Bristol and the nearby towns are home to a wide range of activities for all members in the family.
With kids officially on their summer break, and Bristol experiencing some lovely weather, we have rounded up some of the best activities for a family day out.
Here are 13 cheap and cheerful days out in Bristol and the South West perfect for a sunny day in 2025:
1. Gromit Unleashed 3
The much-anticipated Gromit Unleashed 3 sculpture Trail is officially open. 53 sculptures featuring the iconic duo Wallace & Gromit, the infamous Feather McGraw, the newest member of the cast, Norbot, and even Shaun the Sheep are spread all over Bristol and nearby. It free to take part, and maps are available for £1 donations and the app for £2.45. All profits will go The Grand Appeal charity. | Ambitious
2. Blaise Castle Estate
Located near Henbury, the stunning 650 acre Grade II* registered parkland includes a children's play area, museum and castle. The castle will be open to the public on July 6and Bristol Concert Wind Band will be performing outside the Museum on July 6 in the afternoon. | BristolWorld
3. Oldbury Court Estate
Located in Fishponds, the enchanting Grade II listed park blends natural beauty, historical charm and exciting activities. It has a play area, kiosks, beautiful trails and woodland. | Google Maps
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4. Avon Valley Railway (Bitton Station)
Train lovers will not want to miss out on this spot! At the heart of Bitton Station is the original Midland Railway station, with locomotives, carriages and track restored by a team of dedicated volunteers. Avon Valley Railway also offers a hot of special trips with tickets starting from £11 per adult and £7 per child (4 to 15) and free for infants. | Martin Ubank via Google Maps