the model of my house is the last one as you leave More

I haven't been for a while, but have amazingly fond memories of many visits to Bekonscot with my 3 children. Every single time we went they wanted to stay all day adn go back the next. I hope it is still the same. More

Whe the children are small and you do not want to walk them for miles this is the best place to go. Everything there is a delight to the younger person, all the little trains running around and under little bridges keep them amused for hours. there is humour in the names of the houses and pubs that appeal to... More

Although clearly seen as a "family attraction" we (two 40something adults!) though it was an utterly fascinating place, an old-fashioned tourist attraction light years away from "interactive" and "digital" and all the more refreshing for it. One thing that struck us was how it was appealing to so many different age groups, making it a genuinely "family" day out. Like... More

greeat models and young children like chasing the trains for hours More

I visited Bekonscot with my aunt, my husband and our 7-year old son. We adults loved strolling about admiring the models in all their quirky details, including funny puns in shop names etc. Meanwhile our little boy enjoyed scouting about for answers to the quiz questions, and was absolutely entranced by the trains. The food is excellent and very reasonably... More

We had a wonderful time with our little 18mo old here. The place is small but it's packed with things. You feel like you've visited many places in one go. We loved the attention to details that are involved in making the buildings/trains/boats/planes/etc. Great place and would love to visit again. More

This was one of my favourite places to visit as a child - it's charming and magical and so quintessentially English. More

My little boy is 4 years old and I have taken him to Beckonscot every year since he was born. It isn't the cheapest of days out, however, we always take a picnic and with walking round the model village, picnic, playarea and then walking round the model village again. It can occupy a good 2/3 hours. The paths which... More