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8 Best Activities In Boston
Two wildlife parks, a church and a museum full of bubble cars. Boston's eight listings are an odd assortment and the oddness is the appeal. The Bubblecar Museum is not something you will find in the next town along, and Lincolnshire Wildlife Park and Ark Wildlife & Dinosaur Park give you two genuinely different animal days rather than the same one twice.
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SightseeingSt. Botolph's Church
Zoos and Wildlife ParksLincolnshire Wildlife Park
Zoos and Wildlife ParksArk Wildlife & Dinosaur Park
MuseumsThe Bubblecar Museum
BowlingBoston Bowl
Indoor PlayPlaytowers
Indoor PlayFuzzy Ed's Spirit of Endeavour
SightseeingV-ATE PITSTOP SUTTERTON
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Seven of the eight Boston entries put a roof over you somewhere, so this is a reasonable town for a grey day. The wildlife parks still want a dry forecast though, so save those for the better half of a holiday.
Visiting Boston with kids: FAQs
Which of the two wildlife parks should we pick?
They are not the same day out. Lincolnshire Wildlife Park is an open-air site, so it wants decent weather and a fair amount of walking from everyone in the group. Ark Wildlife & Dinosaur Park puts some of the route under cover and adds dinosaurs, which for a certain kind of five-year-old settles the argument before it starts. If the forecast is poor, the second is the safer bet.
What can we do in Boston without giving up the whole day?
Boston Bowl and Playtowers are both short-visit places, which is what you want when the morning has already gone. St. Botolph's Church is listed as indoors and is the sort of visit that works better with older children than with toddlers, so judge it by who you have with you. Fuzzy Ed's Spirit of Endeavour is the other quick indoor option on the list.
Is Boston any good for a very wet day?
Better than most towns of this size. Nearly everything here works under cover, which gives you real choice rather than a single fallback: Playtowers and Fuzzy Ed's Spirit of Endeavour for young children, Boston Bowl for a mixed-age group, The Bubblecar Museum for anyone who likes machines, and V-ATE PITSTOP SUTTERTON as a further indoor option. You will not run out of ideas before the rain stops.