A short stop-off on the way home from Durham turned in to a relatively long stay, well over an hour in fact, most of which was spent playing in the sandpit, on the bouncy castle and on the fort, not to mention the numerous pedal cars / tractors; D was particularly taken by the Digger and the Wendy House in the sand pit, to the point where she didn't really eat any of her lunch box.Food was reasonably priced and Daddy enjoyed the brocolli and stilton Soup, whilst mummy had a savoury cheese sandwich, the children's lunch box was excellent value at around four pounds including sandwiches, potato bears, cornflake cake and chocolate milk; the milkshake being D's favourite so I won't begrudge her it if it gets drunk. She was so distracted by the playing which is free, that lunch was still being eaten when we got home some time later on.
There didn't appear to be a baby change anywhere, which was a bit of a pain when D and baby A needed changing; but beyond this it is an excellent little spot to take the kids for a long lunch, where you can eat outside in the sun, whilst they play.
I will give this place a four out of five overall, but for value it is very much a five.
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