A little way out of town, Conifox is making the atmosphere safe but spooky for the half-term holidays.
The adventure park and restaurant has the VisitScotland Good to Go approval and has made changes to the way it works to keep all visitors safe.
There is a pedal go-kart track and a 9-hole foot golf course, with giant bouncy pillows and a huge sandpit, all designed to keep your younger people entertained.
Especially for the most spooktacular month of the year however, the bravest of the brave can follow the Spooky Trail around the park, with kids of all ages winning a goodie bag filled to the brim with Halloween treasures (£2 per child, plus park entry). Open from 17th October to 1st November, you will also be able to enjoy Pumpkin Carving after walking the trail, choosing your perfect pumpkin from the Conifox haunted field, ready to carve into the most wickedly magnificent monster…
James Gammell, director of Conifox is thrilled to prepare for the October half-term buzz: “we are so excited to welcome our friends and family back to Conifox. The months leading up to October will have been tough for everyone, not least because of a certain global pandemic, but because after so much time off, kids will be back to school and parents back to work. We want to remind you that fun is always just a hop, skip and a pedal-tractor away, so to keep your chin up and we will hope to see you soon!
He continues, “As a family run business, we are passionate not only about what we do, but also about delivering the absolute best in customer experience. No matter if you are 8 or 80 you are welcome here and we will do everything in our power to make it a day that stays with you as an everlasting, happy memory.”
Conifox is a perfect place to have a day out with family and friends. The Stables Bistro is closed but there is still food on offer including BBQ and all day breakfast baps, as well as coffee and tea.
Conifox is just outside Kirkliston five minutes from Edinburgh Airport and ideal for half-term entertainment. Tickets are available by pre-booking and some attractions will be closed for a time during the day for deep cleaning.
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