What can you do in Bedfordshire for free?

​11 free things to do with the family in Bedfordshire this…

  • Embankment Gardens and Russell Park.
  • The Bunyan Museum, Bedford.
  • Stotfold Watermill and Nature Reserve, Bedfordshire.
  • Panancea Museum, Bedford.
  • Luton Museum and Gallery at Wardown Park, Luton.
  • The Higgins, Bedford.
  • Cecil Higgins Art Gallery.

What can we do today in Bedfordshire?

Top Attractions in Bedfordshire

  • Stockwood Discovery Centre. 764. Speciality Museums.
  • Wrest Park. 1,064. Historic Sites.
  • Bedford Park. 248. Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks.
  • Herring Green Activity Farm. 132. Farms.
  • Priory Country Park. 372.
  • Stevington Country Walk. Scenic Walking Areas.
  • ZSL Whipsnade Zoo. 3,493.
  • Woburn Safari Park. 3,330.

How many parks are there in Bedford?

We inspect and maintain over 120 play areas with facilities for toddlers, juniors and teens. Some include multi-use sports facilities, skate parks and outdoor gyms which are free to use.

Which stately homes are in Bedfordshire?

Best Stately Homes and Gardens In Bedfordshire

  • Bedfordshire, Woburn. Woburn Abbey and Gardens. Stately Homes and Gardens, Indoor and Outdoor.
  • Hertfordshire, Knebworth. Knebworth House Gardens and Park.
  • Hertfordshire, Berkhamsted. Ashridge Estate.
  • Northamptonshire, Northampton. Delapre Abbey.

Where can I take my kids in Bedfordshire?

Stockwood Discovery Centre. 764. Speciality Museums.

  • Wrest Park. 1,065. Historic Sites.
  • Bedford Park. 248. Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks.
  • Herring Green Activity Farm. 132. Farms.
  • Priory Country Park. 373. Parks.
  • ZSL Whipsnade Zoo. 3,495. Nature & Wildlife Areas • Zoos.
  • Woburn Safari Park. 3,335.
  • Wardown House, Museum and Gallery. 246.

    • What is Bedford famous for?

    From the 16th century Bedford and much of Bedfordshire became one of the main centres of England’s lace industry, and lace continued to be an important industry in Bedford until the early 20th century. In 1660 John Bunyan was imprisoned for 12 years in Bedford Gaol. It was here that he wrote The Pilgrim’s Progress.

    What’s Bedford famous for?

    Is Marston Vale open?

    Open 365 days a year, 24/7, the Millennium Country Park is an 14 time Green Flag Award Winner and home to 225 hectares of woodlands, grasslands, meadows and our stunning Wetlands Nature Reserve. Please do not park in front of our gate as we need emergency access 24/7.

    Is Ampthill Park open?

    Ampthill Park remains open, however we ask that where possible you observe social distancing inline with Government regulations. Please note BBQ’s are not permitted anywhere in Ampthill Park.

    Who built Luton Hoo?

    Robert Adam
    Luton Hoo Estate/Architects

    Luton Hoo Book The 246-page volume traces the rich, colourful and often dramatic history of the house built in 1767 by leading architect Robert Adam for the 3rd Earl of Bute.