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the little darlings with lurid tales of the excitement to come, but at the first hint of naughtiness remind them that it could all be snatched away unless things improve. Some might call this barefaced bribery. I prefer to call it the “Santa Principle” , for, as all parents know, Santa only brings pres ent to good boys and girls. By the week of the trip just the mere mention of the word “Camelot” could end my four-year-old’s tantrum in a trice. In the fortnight following the trip,
change tack slightly, adopting the line “well F this is how you’re going to behave there won’t be any more trips to Camelot!” Of course, all this relies on the day out
living up to your promises of non-stop fun and thrills - and Camelot certainly did. Despite unseasonably cold weather our
kids had a whale of a time, their adven tures told and retold in breathless gabble to a succession of dumbstruck grandpar ents, little pals and complete strangers! My pre-trip promises were based on lit
tle more than hope and secondhand sto ries, as I had never visited Camelot before and wondered F it would be “too old” for our youngsters, aged two and four. I need n’t have worried, as it achieves the impos sible by appealing to children of all ages, even the grown-up ones. There’s a clue in the name that the
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dlers could go on with parents in tow, even a mini rollercoaster. Other favourites included spinning teacups, a ferns wheel, carousels and roundabouts and - a particu lar hit - a dragon ride. More fun was had in the indoor soft play area (a chance to warm up a bit!) and at Squire Bumpkin’s Farm, which offers close encounters with a variety of friendly farm animals. Purely in the interests of research, I
tried out some of those white knuckle rides, which only served to confirm my worst fears - I’m getting too old for all this. One in particular, Excalibur 2, delivered thrills and, thankfully, no spills as I was tipped and suspended completely upside down at least a thousand feet in the air... well it felt like a thousand feet at the time. “Never again” I vowed as I staggered away... then went back and did it all again! There is no shortage of entertainment
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