Where to take a 20 month old that isnt a park or soft play ?

[Picklemuncher123]

Looking for somewhere different that we can go as a family this weekend. We live in the midlands, so ideally around there. Fed up of parks and soft play.

Please let me know your ideas that are toddler friendly :) Thanks

swimming, drive to a country park or museums.

Library
Train ride
Feed the ducks
Bus ride

Castle
Farm
Swimming
They like everything at that age

My fave day out was Ikea when Ds was that age Might not be what you meant though!

National trust, bus / train ride, museums, library, art gallery, one of those small world sessions (where the kids can pretend to work in cafes and be bus drivers and stuff!) Do messy play in the garden, have a picnic..... ooh!!! goto thomasland at Drayton manor!

Library
Farm
Museum (most have a room for kids or specific sessions)
Swimming
Safari park/zoo/aquarium
National trust type place

We like IKEA too twirlypoo!

It’s open farm Sunday and many farms are taking part. I think we’re heading to our local children’s farm

Miniature railway
Steam railway - isn’t there one in Ripley? There’s also the Battlefield Line Railway.
Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum
Aquarium - one in Birmingham and one in Matlock
Bugtopia at Kettering
Peak Wildlife Park
Baytrer Owl and Wildlife Centre at Spalding
Tropical Butterfly House and Falconry Centre in Sheffield