War Memorial

What it’s like

Free to visit, with a visitor centre, a skate park nearby, and a bistro for whoever needs feeding.

Getting in costs nothing, which makes this an easy one to fold into a day that's already happening nearby rather than a trip you'd plan around on its own. There's a visitor centre open from 9am to 4pm most days if you fancy a look inside, and a skate park on site with a gelato bar next to it at weekends and school holidays, so if you've got a child who skates or scoots, that's likely where the time goes.

Food is well covered for a free site. The Bistro runs from the tennis office, open 9am to 4:30pm on weekdays and 8am to 5pm at weekends, and there's a Grab and Go kiosk at the visitor centre on weekends and school holidays if you just want something quick. None of it needs booking ahead.

If you're thinking about a birthday, the visitor centre has rooms for hire, and celebration parties start from £35 for a two hour session. Worth knowing if you've got a party coming up and don't fancy the usual soft play prices.

There's a gift shop too, so it's not a bad spot for a wander and a bit of window shopping if the weather's kind, even if the site itself isn't built as a big day-out destination.

Facilities

Need to know

Food

The Bistro cafe open weekdays 9am-4:30pm and weekends 8am-5pm

Parties

Visitor Centre rooms available for hire

• Entry is free, so it suits a short visit rather than a full day out
• The gelato bar and Grab and Go kiosk only run at weekends and school holidays
• Party rooms start from £35 for a two-hour slot
• There's a gift shop on site for a browse

Plan your visit

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