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We have just been to Manor Walks shopping centre in Cramlington, a town just a few miles north of Newcastle and my hometown! Today Manor Walks hosted its annual, free to attend Pirates & Princess day, located on the grassed area between Asda and Concordia leisure centre.
Lots of children were dressed up as little princesses and pirates which was very cute.
As soon as we arrived my three year old made a beeline for the teacups ride, these were priced at £2 per person. There was also some shuggy boats but my little ones were too small for these, they would have been lots of fun for school aged children though.
There was lots of free activities on offer such a big sandpit filled with colourful buckets and spades. They also had a free face painter and pirate story telling.
There was lots of seating out for people to sit on and stalls from local companies dotted around such as Nandos (who have recently opened in the centre). The Nando chicken mascot handed the children a balloon each, we also had a go on the Northumberland Wildlife Trusts Tombola and visited the Tall Ships stand, as it is visiting neighbouring town Blyth in a few weeks time.
Even though we were not at the event very long and did not get to experience everything that was on offer my children still had a great time. I think that it is brilliant that Manor Walks put on free events like this for families to enjoy.
You can check on the Manor Walks website for future events and to keep up to date with the latest news www.manorwalks.co.uk
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