of trees to hide behind grin

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goldengirl Fri 18-Jul-14 15:46:53

I would love to take the GC to the parks and woodlands we have around here but the lack of loos causes problems - me with a medical condition and one GD just getting to grips with toilet training when for both of us speed is pretty essential!

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EmilyGransnet (GNHQ) Fri 18-Jul-14 09:50:57

Hi supermum48,

Thought you might be interested to know that Gransnet has local sites too with their own dedicated forums. Perhaps you could post your question on our Berkshire or Hampshire sites too? I have provided the links below for you.

local.gransnet.com/hampshire
local.gransnet.com/berkshire

Hope you get the info you need!

GNHQ x

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ninathenana Fri 18-Jul-14 09:42:11

Have you ever been to bird world in Borden Hants or Tri Lakes Country Park Yately Rd Sandhurst. it has birds, animals and indoor play area.

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supermum48 Thu 17-Jul-14 22:54:05

Can anybody suggest a good park/ indoor play area? I have two grandchildren aged 7 and 3 and live near the Hampshire/Surrey/Berkshire borders. School holidays are upon us!

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