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What to do in Warrington with the kids

Posted: 06 July 2021


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From thrilling water slides and wooden roller coasters to enchanting gardens and museums, Warrington has something for the whole family. Whether visiting the town for the summer break or just a weekend, Warrington is the perfect place for a family getaway.

Here are some worthwhile places to visit on your next trip to this whimsical town. 

1. Gulliver’s World 

Gulliver’s World is every kid’s paradise. With pirate ship rides, bumper cars, waterslides and rollercoasters, the theme park has been a favourite for families in the area and surrounds for decades. The park also has a resort that offers dinosaur and unicorn sleepovers for a night the kids won’t forget! 

2. Walton Hall & Gardens

Situated amid acres of picturesque parkland, Walton Hall & Gardens is the ideal place to soak up Warrington’s wondrous outdoors. Once the home of Lord and Lady Daresbury, the popular destination now boasts some of the best picnic spots and play areas in the town. The grounds also feature a children’s zoo which is home to a menagerie of animals including ferrets, pygmy goats and ponies. 

3. Lymm Dam 

As a winner of the Green Flag Award, Lymm Dam attracts people from around the country each year. The green belt spans over 17 hectares and is a perfect spot to escape the bustle of the city. The park has an array of attractions including woodland walks, water features, striking sandstone rocks and local wildlife. 

4. Warrington Museum and Art Gallery

Warrington Museum and Art Gallery offer visitors a journey through time. As one of the oldest municipal museums in the country, it showcases the region’s rich history and creativity. From Egyptian mummies to the town’s very own dinosaurs, Warrington Museum and Art Gallery is a great way to learn about the world and its wonders. 

5. Golden Square Shopping Centre

Located in the centre of town, Golden Square Shopping Centre is home to a range of fantastic stores, restaurants as well as a statue of Mad Hatter’s tea party. Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice in Wonderland, was born just outside of Warrington and the town has become associated with the famed author and her fascinating imagination. Grab a bite to eat here, buy a few souvenirs and snap a photo with the wild tea party guests. 

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