Top Things to do in Northamptonshire
Top Hotels in Northamptonshire
- 1. Mercure Daventry Court Hotel
- 2. Premier Inn Northampton Town Centre hotel
- 3. Kettering Park Hotel & Spa
- 4. Hopping Hare
- 5. The Saracens Head Hotel
- 6. Park Inn by Radisson Northampton Town Centre
- 7. Ibis Hotel Northampton Centre
- 8. Premier Inn Kettering hotel
- 9. The Poplars Hotel
- 10. Fawsley Hall Hotel & Spa
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10 Things to do Good for Kids in Northamptonshire That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Northamptonshire, United Kingdom including Catanger Llamas, The Pinnacle Climbing Centre, Irchester Country Park, Lyveden, Santa Pod Raceway, Canons Ashby, Royal & Derngate Theatre, Stanwick Lakes, Wellingborough Museum, Coton Manor Gardens.
Restaurants in Northamptonshire
1. Catanger Llamas
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 630 reviews
BOOKINGS ONLY For an unforgettable experience... Discover and enjoy llama trekking in the beautiful, undulating Northamptonshire countryside, unspoilt and blissfully quiet. The perfect way to de-stress. Open all year - Booking in essential! We offer a full range of treks, llama parties, trekking vouchers, educational visits, corporate entertaining, meetings, our 'Llamarabilia' gift shop and On Farm Accommodation.
Reviewed By Lucy7837 - Rugby, United Kingdom
We had an absolutely amazing time llama trekking at Catanger Llamas. Before we went Sarah answered all my questions over email and was a great and friendly host on the day too. We got to learn all about llamas before taking ours out on our walk, which I found really interesting. The walk was through beautiful countryside and was great to spend time with our llama who was really gentle and had a fantastic personality! Then we headed back to the farm to see all the other llamas and the babies too which was lovely. Also, Catanger Llamas has loads of precautions in place for Covid, e.g. loads of hand sanitizer, rotating llamas and guide ropes used etc so it felt really safe. Would definitely recommend a visit here, it was a fantastic experience!
2. The Pinnacle Climbing Centre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 240 reviews
At the Pinnacle Climbing Centre we are passionate about the vertical arena and equally passionate about introducing non climbers to a life away from the ground. Our climbing halls have over 200 routes up to 12.5 meters high. Our bouldering room has over 70 problems. We cater for all ages with a range of sessions from tasters to beginners courses, kids clubs or birthday parties.
Reviewed By JSpratt - Oxford, United Kingdom
All of the staff were very helpful and friendly. Felt welcome as soon as I entered. Both the main climbing area and the bouldering area and a great selection of route choices and made for a great couple of hours. Will certainly be coming again.
3. Irchester Country Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 366 reviews
This former ironstone quarry has a wonderful children's play area as well as a network of long and short trails through 83 hectares of mixed woodland. The park is home to the Quarryman's Rest Cafe, Jungle Parc UK and the Irchester Narrow Gauge Railway museum. Jungle Parc high ropes adventure course. Enjoy lots of amazing activities as you glide through the trees on rope bridges, zip lines and cargo nets. For more information or to book a place, visit the Jungle Parc website or email.
Reviewed By Giantfoody88 - Northampton, United Kingdom
As above, just great! If you want some fresh air, forrest feel, a decent walk and somewhere that your children will enjoy then come here.
4. Lyveden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 320 reviews
Set in the heart of rural Northamptonshire, Lyveden is a remarkable survivor of the Elizabethan age. Begun by Sir Thomas Tresham to symbolise his Catholic faith, Lyveden remains incomplete and virtually unaltered since work stopped on his death in 1605. Due to the current work of the Lyveden Reconnected project, Lyveden is closed until June 2021.
Reviewed By AmandaG701 - Oundle, United Kingdom
A lovely place for a walk - the grounds and folly are surrounded by countryside and woodland that you can walk for miles in. Good dog walking territory
5. Santa Pod Raceway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 510 reviews
Reviewed By starcat119 - Haddenham, United Kingdom
Me and my boyfriend come here for various events throughout the year - Big Bang, Festival of Power, Bugjam, etc. Absolutely excellent racing venue. Plenty to see and do, including food. They hold a great variety of cars, bikes and racing/drag racing events - something to suit everyone's tastes. Would recommend! :)
6. Canons Ashby
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 652 reviews
Reviewed By PandyPandora - Harpenden, United Kingdom
Definitely worth a visit. Prior to our visit, we had not heard of this place and chose it based on distance to travel. It is a National Trust property so free for members, otherwise £11.60 with gift aid. Everyone from car park steward to the ladies scanning our NT cards, to the volunteers in the different rooms of the house and the staff in the cafe were very welcoming, friendly and helpful. The volunteers in the rooms were also very knowledgeable and were interesting to listen to. There are also information folders in each room and on arrival you are given a leaflet with a floor plan and room information. The gardens and church open at 10am and the house at 11.30am. Arrive early as it gets busy. The church is what remains of an Augustinian Priory. The gardens are lovely with great views of the surrounding countryside. The Stables tea room has indoor and outdoor seating. There is a selection of hot food (jacket potatoes, soup), sandwiches and cakes plus options for hot and cold drinks. Service was prompt and the food was good.
7. Royal & Derngate Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,079 reviews
Reviewed By Varneyboy85 - Woodford Halse, United Kingdom
We went to see dirty dancing and really had a great time. Perfect setting and setting. Really good facilities and an available car park close by. If you get the opportunity to go and watch an event here I would recommend going.
8. Stanwick Lakes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 936 reviews
Reviewed By steff0711 - Birmingham, United Kingdom
We went here after seeing it advertised on fb, great day out and all for the cost of parking, which is cash only but you can pay at the counter in the gift shop by card before 5pm. (£5.60) We took a picnic, enjoyed a walk with a stop at the assault course which the kids loved then a stroll back to the park which includes a water area so pack towels and costumes as I didn’t know about this area so the kids went in their underwear. After lunch went for another stroll and came across another assortment of activities that the kids enjoyed they was tired at the end of the day but a brilliant day out. Their is a cafe on site if you wish to eat their or enjoy a coffee outside on the decking over the lake. Great for all ages, will defo be visiting again!
9. Wellingborough Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 176 reviews
Reviewed By StillLostAndHungary - Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
Great place to go, loads of local history. The staff are very knowledgeable and entry is freee! Would definitely recommend
10. Coton Manor Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 475 reviews
Reviewed By TravelDiary_N - England, United Kingdom
A great place to visit if you are a garden lover. Cafe is open ,Garden is open and they have taken so much effort as per government advice on COvid -19 transmission. Beautiful flowers,ducklings ,Chickens and flamingos. There is no hesitation to visit this place again.
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