During the half term break (which now seems ages and ages away, not just last month!), we headed to Felixstowe to visit family, and ended up having a really lovely and quite stereotypical British seaside holiday! As well as plenty of family time with James’s Dad and grandmother during the week, we spent loads of …
While we were staying with my parents during the summer, we visited the Tamar Otter & Wildlife Centre in North Cornwall. It is a wonderful family friendly place to visit, with lots of different animals to see. The grounds of the sanctuary are really beautiful, and they do several talks about their otters and also …
Ad disclosure: this post contains a paid for link A little while ago we were given a family tent by some of my relatives who didn’t need it anymore, and we decided the August bank holiday weekend was the perfect length to try out camping for the first time as a family. We didn’t want …
As my parents live in Cornwall, we try to spend a week there every summer – usually for our main summer holiday. The girls adore spending time with their Grandparents, and it’s always really enjoyable for all of us. We spent half the time we were there just chilling out and enjoying family time, and …
I’ve already blogged about our trip to Bluestone in Wales absolutely loads, I know – I promise this is the last post! We really loved our holiday there, and especially enjoyed the chance to have a few days in such a fun and beautiful setting with my parents there – we don’t get to see them that often, so it was lovely for us all to get together on holiday.
We did so much during our stay that the video is a huge 25 minutes long, but I have to admit I love this video, so much. It will remind me of the fantastic memories we made at Bluestone, for years to come.
We are over halfway through our break at Bluestone in Pembrokeshire, and we are all absolutely loving it. The girls really adore it here, and James and I are pretty pleased with it too!
As my parents have joined us mid-week, we have been put in a four bedroom Grassholm lodge, which sleeps up to eight people. The lodge has a large open plan lounge, kitchen and dining area, four generous sized bedrooms (one double and three twin rooms), two bathrooms, and an en-suite shower room for the double room. It feels very comfortable, spacious, and is generally a very relaxing place to be.
We just spent five days staying at a caravan park in Felixstowe, mainly to visit James’s family and partly because we needed a break! It was a great holiday and we spent a lot of our time out and about, enjoying the Felixstowe seafront. Landguard Nature Reserve & Felixstowe Port Felixstowe is a major port …
