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Kids Days Out In Aberdeenshire

Kids Days Out in Aberdeenshire plus things to do for the whole family including activities for the disabled. Many of the attractions are suitable for school trips.

  • Free Attraction: No
  • Wheelchair friendly: No

Go Ape! Crathes Castle - Banchory

Spend a fun-filled three hours up in the trees!

Trek from tree-to-tree via an assortment of rope bridges & Tarzan swings and our only skateboard zip.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Yes

Balmoral Estates - Ballater

The Royal Family’s holiday home.

There is access to the formal and vegetable gardens, and the Ballroom, audio visual exhibitions. A number of marked walks.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Yes

Beach Leisure Centre - Aberdeen

Leisure Pool with lots going on.

The pool is specifically geared to families, many water features including waves, a fountain, rapids and four flumes.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Yes

Codona’s Pleasure Fair - Aberdeen

Your kids will love this attraction.

With lots of rides and attractions there is fun for all the family. Rides include log flume and roller coaster.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Yes

The Gordon Highlanders Museum - Aberdeen

Expand your child's knowledge at the Gordon Highlanders Museum!

A look into life in the Regiment and the area of Aberdeenshire, with collections and exhibits.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Yes

Hayfield Riding Centre - Aberdeen

Horse Riding!

Horse riding in the grounds of Hazlehead Park, a well equipped equestrian centre. Go riding or learn to ride.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Yes

Satrosphere - Aberdeen

Science and more!

Find out more about the science with interesting exhibits, hands on displays and programme of events. Holiday clubs, educational visits.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Yes

Grampian Transport Museum - Alford

Regular events and shows!

Dramatic displays, working exhibits and DVD presentations trace the history of travel and transport in the North East of Scotland.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Yes

Storybook Glen - Aberdeen

Magical world of make-believe!

Fun for children (and adults) of all ages, set amidst 28 acres of spectacular scenic beauty on Royal Deeside. School groups welcome.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Yes

Aberdeen Maritime Museum

Situated on the historic Shiprow

Incorporating Provost Ross's House - built in 1593 - Aberdeen Maritime Museum tells the story of the city's long relationship with the Sea.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Yes

Macduff Marine Aquarium - Macduff

The aquarium’s deep central exhibit

Aquarium displaying a living kelp reef, is the only one of its kind in Britain and divers hand feed the fish on a regular basis. Shop.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Partly - Call to check

Puffin Cruises - Macduff

Puffin Cruises offer daily sightseeing cruise!

Fishing trips from Macduff Harbour along the scenic Moray Firth coastline which has an abundance of sea and bird life.

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Yes

Archaeolink Prehistory Park - Insch

Travel 10,000 years in one day!

From the Mesolithic to a Roman Marching Camp, with indoor and outdoor exhibitions, featuring hands on activities, workshops and more!

  • Free Attraction: Partly - See Website
  • Wheelchair friendly: Partly - Call to check

Deeside Activity Park - Aboyne

Have fun here, at Deeside Activity Park!

Lots of activities for all the family at this great park, including karting, mountain biking, rock climbing. Cafe, shop.