6 days out across Liverpool you can have while kids are still off

Easter might be over, but the holidays still have a few days left.

If you’re looking for fun for the family, there are still loads of activities across the city region to suit all budgets before the kids go back to school.

Here is our last-minute guide to six days out to enjoy during the last of the spring holidays.

Tumbles Toddler TV Party, Southport Market (Saturday 11 April, 11am -1pm and 2pm – 4pm)

Get ready for a magical toddler TV party packed with colour, laughter, and all your little ones’ favourite characters. The Mr Tumble Tribute will be hosting an interactive party for the whole family.

There will be music, dancing, and character moments, including Pin the Nose on Mr Tumble, Peppa’s Muddy Puddle Pause, Bouncing Bubbles with Bing Bunny and more.

Dressing up is encouraged.

Southport Market, King Street, Southport.

Tickets cost £5.50. Find out more and book here.

Masters Crazy Gold, Southport

Open every day 10am-6pm weather permitting

It’s one of Southport’s longest established family attractions and has been rejuvenated as it celebrates its 60^th anniversary.

Masters Crazy Golf, in Kings Gardens, is great fun and if you hit the bell on the 19^th hole you will win a free round.

Check the forecast before you go and if you catch some dry weather you will have great fun.

Costs £5 per game.

King’s Gardens, Off The Promenade, Southport.

Find out more here.

Formby beach and squirrel reserve

Open every day, with parking now fully open

After being closed since last summer, the National Trust entrance and car park at Victoria Road in Formby is officially open.

With vehicle and pedestrian access now available to the beach, expect it to be busy for the rest of the Easter break – whatever the weather.

The train is the still the best way to travel to Formby, with regular services on Merseyrail to both Formby and Freshfield stations.

Then walk up through the woods to the sand dunes and make your way onto the sands.

After your walk you can enjoy a pub lunch or tea at The Freshfield, or pop into the family run Beer Station for a drink after your walk.

K.C Artisan Party in the Park, Southport (Saturday 11 – Sunday 12 April, 11am – 5pm, last entry 4.30pm)

With a blend of music, food, and fun for all the family, this festival is a great way to spend the weekend.

There are performances from acts including tributes to favourites like Sabrina Carpenter, Little Mix, Spice Girls, Katy Perry and Abba.

There will also be bouncy castles, street food, crafts, and creatives from local makers.

Adults £5 per day, or £8 for the full weekend plus booking fees. Children free.

Victoria Park, Southport.

Find out more and get tickets here.

Acorn Farm, Kirkby

Open 10am-4pm, seven days.

With new lambs born recently, there has never been a better time to take the kids along to meet the animals at Acorn Farm.

There are horse rides at 11.30am, 12 noon and 12.30pm and animal petting sessions every half hour from 10.30am.

There is no need to book just turn up and pay at the kiosk on arrival. However, tickets are subject to availability, so arrive early to avoid disappointment.

Admission to the farm is £3 for children, £4 for adults.

Acorn Farm, Depot Road, Kirkby.

Find out more here.

Tam O’Shanter Urban Farm, Bidston Hill

Open 9.30am – 5pm, seven days

A great way for the kids to interact with animals at this quaint farm on Bidston Hill.

They can meet the sheep, goats and ponies and there are refreshments on sale too.

A great way to get back to nature in spring – whatever the weather.

Entry is free.

Tam O’Shanter Farm, Boundary Road, Bidston Hill, Wirral.

Find out more here.