For scenic trips to the aracve area of Dartmouth & Kingswear in South Devon the TORBAY EXPRESS is a Sunday service operang during the summer from the Bristol Tem- ple Meads railway staon. PLEASE BOOK ONLINE and say that you heard about them from the:


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For an out of town experience why not explore the Forest of Dean; it is one of the best DAYS OUT near Bris- tol. You can enjoy spectacular views and it is a great area for caravan- ning and camping. Mallards Pike Lake in the Forest of Dean has been voted the best place to picnic in the South West; this aracve beauty spot is also popular for walking, cycling and other adventure acvi- es.


The family cycle path runs close by and the Go Ape tree experience is just a short walk from the car park. Mallards Pike is easily accessible and is buggy-wheelchair friendly.


Visit a truly historic


experience – where the past comes to life! Oakham Treasures is an amazing and extensive ‘real life’ display of retail and farming history in the UK, and will give any visitor an amaz-ing and upliing trip down memory lane.


Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm is a unique hands-on zoo located just outside Bristol and set in over 100 acres of beauful countryside. With over 100 dierent species you can get up close with animals of all sizes, from Bears to Meerkats, and Elephants to Owls, you’ll experience all the animal king- dom has to oer.


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