Name your top 5 attractions in the uk for a young family

[bytheMoonlight]

Last year Drusillas Zoo,Legoland and the Diana memorial fountain were big hits with our young dc. This year I'm looking for inspiration so where do you enjoy going?

Beckonscot Model Village in Beaconsfield.

Light water valley
Longleat
Exmoor zoo

Natural history museum in London.
Pier train and ferry - Hythe to Southampton and back.

Chester Zoo our absolute favourite, also my DCs love camping so we went to a VW festival in Caldicot castle they loved and a tribute band festical in Hull.

The Big Sheep, Gullivers, Warwick Castle

Thomas Land, Blackpool Zoo, Folly Farm, Martin Mere

Alton Towers
Llancaiach Fawr/StFagans Welsh History Museum
Imperial War Museum
Sea Life London

BeWilderwood
Knowsley safari park
MOSI (Manchester Museum of Science and Industry)
Manley Mere (Nr Chester)
The National (Art gallery, London)

Diggerland near Honiton is fabulous

BeWilderwood looks amazing but dd2 is only 13 months so would it be any good to us zookeper?

I've been to bewilder wood, it is great but I'd say that dc need to be at least 4 to get Any benefit.

Diggerland is fab - you get there and wonder if its worth the money, but we were there from opening to closing and didn't want to leave.

Bristol zoo was great when ds was smaller as everything is close together

Paultons park which includes Peppa pig world is great.

Paignton Zoo

Diggerland not worth the money if under three, under 90 cm or pregnant.

Yorkshire Sculpture Park is a big hit here.if you are not local it is 2 mins off J38 of the M1, handy for breaking a long journey north.

Alice Holt woodland
Chessington World of Adventure
any steam railway
Tank Museum, Dorset
Isle of Wight (Blackgang Chine if you want a 'paid' attraction there)

Bodiam Castle
Carisbrooke Castle
Northumberland - lots of castles there!

NT Belton House.
NT Shugborough.
Twycross Zoo.
Ash End Children's Farm.
Kingsbury Water Park.

I'm waiting a couple more years before we try theme parks or Warwick Castle!

dd1 is 4 so I guess the days out are more for her really, just wondering if we could do bewilder wood with a 13 month in tow!

i agree with yorkshire sculpture park (I live nearby) also the national railway museum in york and the royal armouries in leeds are great!

Paultons park (ESP peppa pig world)

Any beach with an ice cream van/ chip shop/ rock pools (lots in Northumberland)

We had a lovely day in York with toddlers - yorvik Viking museum, ride on carousel, boat ride, street theatre, feeding the geese and railway museum.

Centre for life in Newcastle and Alnwick garden for the treehouse and lots of water play

Science Museum, London
Yes to Bewilderwood, but you'd have to take it in turns to look after the 13 month old while the other one goes down the zip wires! (yes, adults are allowed on them!)
Alnwick garden
Alnwick castle
Seven Stories in Newcastle

Beconscot model village, ironbridge, diggerland, legoland and any beach any where any time.

Drusilla's Park (East Sussex)
National Army Museum (Kensington) especially the Kidzone soft play
Leeds Castle (Kent)
Diana Memorial Fountain (Hyde Park) on a sunny day
Sea World Birmingham (much less packed and therefore more enjoyable than London)

Sorry - didn't read OP, you've already done half my list