Days out with Toddlers can be tricky with young kids getting easily bored but there are loads of places around Newcastle that will keep little ones entertained. Here are five of our favourite places.
Jungle Jack's Adventure Soft Play Area
Jungle Jack's Adventure Soft Play Area is a spacious jungle themed, city centre soft play suitable for children aged 0-8.
Situated at Grey's Quarter in Eldon Square it is easily accessible by lift and is very reasonably priced at £2.50 for under 2's and £6 for over 2's for a 1 hour session and no charge for adults.
There are two multi level play frames, football pitch, large ball pool and a baby area with sofa around so parents can stay close.
You can read our full review of Jungle Jacks Soft Play here.
Visit the Dinosaurs and The Mouse House at Great North Museum
What kid doesn't love dinosaurs, we have been going to The Great North Museum for years and the Dinosaur section is always a favourite with our kids.
The Giant T-Rex Skeleton is the showpiece and there are lots of other dino models on display as well.
The Mouse House is a multi-purpose for under fives with a gallery to introduce younger kids to the museums collections. There is also activities on the wall to help explore the rest of the museum.
You can read our Visitors Guide to The Great North Museum here.
Toddler Activities at Discovery Museum
There are lots to see and do at The Discovery Museum for toddlers with a Science Maze a favourite of many kids which includes pinball, air hockey and a mirror maze.
Interactive displays to bring Science and Engineering to life, a Play and Invent Area to let children's imagination run wild.
A giant map of the River Tyne is also a fun exhibit where kids can try an find familiar places along the river
You can read our Visitors Guide to The Discovery Museum here.
Visit Ouseburn
You could literally spent all day at Ouseburn as there is so much to do with Ouseburn Farm a great day out for any little animal lovers.
Seven Stories is The National Centre for Childrens Books and is just a couple of minutes walk from the farm.
Seven Stories is the only place to have exhibitions dedicated to the work of children's writers and illustrators.
You can then also have a walk along the River Ouse to get some Pizza and Ice Cream from Di Meo's
You can read about more things to do in Ouseburn here.
Visit Exhibition Park Playground
The Playground at Exhibition Park is great for all ages with climbing frames, slides, swings, roundabouts and table tennis tables.
There are also Free Miniature Train Rides around Exhibition Park which runs on the 1st Sunday of the Month from April onwards which is always a big hit kids of all ages.
You can read a full review of a family day out at Exhibition Park here.
Looking for more ideas? Make sure you check out 75 Things to do in Newcastle with Kids.
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