Imagine spending a day among some of Norfolk's finest craftspeople surrounded by four acres of carefully tended gardens and ponds. The attractive brick and flint Norfolk farm buildings also accommodate a gallery and gift shop, furniture showroom and tearooms..
Barleylands Farm Centre is accessed from our large, free car park. Children of all ages can meet and feed our friendly farm animals, ride the mini tractors around the farm and let off steam in the adventure play area. The Craft Village houses probably the largest collection of working crafts in East Anglia. Visit over 25 impressive, individual, specialist workshops and watch the various artisans at work producing their original and unusual gifts before your very eyes.
A 9-screen cinema, 28-lane bowling, a wide range of places to eat with restaurants serving tastes from around the world, health club, snack bar cafe, cocktail bar, theatre and nightclub, plus an on-site hotel, Cambridge Leisure gives you a wide choice for a great time.
Take to the trees and speed down zip slides. They’re part of an exciting course of rope bridges, Tarzan swings and crossings; all set up to 120 feet above the forest floor. We take one lush green forest and a healthy dollop of breathtaking scenery; a smattering of tree-top high wires and wind-in-your-face zip wires. And you’ll share up to three hours of fun and adventure going ape in the trees with friends and family.
Take to the trees and speed down zip slides. They’re part of an exciting course of rope bridges, Tarzan swings and crossings; all set up to 120 feet above the forest floor. We take one lush green forest and a healthy dollop of breathtaking scenery; a smattering of tree-top high wires and wind-in-your-face zip wires. And you’ll share up to three hours of fun and adventure going ape in the trees with friends and family.
Visit the home of Abbot Ale, Greene King IPA, Old Speckled Hen and Ruddles County at the King Visitor Centre, situated next to the Brewery in the heart of the bustling market town of Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.
We have a Museum that traces the history of brewing in and around Bury St Edmunds from the earliest times, and the story of the Greene and King families who came together in 1887 to form Greene King and Sons Ltd.
The object of this centre is to bring together a collection of different breeds of draft horses. Some originated in this country and some are European breeds. The shire horses are complemented with a number of breeds of ponies which are native to the UK, and some have foals which are also on display. We think we have created a unique collection.
The buzzing, lively entertainment centre throbs with people enjoying the numerous bars, restaurants, nightclubs, gym and the multiplex cinema and bowling. The outdoor central piazza provides an ideal place to host an array of promotional and entertainment events and activities.
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