This is the summer holiday 2025 edition of activities for children in Chew Valley.
There are of course lots of other activities slightly further afield, but with so much on our doorstep it’s lovely to spend time locally too. There’s over 50 activities here, so plenty to keep you busy without even having to leave the valley!
Contents
- Holiday Clubs & Childcare
- Family Friendly Events
- Activities & Attractions
- Pubs with Play Areas
- Playgrounds
- Family Friendly Walks under 5km
Holiday Clubs and Childcare
Juggling work during the school holidays? Chew Valley offers fantastic holiday clubs and childcare options that are perfect for keeping primary school aged children entertained and engaged while you’re at work.
Youth Theatre Summer Camp
Valley Arts fabulous “A Play in a Week” Youth Theatre Summer Camp is back! Taking place Monday 5th – Friday 9th August, 10am-4pm in Chew Magna.
Tis week-long holiday club is designed for young people aged 7 to 13, and is led by experienced writer and director Toby Hulse, of Roustabout Theatre.
Throughout the week they will learn a range of theatre skills, including improvisation, storytelling and devising, in order to create their own play from scratch, which they will then perform to an audience on the final day! Book online
EcoWild Summer Holiday Adventure Club
Nestled amongst the trees in Greyfield Woods, just a short hop from Chew Valley, EcoWild is running a fun filled holiday club in the woods for 5-11 year olds
A chance for children to explore, learn about wildlife and get inspired by the natural world. Expect games, nature art and crafts, cooking tasty snacks and making new friends in the shelter of the roundhouse! Book online
You can also find a further selection of local holiday childcare providers here:
Family Friendly Events
This summer promises a vibrant calendar of family-friendly events happening near by, offering something for all ages and interests.
Family Friendly Activities & Attractions
Sometimes it’s nice to treat our children to a bigger day out, without having to spend hours in the car travelling there! Luckily Chew Valley is a treasure trove of family-friendly activities and attractions! Whether your children are animal lovers, budding artists, or curious explorers, there’s something here to spark their imaginations and create lasting memories this summer.
Pubs with Children’s Play Areas
If you’re looking to kick back, relax, and enjoy some quality adult time while the little ones have a blast playing, then you’re in for a treat. Chew Valley has some great family friendly pubs with play areas and children’s menus for you to choose from.
From scrumptious food and refreshing drinks to safe and exciting play spaces, these local pubs offer the perfect combination of fun for the kids and (relative) relaxation for you.
Playgrounds
Looking for a dose of fresh air and energetic fun for the little ones (and maybe to burn off some of that summer energy)? The villages in Chew Valley boast a fantastic selection of parks and playgrounds, perfect for a few hours of exploration and imaginative play.
From sprawling green spaces with swings and slides to adventure playgrounds with climbing frames and zip lines, there’s something to fit every age and energy level. Pack a picnic, build sandcastles, or simply let the kids run wild – these parks offer the perfect blend of outdoor fun and relaxation for the whole family.
Family Friendly Walks – Under 5km
Exploring the beautiful Chew Valley doesn’t have to mean epic hikes! We know little legs can tire quickly, so we’ve put together a collection of fantastic local walks perfect for families with young children this summer – all 5km or under.
These scenic strolls offer a delightful mix of nature, fresh air, and gentle exercise. You’ll discover hidden paths, spot playful wildlife, and maybe even create some lasting family memories along the way. So pack your walking shoes, a sense of adventure, and get ready to explore the wonders of Chew Valley at a kid-friendly pace!
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