Kirsty & James
Things To Do
Woburn Abbey Deer Park
There are lots of footpaths through the Woburn Deer Park. There is also a public highway that crosses the park which you can drive through and the deer are there either side of the road. If you are not staying in the area all weekend, then we would recommend driving through the deer park on route to St Mary's church from Eversholt Road.
Woburn Safari Park
The park is only accessible in your own vehicle (no open top, cabriolet cars, bicycles or motorbikes are permitted, and you can't enter on foot). Purchase tickets online or at the gate.
Woburn Coffee House
The Woburn Coffee House is a beautiful licensed boutique eatery specialising in Afternoon Tea service only nestled in the heart of the historic village of Woburn.
Center Parcs Woburn Forest
Just an hour from London in beautiful rural Bedfordshire, Woburn Forest is one of our newest and most modern villages. You’ll find a range of activities, restaurants and accommodation types within a compact 300-acre site that’s ideal for young families.
The Whisk Kitchen & Bar
A perfect place for brunch and pancakes!
Centre:MK
With 1000's of brands under one roof, centre:mk is one of the UK's top shopping destinations based in the heart of Milton Keynes.
Box End Park Watersports
Box End Park is centred around two purpose built watersports lakes, offering safe, quality water sports activities to all ages and abilities. Children from the age of 6 can enjoy exploring and conquering our amazing Aqua Park floating playground. You can learn to water-ski and wakeboard on our cable tow lake, or train during our dedicated open water swim sessions.
Snozone
Located at the Xscape centre Milton Keynes we offer a wide range of activities for all the family and for all levels of ability from complete beginners to freestyle pros. Whether you're looking to learn to ski or snowboard, want to get some time on the slopes or want to have some fun in the snow with the children Snozone provides amazing experiences for all.
Houghton House
A free English heritage site with parking Houghton House today is the shell of a 17th-century mansion commanding magnificent views, reputedly the inspiration for the ‘House Beautiful’ in John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress. It was built around 1615 for Mary, Dowager Countess of Pembroke, in a mixture of Jacobean and Classical styles: the ground floors of two Italianate loggias survive, possibly the work of Inigo Jones.