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6 Best Activities In Totnes
China Blue changes the arithmetic in Totnes. It is indoors, it is listed as free to visit, and that combination makes it the obvious move on a wet afternoon at the end of a week that has already cost enough.
The rest divides evenly, four and four. Woodlands Family Theme Park counts in both columns, which is what you want from a big day out in this county. There are two castle visits, Berry Pomeroy Castle and Totnes Castle. Totnes Rare Breeds Farm and Totnes Mystery Treasure Trail sit outdoors, and both improve considerably with the sun out.
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CastlesBerry Pomeroy Castle
Zoos and Wildlife ParksTotnes Rare Breeds Farm
Theme ParksWoodlands Family Theme Park
Activity CentresChina Blue
SightseeingTotnes Castle
AdventureTotnes Mystery Treasure Trail
12 more within 10 miles of Totnes
Paignton Zoo
Occombe Farm
Dartmouth Steam Rail and River Boat Co
Splashdown Quaywest Waterpark
Reach Outdoors
Vue Torbay
Pennywell Farm
Paignton Pier
Cockington Court
Dart Rock Climbing Centre
Battlefield LIVE Torbay
South Devon Railway
Six attractions, and helpfully the biggest of them hedges. Spend clear weather on the farm and the trail. The theme park copes with a mixed forecast. China Blue is there for the afternoon everything falls apart.
Visiting Totnes with kids: FAQs
Is there anything free to do in Totnes?
China Blue is listed as free to visit, which makes it a genuinely useful stop when the weather turns and the day has already run over budget. It is indoors too, so it doubles as the wet-afternoon answer instead of being a fair-weather extra. For anywhere else on the list, check with the venue itself first.
What is the best choice in Totnes if the weather is bad?
China Blue is fully under cover. Woodlands Family Theme Park is worth considering too, since it holds indoor as well as outdoor parts and is big enough that a shower is survivable. Between them, a wet day here is inconvenient rather than wasted.
Which Totnes attraction fills a whole day for a mixed-age group?
Woodlands Family Theme Park is the one that stretches furthest across ages, with enough variety to keep a teenager and a four-year-old occupied without either being bored. Totnes Rare Breeds Farm is the gentler choice for a younger group, or for a day when nobody fancies queueing.