Kew Gardens - Children Amenties

I think I would be correct in saying that nearly everyonebadgers in the badger set located at the conservation
has heard of Kew Gardens in the Richmond area ofarea. Due to the recent volcano activity in Iceland.
London.Children and adults would like this part of the gardens
Directions:as they can explore footprints from the dinosaur age.
If you are arriving by car hire please input theThey have a replica volcano which sprouts lava and
postcode or zip code TW9 3AF into your GPSfumes.
system to reach the Kew Gardens car park which isOnce they have explored the outside they can come
close to Brentford Gate. There is a charge for the carindoors for some fun which includes tunnels, slides and
park but if you wish to park on Kew Road after tenlots more indoor fun. You can't leave Kew without
each day you can do so for free.spending a few minutes checking out the piranha as
Cycle racks as now available at the main entrancesone of the many aquatic displays on offer.
into the gardens if you decide to go green and cycleA great ending would be to see the peacocks, geese
to the park.and pheasant walking around in the arboretum area of
Train and bus services are available but dropthe gardens.
passengers off a short distance away from theEating Out
entrances and visitors need to walk around tenIf you decide not to bring along your picnic on a
minutes to reach the entrances.summers day. You can always take the family along
Kew Gardens tube is around a five minute walk to theto one of the many child friendly cafes located within
gardens from the Lichfield Road exit.the gardens. You can order a child box for lunch if
Family Funyour little one prefers something familiar to eat. There
There are guide books for the children to enjoy. Theare plenty to choose from such as salads, pizza,
books include stickers and wonderful facts about thesoups, jacket potatoes and not forgetting the ice
gardens and their inhabitants.creams.
Kids any age will enjoy a day out typically talking aBuggies
walk along the treetop walkway named the Xstrata.Parents will be pleased to note that buggies and
This walkway is eighteen metres in height and wasprams can access nearly all areas of the park except
constructed so visitors could take advantage of thethe climbing areas. There is a buggy park at those
height and learn more about birds from their habitat.locations.
If plants are more you thing than birds. Why not headBaby changing areas
over to the glasshouse. Inside the house you can learnDoted around the gardens are various toilets with
all about palm trees from a great height after climbingchanging facilities for babies and small children. There
up the palm house.are also baby changing facilities available at the
Children will love to explore and learn more aboutrestaurants inside the gardens.