Families looking for a great day out for under £10 can choose from ten amazing attractions across Northamptonshire this half-term and autumn.
The list has been compiled by tourism body Northamptonshire, Britain’s Best Surprise as part of its Go Northamptonshire! initiative, which focuses on all the county has to offer, ranging from well-known attractions to a host of hidden gems.
James Miller, Chairman, Northamptonshire, Britain’s Best Surprise, said: “The journey out of Covid lockdown has involved increasing numbers of families looking for places to go and things to do in this country.
“Value for money has also been important and Northamptonshire has a wide range of attractions which provide a fantastic day out without breaking the bank, and don't forget that exploring our stunning rural countryside, exploring our ancient towns and villages and visiting a wealth of beautiful medieval churches is FREE too.”
The Go Northamptonshire! initiative has been supported by the North Northamptonshire and West Northamptonshire Unitary Councils.
For more great ideas on things to do in Northamptonshire, visit www.gonorthamptonshire.co.uk
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Barnwell Country Park, Oundle and Oundle Museum – a great, free day out. The Park comprises 37 acres of lakes, riverbank and meadows to explore, and is situated close to the historic market town of Oundle, where you can admire beautiful stone-built architecture dating back more than 300 years and visit the award-winning museum, wholly run by volunteers, with displays about the town’s history from the prehistoric period to modern day.
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Castle Ashby Gardens – the ancestral home of the 7th Marquess of Northampton. Wander through its gardens, and you are taking a walk-through history. Adults - £3.36, children aged 5 to 16 - £1.26, toddlers under 4 – free.