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Dine with British Garden Centres and indulge in a charming afternoon tea complete with delicate sandwiches, home-made scones with fresh cream, cakes and savoury treats all served with tea and coffee of your choice.

Please note that the Afternoon Tea is served in the Garden Centre Restaurant, NOT the Coffee Shop

Please ensure you let us know of any dietary requirements at the time of booking.         

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Step back in time at DinoGolf - The Ultimate Prehistoric Adventure - Fun for all Ages!

Travel millions of years into the past and tee off on a wild, family-friendly adventure through a world ruled by dinosaurs. DinoGolf is the perfect stop for something exciting, quirky, and unforgettable!

Wander through lush Jurassic jungles, duck beneath the jaws of a roaring T. rex, and putt your way around erupting volcanoes, misty swamps, and ancient fossil caves. Each of our 12 uniquely themed holes is packed with interactive features—from moving dino tails and glowing lava flows to giant spinning eggs and daring raptor encounters.

Whether you're a golf pro or just along for the laughs, DinoLand Crazy Golf guarantees roars of fun and an unforgettable stop on your holiday itinerary.

Dino Golf is a thrilling 12 hole adventure golf course, complete with roaring and moving dinosaurs, artificial rocks and lush vegetation! All set within a 9,000 square foot site that charmingly recreates the mood of the land that time forgot!

Get your putters at the ready and keep your game face on as you sneak past 10 life size dinosaurs who guard the course! The Brachiosaurus and the Spinosaurus are easy to spot, they're ones who are moving… eek!

With tropical plants and palm trees, convincing boulders and an actual waterfall, this is a great place to take kids whether they like golf or not! They will though because the course is simple to play and pleasing to the eye - though of course one eye had better be kept on that Spinosaurus…