We may all be watching our pennies at the moment, but that doesn't mean the family can't have any fun over the bank holiday weekend.
Here, we have put togetehr a list of places that are free to visit and are perfect for the good weather.
Cassiobury Park Paddling Pools
It’s meant to reach 20 this weekend, so why not head down to the park’s paddling pools for all the family to enjoy.
To enjoy the three mini pools, it is advised to book your space via an Everyone Active account.
Address: Cassiobury Park Avenue, Watford WD18 7LB.
Oxhey Activity Park
Children can skate and play for free while parents can watch them from picnicking spots located throughout the park.
There is even the option for a game of table tennis, just bring along some bats, a ball and you are good to go.
Address:Oxhey Activity Park, Wiggenhall Road, WD18 OHZ.
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Winnie the Pooh and Tiger too, might just be at home when you go for a walk on this trail. The home of Winnie the Pooh and all his friends make for a perfect picnic spot and photographs.
Address: Aldenham Country Park Farm, Aldenham Road, Elstree, Hertfordshire, WD6 3BA.
Cheslyn House and Gardens
Why not explore the 3.5 acres of landscaped gardens designed by architect Henry Colbeck and his wife Daisy. Walking through the gardens you will see ponds, an array of wildlife and exotic plants.
Address: Cheslyn House and Gardens, Nascot Wood Road, Watford, WD17 4SL.
Oxhey Woods Local Nature Reserve
This park of 100 hectares is the largest nature reserve in the Three Rivers District. It is suitable for all members of the family as well as for people with limited mobility and wheelchair users.
The woods contain a number of walking routes, with several sculptures made with locally sourced wood.
Visit the website for the park’s entrances.
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