Fall In Swindon: 8 Fun Activities, for You and Your Child

This autumn is a real gift, just like an exclusive PlayAmo bonus for real gamblers - it came suddenly, gave us bright colors and emotions. Very already had time to gain its strength, so parents begin to think about what to do with a child in the fall? We offer you, dear parents, the brightest ideas for family outings. Have time to spend more time with your children in the fresh air, because the golden time of the year is just created for exploring the outside world. This is also a chance to teach your child to cherish nature and love our little brothers.

1. Gather Herbarium and Natural Material for Crafts in Stanton Park

Leaves, cones, acorns, twigs, moss, bark - how many beautiful things you can create from them now. Going to Stanton Park with your child you can find a lot of things that your child will love - forests, fields of wilting medicinal plants, a huge number of animals. Not only will your child enjoy the outdoors, but he or she may also learn a great deal about the world around him or her.

Collected materials on New Year's Eve will bring a festive mood to your family. How? Just start making Christmas tree toys and decorations for your home, for yourself, or as a gift.

2. Create Crafts From Fruits and Vegetables

The rich fall harvest is a great basis for your joint creativity with your child. A couple of potatoes, for example, can easily turn into a bear, and the most common eggplant - into a penguin. Edible figures can make eyes out of black pepper peas, and the mouth - from a slice of radish. Well, who will your little one make of "curly" cauliflower or "nosy" pumpkin? His imagination will decide!

3. Take a Walk in the Autumn Forest in Mouldon Hill Country Park

Say it out loud and your imagination will immediately paint a marvelous picture. The thick, honeyed air is saturated with the scent of fallen leaves, and there is a ringing silence all around. But from time to time your ears pick up bird voices: to whom do they belong? If you have a children's telescope at home, be sure to take it with you and invite your child to observe the inhabitants of the forest.

4. Meet the City Birds at Coate Water Country Park

Many different birds live near people. Tell your child how useful birds are to people: they save crops by destroying pests like caterpillars, bugs, and worms. Birds are an important part of nature, so people should take care of them as good neighbors. How does this care manifest itself?

5. Put Together a Birdhouse and Bird Feeder in Queens Park

Many birds on the brink of winter need human kindness so badly! Help birds survive the cold: Hang a bird feeder outside your window, and take the birdhouse your child made with you to a city park. It's easy to make, and there are wooden kits with all the pieces ready for installation.

6. Measure the Depth of Puddles in Rubber Boots

Dress warmer and go outside! After all, when else will you be walking around in bright waterproof shoes than in the fall? Just let your little one (and yourself, too) have this fun prank. After all, you can safely wander through puddles in special boots - the main thing is to put them on warm socks, and upon returning home, drink a cup of your favorite hot beverage.

7. Visit Roves Farm

The summer visitor flow has just dried up, so you'll have a nice, relaxing trip as a family. It's also good for the mind: you'll easily learn the names of baby animals with your child.

8. Visit the Avebury Stone Circle 

Imagine for a day that you are tourists, and go sightseeing with fresh eyes. You'll immediately notice among the native places something you just didn't pay attention to before. We wish you excursions full of pleasant discoveries!