Six fun family things to do in Beeston over the summer
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It’s often hard to find things to do especially if it's half term or summer holidays. Beeston is just a short tram ride away from the city centre and a popular place for families to live as it has a lovely, friendly atmosphere.
Although it can feel like there are so many options out there, that many cost a lot of money which in a cost of living crisis often isn’t a choice that a lot of us can make. We’ve included some options that are fun, family friendly and free or low cost.
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Hide AdIf you are stuck for ideas, here is our guide to some of the best activities to get you started:
POT ‘N’ KETTLE
High Road
Pot ‘n’ Kettle is a ceramic café located on the edge of the High Road strip which provides a fun and relaxing place for people of all ages to come and create something extra special and is perfect for gifts or keepsakes.
BEESTON SIDINGS NATURE RESERVE:
Overlooking the University of Nottingham’s science park, the nature reserve is a must now that summer is in full swing. If you are a cyclist looking to go for a peaceful ride or just simply wish to take a stroll in the sunshine, this nature reserve is the hidden oasis of Nottingham.
ADVENTURE GOLF
Highfield Park
Fancy a sporting activity? Adventure golf has 18 holes and each hole presents unique obstacles and challenges whilst on professional golfing surfaces.
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Hide AdVISIT STREET ART:
Beeston is home to some of Nottingham’s most renowned street art, where a tribute has been paid to the Nottingham icons; Fashion Designer Sir Paul Smith, late actor Richard Beckinsale and late singer Edwin Starr. This represents the spirit of the Beeston community and shows that Nottingham is a city of expression and culture.
ARC CINEMA
Station Road
The Arc Cinema is located in the heart of Beeston and with its unique interior design and reclining seats, it makes for a great cinema experience, whether you are going as a family or you are a student looking for affordable tickets. A true staple of Beeston.
THE POTTLE MICROPUB
1 Stoney Street
A real ale sanctuary near Beeston’s popular High Road which prides itself on serving its craft beers and ciders and has had local music acts previously. If you fancy a pint, this quirky pub should be the place to go as it is loved by local residents.