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Things to do in May in Cirencester
It's gonna be May and if you're looking for things to do in and around Cirencester check out our suggestions below. Use the filters at the top to browse by category, cost or distance, and find the perfect activities for you and your family.
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Little Centurions Soft Play
Online booking available
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The Corn Hall and Arcade
A gem in the heart of Cirencester
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Daniel Bingham Foundation Gallery
Exploring local art in Cirencester.
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Cirencester Open Air Pool
Opens for the season until 15th September
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WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre
A fantastic full day out for the whole family
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Cirencester Farmers' Market
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Kilkenny Lane Country Park
30minutes from Cirencester
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Cirencester Skate Park
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Fairford Skate Park
Now open!
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Cirencester Library
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St Michael's Park
Central Cirencester: Tennis, play areas and café.
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Abbey Grounds Play Park
Abbey Grounds reveals a safe, enclosed play area.
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Siddington Play Park
A large enclosed play area, plus a great zip-slide.
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Thistle Patch Park Chesterton
Landscaped with flowers and benches wooden train tunnels.
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Baunton Lane Park Stratton
Impressive climbing frames/ play space for kids and gym equipment.
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Down Ampney Millennium Recreation Area
A variety of play equipment aimed at both older and younger children.
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Upper Up Playing Fields South Cerney
Large playing fields with mountain bike humps and bumps.
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Robert Franklin Play Area South Cerney
An enclosed toddler play area complete with train carriage shaped picnic benches. Outside the fenced area, the play equipment is aimed at older children.
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