5 Free family days out in Clevedon
Ladye Bay © Ian Knox, www.geograph.org.uk - Credit: Archant
Want to take the family out but short of funds? Here are 5 things you can do in Clevedon for free
Poet's Walk ©David P Howard, www.geograph.org.uk - Credit: Archant
Buggy friendly, beautiful and completely free, Poet’s Walk is one of England’s prettiest walks and has inspired writers for centuries. Your children probably won’t want to compose any verse, but they will want to climb the real, live Lookout Tower. They’ll also enjoy spotting birds and wildlife in the nature reserve, while the broad sea walls, safe paths, wood stairs and bits of beach to play on along the way are irresistible.
Salthouse Fields Skatepark © Jaggery, www.geograph.org.uk - Credit: Archant
Salthouse Fields Skatepark
Situated on the seafront Salthouse Fields Skatepark might not be the most challenging, but it’s good for beginners and fine for practising. It has a couple of quarter pipes, box with grind rail on the side, transfer ramp, flatbank and grind box and there are plenty of boarders, BMX riders and scooters about to compete with.
Ladye Bay © Ian Knox, www.geograph.org.uk - Credit: Archant
Ladye Bay
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Everyone loves the beach and in Clevedon the best family beach is Ladye Bay. It’s beautiful and sheltered and just perfect for whole day by the sea. Take a picnic and catch some sun on the shore, skim stones, climb the rocks and have your first paddle of the year – the water’s lovely.
Clevedon Craft Centre - Credit: Archant
Feeding the ducks at Clevedon Craft Centre has been a treat for tiny children in North Somerset for generations. If you aren’t enchanted by waterfowl, the craftspeople of Clevedon are always busy and watching them at work is free and fascinating.
There is an iron age hillfort, which is a scheduled ancient monument, at the top of Wain's Hill © Sharon Loxton, www.geograph.org.uk - Credit: Archant
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If you are a bit of a history buff you might like to check out the univallate Iron Age hill fort on Wain’s hill, about a 1 mile south-west of the town. With stunning views over the sea it is the perfect spot to enjoy a picnic once you have explored the fort.
