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1. Ice Factor
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 717 reviews
A must visit for adventure seekers of all ages. World's biggest indoor ice climbing wall, Rock Climbing and New Aerial Adventure Course. Taster and skills classes every day.Free children's play area, cafe, cosy climbers bar/restaurant, sauna and steam room. 4 star activity centre, 5 times winner of top tourism award for tourism excellence
Reviewed By jamesb111111 - Bristol, United Kingdom
Brilliant couple of hours tuition with Anne Rebecca who was an excellent instructor - very personable, great encouragement for the kids and really good instruction/feedback all round for improving the technique. Also really helpful guidance on a few rock climbing routes later on in the day. Thank you! Great day out.
2. Quay The Zone
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
3. Craigluscar Activities
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By alisonmc18 - Dunfermline, United Kingdom
Craigluscar Activities in Dunfermline, Fife. Bought teenage kids Clay Pigeon shooting vouchers for Xmas. Their dad paid for himself on the day (credit cards accepted). Beautiful location despite the cold! Instructor, John, was engaging, patient and chatty. Very friendly atmosphere. Free tea and coffee to keep out the chill was much appreciated. Each of the three shooters got 25 shots (five at each of the three traps plus a practice shot) plus an extra five shots each at the end. Whole event lasted just over an hour and cost £35 per head.. All three are keen to go back again. Would highly recommend this activity to everyone. The perfect Xmas present! Wrap up warm if you go in the Winter although they do provide waterproof clothing on site as well as all the appropriate safety gear.
4. New Cumnock Community Open-Air Swimming Pool
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 60 reviews
N C Swimming pool is the heart of our community located on the main road in our village its safe for all bathers we have changing rooms and showers and our pool is always kept at a temperture of 30 degrees so its warm come rain or shine we also have a pool side cafe where you can get snacks and drinks great family day out and everyone is welcome help and advice is always on hand
Reviewed By Barntonburly - Kilwinning, United Kingdom
Came with the family for a few hours during the summer holidays. The pool itself and surrounding area were clean and tidy, and the staff were very friendly and helpful. It was slightly busy due to is being the school holidays however there was still room to swim. With the heated pool and the sun that day it did almost feel like being in a hotel pool overseas. The poolside changing huts were convenient and drier than the larger changing rooms. Certainly worth going to experience it, I would imagine the nighttime sessions would be great.
5. Bubble Soccer Scotland
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
6. The Golf Asylum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
OUR STORY Unfortunately the climate in Scotland doesn’t often lend itself to being very productive to improving your game and staying sharp in poor weather so we thought – why not build something that lets us as golfers practice our on games and share that with the rest of the golfing nation, So we have! 25,000 sq ft of indoor range space, pitching green, greenside bunkers, putting greens before
7. Mallaig Pool & Leisure
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Mallaig Pool & Leisure Centre is a charity and social enterprise, run by a board of volunteers who are drawn from the community. The manager and dedicated staff ensure the day-to-day running of the facility. Our aim is to provide every member of our community – young, old, and in-between – with opportunities to maintain an active and healthy lifestyle. While benefiting the local population is our first and foremost goal, we will of course also give a warm welcome to any visitors who come through our door.
8. Auchrannie Leisure Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 229 reviews
A 20 metre pool for the enjoyment of all the family. Plus a sanarium & steam room are available to help you chill out and relax.Want something a bit more active, check out the games hall for tennis, football, badminton, bowls or just a kick around.
Reviewed By domfinn - Nottingham, United Kingdom
We stayed here one night as a reward for dragging the kids up goatfell. We found the room very comfortable and spacious. The service everywhere was brilliant. The breakfast in the morning was also great. We’d definitely stay here again.
9. Edinburgh International Climbing Arena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 239 reviews
Reviewed By JassyJo
Recommended by a waitress in a restaurant we ate at as somewhere to entertain the kids but also for us adults to have some fun. The boys enjoyed the climbing walls while us girls enjoyed the cafe and grandparents took the 3 grandchildren to the soft play. No complaints from any of us.
10. Fairburn Activity Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 89 reviews
With over 20 years expereince providing Outdoor Activities, Fairburn Activity Centre is sure to provide an unforgettable visit. As a Small Centre, we pride ourselves in ensuring we tailor your visit to your individual needs and aim to meet every expectation you may have! We offer a diverse range of services mainly concentrating on outdoor activities, conference/meeting facilities and B&B. We are one of the most northerly residential Activity Centres in the UK with a long history of providing exciting and educational residential activity packages to both schools, youth groups and individuals. We have fourteen ensuite bedrooms with shower and jacuzzi baths and our room rate includes continental breakfast. Wifi and use of the sauna are also available free of charge for all our guests. Our outdoor activities include Paintballing, Climbing and Abseilling, Canoeing, Mountain Biking, Zorbing, Aerial Runway, Walk on Water Balls, Lasertag, Archery, Hill Walks, Orienteering, Raft Building, and a Ropes Course. We welcome everyone to Fairburn and promise to provide you with a day you'll never forget!
Reviewed By stevec099
We had a fantastic holiday at Fairburn. We were there for four nights. We maxed out on all of the activities having one full day and one half day of activities. The team arranged in advance for us to do these because we said before we left what we thought we might like to do. We did Archery, Laser Tag in the forest (which was awesome for kids and adults), kayaking, raft building, orienteering and a very tall rope assisted climb called Jacobs ladder. All of these were instructor-led and Aaron (our instructor) was super cool and interacted really well with everyone in our family despite us all being different ages and genders. Some of them were done with other families ans some just with us four. It was great to meet the other families and my although I am quite reserved the team easily got us all having fun together . Some other things we did were: we shared a night by the bonfire in the forest with one of the other families which was great, we had a full day cycling out from the centre on an easy to follow but spectacular route, my son and I "sessioned" the MTB track and we did lots of little trips to sights nearby (a beach walk to see dolphins, a river walk to see salmon jumping, an evening visit to nearby Inverness and an unforgettable day driving right around Loch Ness.) Food was simple but good, everything was spotless and Covid friendly with the staff taking care to put measures in place to protect guests and staff. This place was great. The best thing was how relaxed everything was. The pace is slower, the internet is limited (but available if you really need it), the team are accommodating and friendly but not pushy and the setting and surrounds are natural and beautiful. Sandy the Manager really looked after us and all the guests. I would go back, it as a great place to get away from work and relax with my family.
