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Activities In Exeter
Exeter offers a brilliant mix of indoor and outdoor activities for families. Bear Feet Play Centre and Prodigy Escapes provide engaging indoor options when the weather doesn't cooperate, while Exeter Sculpture Walk and The Exeter Mystery Treasure Trail offer outdoor adventures through the city. Whether your kids fancy a go-kart session at Raceworld Indoor Karting, exploring the sculptures, or following a treasure hunt, Exeter has something to keep the whole family entertained. With 31 attractions across various categories, you'll find everything from parks to adventure activities.
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SightseeingExeter Woollen Trail
MuseumsClyston Mill
Sports & ActivitiesQuad World
AdventureExeters Underground Passages
CastlesPowderham Castle
MuseumsBill Douglas Centre - History of Cinema
SightseeingKillerton
Theme ParksCrealy Theme Park & Resort
BowlingTenpin Exeter
Indoor PlayVue Exeter
Indoor PlayODEON Exeter
Trampoline ParksiBounce Exeter
Plan your visit by checking individual attraction listings for opening times and current prices. Many venues operate year-round, though some seasonal attractions run during school holidays. Transport is straightforward with buses and trains connecting the city, so you can leave the car stress behind. Pack layers—Devon weather can be changeable, especially if you're mixing indoor and outdoor activities.
Visiting Exeter with kids: FAQs
What indoor activities are best for rainy days in Exeter?
Exeter has plenty of indoor attractions to keep kids entertained on rainy days. Bear Feet Play Centre and Prodigy Escapes are popular for younger children and those after active indoor play. Raceworld Indoor Karting appeals to older kids and families who enjoy competitive racing activities. Several other indoor play venues are listed in our directory, each with different age ranges and activity styles, so you can find one that suits your family best. Check individual listings for age recommendations and facility details before you visit.
Are there free attractions in Exeter for families?
Whilst some attractions do require admission, Exeter has outdoor spaces worth exploring regardless of budget. Exeter Sculpture Walk is free to explore and offers a pleasant route through the city, perfect for a family stroll or adventure hunt. Several parks and outdoor spaces around the city are also open access. For a complete picture of what's available, browse our Exeter attractions listing to identify venues that match your budget and interests for the day.
What's best for different age groups in Exeter?
Exeter's variety means there's something for every age. Younger children typically enjoy Bear Feet Play Centre and indoor play venues with soft play areas. Older children and teenagers often prefer more challenging activities like The Exeter Mystery Treasure Trail, go-karting, or adventure experiences. The Sculpture Walk and outdoor parks suit families with mixed ages since everyone can enjoy them together at their own pace. Our directory listings include age information for each venue, so you can filter attractions that match your children's ages and interests.