The UK’s Top Summer Family Activities for 2022

Time off from school brings with it the opportunity to explore new cities, discover new skills and make lasting memories. From family festivals to enchanting exhibitions, these activities will captivate children.
Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature, V&A Museum
This exhibition explores author Beatrix Potter’s relationship with nature and animals through a series of artworks and writing drafts.
Camp Wilderness, Cotswolds, Northamptonshire, Hertfordshire & Kent
Discover a three or five-day wilderness camping experience to encourage children to explore nature and learn new skills.
Family Astronomy, Kielder Observatory
Summer family astronomy nights immerse children in the stars, enabling them to see the night sky like never before.
The Regency Wardrobe, The Royal Pavilion
Brighton’s Royal Pavilion plays host to an incredible exhibition celebrating Regency garments from ballgowns to parasols.
ABBA Voyage, ABBA Arena, London
Enjoy an ABBA concert as it has never been seen before with a mixture of physical and digital performance that reimagines the iconic pop group.
Horrible Histories: Terrible Tudors, Garrick Theatre
The hilarious Horrible Histories theatre show arrives in London this summer for a performance full of information and fun.
RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival, 4th – 9th July
Enjoy stunning horticultural gardens and displays at the annual Hampton Court Palace flower show.
Latitude Festival, Suffolk 21st – 24th July
The weekend music festival features singalongs, crafts, model-making, paddleboarding and more for children and teenagers.
Wide Skies and Butterflies Festival, Norfolk 5th – 7th August
An impressive selection of musical and comedy acts combine with kids’ activities to make this an unusual and inclusive festival situated on the estate of a 17th-century country house.
Dragons & Mythical Beasts, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre 13th August – 5th September
The world of legendary beasts comes to life in this fantastical interactive family show.
Big Feastival, Cotswolds 26th – 28th August
Entertainment, shows and allotment tours keep children busy while parents enjoy the wide array of food on offer at this festival on Alex James’ farm.
To book your tickets to any of these exciting summer activities, please contact your Lifestyle Manager.



