Parks in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England

This combined amusement park and zoo features a variety of exciting rides, ranging from a water-splash roller coaster for the big and adventurous to the Teacup Ride for the small and timid. Althoug... More on Yahoo! Travel

it is amed at smaler kids 6 or 7 and under my kid is 10 and she said:some of the rides were good but if it wants to be a family theme park then thay should put a big roler coaster in there fo... More on Yahoo! Travel

Set in the beautiful Dorset countryside, on the edge of the New Forest , this center was set up to preserve... More on Yahoo! Travel

Hi the website looked great and as both my son and daughter love horses, this had to be a winner. So we dro... More on TripAdvisor

This 300 acre park has something for everyone. It is home to a great deal of wildlife, including butterflie... More on Yahoo! Travel

We were going to Pepa Pig world but found but at over £60 for the family decided on this park as it was pre... More on TripAdvisor

The Rapids is advertised as the complete swimming adventure and it certainly has many water features, such as bubble seats, water jets and storm showers. There is also a 75 meter flume ride, which ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Not a good place any more. Very cold water, pool is dirty and the changing area is disgusting More on TripAdvisor

Home of the International Boat Show , the biggest boat show in Europe to take place on water, Mayflower Par... More on Yahoo! Travel

But to her and my disappointment this once fine park had been ripped up and replaiced with a tiny little ... More on TripAdvisor

A magnificent Elizabethan house built in the early Renaissance style, Longleat House was owned by the seventh marquess of Bath. On first glimpse, it's romantic enough, but once you've been inside,... More on Frommers

The Longleat safari was well worth every penny spent on it, the animals are amusing and exciting. More on Yahoo! Travel

In a country of superlative gardens and gardeners, Stourhead is the most celebrated example of 18th-centur... More on Frommers

On the downside the service in the NT restaurant was shockingly slow. More on TripAdvisor

This miniature passenger railway travels from Southampton Parkway station to Monks Brook Halt, where there is a children's playground and picnic area overlooking a scenic lake. A model railway exhibition is on display and there ... More on Yahoo! Travel

On the sites of most historic landmarks visitors are faced with a barrage of information, reconstructions and souvenirs, but at Netley Abbey there is nothing except you, your imagination and some a... More on Yahoo! Travel

Each time i've visited we have been the only people there and thus, really felt the atmosphere of the place without the usual crowds and fuss (a real bonus particularly in the u.k.) you are free to... More on Yahoo! Travel

A stones throw away from the sea.A beautiful place to come and relax in ... More on TripAdvisor