How to spend the last day on holiday?

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We’ve driven to a couple of places in Europe on holiday. Due to a complete mess up with accommodation the last 2 days we’ve been in the Loire in France unexpectedly. Today is our last day and I don’t want to waste it, but hadn’t planned to be in this region so have no idea what to do! Google throws up a lot of castles and gardens but not much else…
Any suggestions that’d appeal to age 10, 17 and adults? (Just to make things that bit trickier one of us is on crutches and can’t walk far)
Or do I just give up and hang around by the pool?

What do the kids want to do ?

No suggestions forthcoming from anyone. All want to “do” something but “anything really “ is as far as it gets.

If anyone had a suggestion I wouldn’t be asking here!

Water park?

The reason I asked is because the kids might want a lazy day but you are looking for things to do.

Or go karting. Obvs the person on crutches will spectate / officiate

To be honest on the last day I'd be lazing. Or plan an activity for the morning (brekko out and then a short trip) then head home and relax

Me - a market or brocant this morning then time by the pool. It's fast becoming autumnal here, so I'd be squeezing out the last of pool time.

but leaving an excessive amount of time for flights/ferry etc.

French supermarkets 😂

You can go kayaking along the Loire- lovely morning out... but not for anyone in crutches obviously. You could also go visit one of the big chateaus- Chambord has some bird / horse shows (all in French) but these might be a bit lame for the older one.

Loire is famous for its chateaux, so if you haven't visited any, don't miss out.

Pick one, I'm sure Google will throw up recommendations for a child friendly one nearby. Chenonceau made a huge impression on me as a child.

www.aluxurytravelblog.com/2014/02/26/4-loire-valley-chateaux-that-are-perfect-for-kids/

Which part of Loire? I love the the garden festival at chaumont www.french-gardens.com/gardens/chaumont.php great for kids too. Or go shopping. I love a French household shop.

www.chenonceau.com/en/practical-information/services

Beware though, you may need to book in advance.

Person on crutches could borrow a wheelchair?

Just find a local place to eat, wander by the river and have a relax?

It might help if you give your nearest large town, as the Loire is quite a long river.

Well, we’re between chaumont-sur-Loire and Chenonceau, so both are possibilities! Thanks!