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Kingsbury Water Park
Newest Review: ... of a map on the wall with basic 'you are here' directions and a rack of leaflets about attractions in and near to Kingsbury Water Park. The shop itself has got anything and everything you want to buy. From disposable cameras to kids books. I brought the kids a teddy bear embroidered with Kingsbury Water Park, a pen and a rubber each and I got another magnet for my fridge. You can buy old fashioned humbugs and marzipan slices in bars or in glass jars for a couple of quid and there's a 'pocket money corner' that's full of pencils, rubbers, magnifying glass, model birds and all those sort of bits and bobs and most of the things there are under... more |
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Water and a park - Kingsbury Water Park! (2098 words)
by - written on 23/02/05 (Very useful, 2080 readings)
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On Monday, the kids school had (another) teacher training day and after our next door neighbour heard me screaming at the kids for the 100th time by 11am, he suggested Kingsbury Water Park. I'd never heard of it, so full of excitement me and Mark got the kids into the car and set off with a boot full of sarnies and crisps. Kingsbury Water Park is situated in Bodymoor Heath (just down the road from the Villa training ground). It covers 600 acres and inside all those acres lie 15 lakes. It was opened in 1975 and currently attracts more than 280,000 visitors a year. It was originally a series of sand and gravel pits but in the early 70's Warwickshire County ... Read the complete review
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