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Woodlands Caravan & Leisure Park
An award-winning family leisure and caravan park suitable in any kind of weather. Attractions include toboggan and adventure rides, a falconry centre and a playzone for the little ones. Heaps to do here and heaps of fun for kids and grown-ups too.
Grand Prix Go Karts
Situated on the lively beach at Goodrington Sands, Grand Prix Go Karts is a family attraction which will give you all the thrills of racing. Choose between the 2 Seater Sports Car, Grand Prix Carts for novices and Family Cars for accompanied children.
Quaywest Waterpark
Lying on the beach at Goodrington Sands, Quaywest Waterpark is a children's attraction which promises fun for all the family. The large waterpark has 8 slides, a swimming pool and children's play areas. For safety and comfort, the water at Quaywest Waterpark is heated to 80F and is staffed with qualified lifeguards. Other attractions at Quaywest include ringo raging, canoeing, jet and water skiing on the popular beach of Goodrington Sands. Quaywest Waterpark is due to reopen on 27th May, 2006.
Meadowland Centre
A good place to take the kids for some family fun, Meadowlands is Tavistock's local indoor pool boasting a river rapid, water canon and spa. In the centre, you'll also be able to use the tennis courts or bowling green.
Babbacombe Model Village
Feel like a giant as you tour a miniature world at the Babbacombe Model Village. The key attraction here is "A World of Characters" where you'll find recreations of historic events and popular movie scenes. You can also see a 1930's model railway in action or go behind the scenes and find out how the props are made. In spring 2006, a new attraction, Merrivale Castle will recreate a medieval experience. In the last two weeks of November and the month of December, you can visit "Winter Wonderland" and see the "Minilluminations" at dusk.
Riviera International Centre
A great alternative attraction for parents on a wet summer's day, this is Torquay's indoor beach. You'll be able to swim at Waves Leisure Pool, ride its giant slide or simply enjoy splashing in the artificial waves. Other attractions here are the sauna and steam room, jacuzzi and gym.
The Norman Lockyer Observatory and Planetarium
Somewhere on this planet, right now, someone is laughing and its all thanks to Sir Joseph Norman Lockyer. The scientist who discovered helium, his achievements are no laughing matter. Appointed Secretary of a Royal Commission for the Advancement of Science in 1870, Lockyer is recognised as one of the fathers of astrophysics. He introduced new methods of stargazing through the use of spectroscopy. To do so, he invented and constructed a telescope to suit his needs in 1865. The self-designed telescope, enabled Lockyer to study Mars and create the most precise lunar map to date. The Norman Lockyer Observatory is an historic observatory first established by Sir Joseph Norman Lockyer.
Seascape - Sidmouth
A Superb 2 Bedroom Apartment (Sleeps 4) in a Grade II* Listed Georgian Terrace in the heart of Sidmouth 200m from the seafront & town Pets Welcome