Gifts for a family

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As the title says really, thinking of a family gift rather than buying individual. Any ideas?

Depends on the family I guess. But we have one child at nursery and one child at primary school and I'm putting a family National Trust membership on my Christmas list for all of us.

Other things could be cinema vouchers, annual passes to theme parks/farm parks, theatre tickets/vouchers, Ticketmaster voucher. Something to do together, rather than something to have.

As above with days out.

In addition - panto tickets.

Board game. Jigsaw. Outdoor sports equipment. Camping equipment.

Depends on age of family, interests and budget.

depends on ages, and what kind of people they are. My dsis and her grown up family love an M&S hamper so thats what I will be gettting them.

Restaurant/ Just Eat vouchers.
Some kind of snack subscription.

Budget? Would be helpful.

Board game they could play together.

National Theatre Tokens if they would enjoy that

How old are children?

National trust annual pass. Historic Royal Palace membership. Annual pass to a local theme park or farm. Escape room tickets or theatre/cinema vouchers or restaurant vouchers. TV channel subscription eg Netflix
Board game or a big food hamper

Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza game. We've played with 14-40 year olds and everyone loves it. If they're into family games, that (it's around £10 I think!) and some snacks would be nice if you're on a budget.

Theatre tickets or cinema vouchers sound about right. You can also make a restaurant reservation, but it should be discussed with them first.
Something for the home could also be an option, like a family birthday calendar with their photos and birthdays highlighted or a set of board games or a really nice tea&cofee gift set. Maybe a snack subscription box, but then again, make sure there are no allregies or diet restrictions.

What sort of budget?