Showing posts with label Heatherton World of Activities. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heatherton World of Activities. Show all posts

Saturday, 24 August 2019

Reasons to be Cheerful: Single with Kids in Pembroke #R2BC

R2BC at Mummy from the Heart 

We are just back from nearly 2 weeks of wonderful fun in Pembrokeshire with Single With Kids in time for plenty of reasons to be cheerful with Michelle! I will let the pictures do the talking. These are just some of the reasons that I ended up smiling so broadly:

Tenby castle beach

1) Stunning beaches

Broad Haven South beach

2) Dragon!

Wednesday, 5 September 2018

Heatherton World of Activities

The biggest day out on our trip to Pembrokeshire was to Heatherton World of Activities. We had enjoyed this trip last year and had wished that we could do more, we also needed to budget for going with both groups of holiday makers! It proved to be an incentive to get my son out of bed for 2 weeks on the trot to do car boot sales to raised enough money for our credits - you pay to play. We were able to buy a decent amount of shared credits and this is some of the fun that we had:

8 Track Slot Racing


This is so much more fun when you have a group to race against so perfect on our break. Even I got to have a go, although I swear I always get the slowest car!

Bumper Boats



I really need to have a go on these next year as my son and the other children had a wonderful time crashing into each other!

Mini Landrovers

Monday, 25 September 2017

#CountryKids at Heatherton World of Activities

Country Kids from Coombe Mill Family Farm Holidays Cornwall

On the second full day in Pembrokeshire we opted for a day at Heatherton World of Activities. The site is free entry but you either buy credits or pay for each activity separately. Having worked out the budget my son and I got our credit passes and then headed off to Adventure Golf with some of the group for the first activity:


The holes were pirate themed with a message before each hole:


After a close round we headed over the part of the park and the brand new beech maze which hasn't yet grown tall enough to not see things: