Cotswolds with young kids?

[Cotswoldwithkids]

Evening all, I’m after someone towards the south of England for a short holiday with two preschoolers around Easter time. The Cotswolds looks lovely for adults but is there much to do for kids there? Why suggestions of an area to base ourselves? Thanks.

The Cotswolds wildlife park is great, could definitely spend a whole day there. The grounds at Blenheim Palace have a brilliant play area and a miniature railway, but it is super expensive to get in (imo). There’s a miniature village in Bourton on the Water that was my 2 year olds favourite thing ever. I would stay in one of the bigger villages/market towns like Broadway or Moreton.

All Things Wild is great for kids https://www.allthingswild.co.uk/

There is also Crocodiles of the World but would probably only fill a couple of hours

I was coming on to recommend Cotswold Wildlife Park. There's also Birdland at Bourton on the Water - last time I went they had a children's interactive dinosaur trail, although that was a few years ago.

Agree with pp on Crocs of the World - there's more to it than crocodiles but not a full day out.

Bourton on the water is lovely, with a little river running through it, great place to visit with kids.