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Indoor Activities
The following is a small selection of indoor activities
available in the local area. Please ask for details and maps.
King Arthur's Labyrinth
 An
exciting underground adventure unfolds as you sail along a
subterranean river, through the great waterfall, deep inside the
spectacular Labyrinth and far into the past.
Dramatic tales of Dragons, Battles, Giants, torrential
floodings and much more are brought to life through dramatic
tableaux and thrilling sound and light effects. The Arthur we
tell of is the hero of the earliest legends, a Dark Age warrior
fighting the Saxon invader to bring peace to Britain.
Llywernog Silver-Lead Mine
 Llywernog
is an authentic 18th century silver mine. A visit to Llywernog
offers a fascinating insight into life nearly 200 years ago,
when the mine employed over 60 people. Today, Llywernog is a
fascinating and educational family adventure, and continues to
be developed as a major all-weather attraction. Friendly and
knowledgeable guides are always on hand to answer your questions
and identify your geological finds
Visitors wear helmets with lights to go into one of the old
mines just like real miners. There is a museum and cafe and the
'Miners Trail' is a self-guide footpath around the old workings
of the mine site.
Park Hall Countryside Experience
 Park Hall near Oswestry is one of the region’s most exciting
family visitor attractions. With 40,000 square feet of indoor
attractions, regular hands-on animal activities, lots of
outdoor play and driving activities there is never a dull
moment for the kids.
The 130 acre farm promises hours of farming fun and energetic
activities.
Mickey Miller's Play Barn
 In
Craven Arms the Mickey Miller Play Barn is a great indoor
activities for children of all ages and they actively encourage
the adults to go in and join in the fun with their children. It
is an all weather attraction providing family entertainment all
year round. There is also a kiddies corner for the very young
with a newly installed toddlers play frame and a whole section
of additional play equipment slide and bridges. The
maze at Oakfield Farm is planted to an elaborate design with 5
miles of paths and is open mid July to Mid September.
Spaceguard Centre
 The Spaceguard Centre is a working astronomical observatory
concerned with Near Earth Objects (asteroids and comets) and
the threat they pose to life on Earth. It is linked to three
robotic telescopes in Australia, Hawaii and the Canary Islands
via the Net. The centre has a planetarium with a mini dome
which seats 25 and a working model of the solar system. Day
and evening tours can be pre-booked.
Museum of Sculpture
 Set in Berriew a
delightful little village, of typical traditional Welsh, black
& white houses. Frequently awarded the Best Kept Village in
Wales, close to Powis
Castle and the ancient town of Montgomery.
Andrew Logan's work is the art of popular poetry and
metropolitan glamour. It is an art which resounds with the
exuberant excess of a Busby Berkeley musical.
Welsh Royal Crystal
 Centuries old handcrafting skills are used in the Welsh Royal
Crystal glass making workshops. All crystal pieces are
individually mouth blown and hand cut, thus capturing the
clarity, brilliance and sharpness of cut associated with
quality crystal ware.
The range of shapes and decorative cuts embraces Traditional,
Intaglio and Celtic design influences, which are unique to
Welsh Royal Crystal products.
The Judges Lodging
 Once called ‘the most commodious and elegant apartments for a
judge in all England and Wales’ (Lord Chief Justice Campbell,
1855). Now, aided by an interior hardly touched by time
and original furnishings discarded in attics, extensive
research and restoration has re-awakened this ‘Victorian
fossil’.
Machinations
 The
only permanent exhibition of contemporary Automata (mechanical
moving models) in the UK. The hands-on interactive moving
model characters spin, whirl or bob up and down with
fascinating mechanisms displaying cogs, cams and levers - an
infinite variety of movement.
There is also a rabbit village where visitors can watch
rabbits in their own rabbit scale houses and a play barn with
climbing equipment, slide, soft play for little'uns with
bouncy ball.
Stokesay Castle
 Stokesay Castle is the finest and
best preserved 13th century fortified manor house in England.
It offers visitors a unique glimpse into a distant age, when
strength and elegance were combined.
Set amid peaceful countryside near Craven Arms it forms an
outstandingly picturesque group with its timber-framed
gatehouse and the parish church. The castle has two towers
joined by a buttressed Great Banquetting Hall, with long,
gothic, gabled windows. Massive roof timbers, made from whole
trees dominate the Great Hall.
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