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This fun muddy obstacle course also has a cubs’ corner designed for children under one metre, but they can also join in leaping over muddy bear pits, whizzing down zip wires and crawling through tunnels (plus a path alongside if any obstacles defeat some of the baby bears). As well as reptiles, the small attraction’s other big draws are its otters – three different breeds including British otters which you can see on three daily guided tours with the keepers. Even if the rain doesn’t let up, the otters won’t mind. When you’re determined the weather isn’t going to stop you having fun, The Bear Trail is perfect with its 30 obstacles to “climb, slip, slide, run and swing in, under, over and through” as they describe it. Multiple Fruit Flavors - Muddy Bears come in 3 iconic and delicious flavors: Green Apple, Pineapple, and Strawberry—all dunked in rich milk chocolate.
Older kids can burn off some energy and challenge themselves at one of the indoor climbing centes in Devon. The home of the Earl and Countess of Devon, you can still explore inside the castle, including on one of the guided tours with extra seasonal events throughout the year – and unless the rain is torrential, there’s also a deer safari through the grounds (under cover!). The house is decorated for a 1920s Christmas, with traditional games and dressing up (plus the Coleton Aglow illuminations if the weather isn’t too bad: must be booked in advance) – there are spotter trails to follow inside the house year-round though.
But you’ll also find vintage arcade amusements, 50s memorabilia and a model railway recreated to show life around the World Wars at Bygones Torquay. Kids can also follow trails and try quizzes, as well as playing with some of the toys. There’s also an activity trail, plus outdoor trails if you fancy hunting for ice age animals between showers. Warnings: May contain peanuts, other nuts, eggs, wheat, and soy protein. E102, E110, and E129 may have an adverse effect on activity and attention in children. Let’s face it, if you’re going to get wet anyway, why not head to the sea and try your hand at surfing in Devon– although it goes without saying that you should always make sure the weather isn’t so bad that the waves are dangerous. The displays have links to Plymouth’s past – everything from a model woolly mammoth to the figureheads of ships, along with a whole host of information about the city’s seafaring past, including interactive screens and images showing some of the most famous journeys which started in Plymouth.
Whilst every effort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the product information provided, products and their ingredients may change. You are advised to always read the product label for ingredients, nutrition, dietary claims and allergens. Some of the rides will close if it’s raining, although they’ll often reopen between showers if it brightens up. Dino-mad kids will love the interactive exhibition at Torquay’s dinosaur world, to bring the world of the dinosaurs to life – with everything from models to fossils, lots of dino facts to learn and the chance to sit on one (as well as put your head in one’s mouth). The arts and cultural hub of The Box has a mix of permanent galleries and temporary exhibitions – and even better, there’s no entry charge (though you have to prebook) if you’re looking for free days out in Devon with kids.Muddy Bears is open 47 weeks a year, Tuesday to Friday from 8am to 6pm, covering both term time and school holidays. To cater for the needs of the modern working family we can offer extended hours/days by prior arrangement. But when it’s open, one of the biggest temptations for animal lovers is to head into the bat room and view the colony which has made its home its home here, through the bat cam. Head to a trampoline park to bounce out any grumbles about the bad weather. Head to Air Extreme Barnstaple in north Devon which has different age options including sessions for toddlers, while Supertramp Plymouth has family bounce and a tots club for toddlers if you’re in south Devon.
A very different train ride from the gentle south coast, the Lynton and Barnstaple railway visits England’s highest narrow gauge railway station at Woody Bay Station, almost 1,000ft up on wild Exmoor. This elegant Georgian house was owned by the Parker family from 1712 for almost 250 years, and you can still see much of the original collection. Introducing our FREE Muddy Bears Rugby School Open Day - the perfect way to introduce your child to the exciting world of rugby! Woolacombe is one of the best spots for beginners, with gentler surf and plenty of space if you don’t fancy having an audience see you wipe out, along with Westward Ho!
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The company also runs a Round Robin from around Easter/May to just after October half-term with a steam train ride, river boat journey and bus trip – be aware it’s an open top bus and 90 minute river boat ride though. Perfect for rainy days in Devon, The Milky Way has 110,000 square feet of indoor fun from slides to rides, as well as play areas for different ages, including Little Stars for age 0 to six.
Prebooking is essential during school holidays and strongly recommended at weekends, so plan ahead if you’re facing a rainy day with kids in Devon. Maltose Syrup, Sugar, Milk Chocolate (32%) (Sugar, Cocoa Butter, Cocoa Mass, Whole Milk Powder, Emulsifier ( Soya Lecithin, Salt, Flavouring), Cocoa Butter, Modified Corn Starch, Pork and Beef Gelatine, Humectant (Sorbitol), Apple Juice Concentrate, Acids (Citric Acid, Malic Acid), Gelling Agent (Pectin), Flavourings, Vegetable Oil (Palm Kernel), Glycerine (from Soya), Glazing Agent (E903), Acidity Regulator (E331), Colours (E129, E102, E133) Corn Syrup, Sugar, Modified Potato Starch, Gelatine, Acidity Regulator (Citric Acid), White Grape Juice Concentrate, Natural and Artificial Flavour, Hydrogenated Coconut Oil, Glazing Agents (E903, E901), Colours (E129, E102, E110, E133)), Milk Chocolate (Sugar, Cocoa Butter, Cocoa Mass, Milk, Emulsifier ( Soy Lecithin), Artificial Flavour, Salt). And while they were designed to help access pipes bringing drinking water into the city, you’ll hear tales of war and plague as you venture into the 14th century passageways.
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Conveniently situated in Sudbury, Muddy Bears is a well-equipped modern home offering childminded sessional day care for children aged 0 to 7 years old. It is owned and managed by myself Danielle Voller, I am busy working mother who has over 13 years childcare experience. Muddy Bears has a purpose designed garden that is safe and secure which children have access to at all times. There is an child accessible craft area, role play kitchen, cosy corner with books and a small world area. Converted to a home after the Dissolution of the monasteries, you can still see evidence of the old church, including secret doorways and stairs which no longer lead anywhere, as well as being able to walk through time as you wander from Tudor chambers to a Georgian dining room. Kids are likely to be more interested in the fact there’s a new trail every season, plus opportunities to dress up and try activities inside, with extra season events aimed at families.
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