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Address: Holderness Road, Kingston upon Hull, Hull HU8 8JU, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1482 300300
Website: hcandl.co.uk
“Really outstanding experience. So much fun incorporated into this project. Fantastic experience, set around a prehistoric Jurassic scene with an innovative golf course. Two very designed and detailed golf courses, able to choose between two games or the complete experience involving two golf course together. Easily spend an entire day here and go back for more and repeat. It’s fun and educational healthy atmosphere. Staff are polite very well presented, and approachable whether you’re a pro or a novice it’s for everyone, families, couples, singles etc very disability accessible and friendly. Eating area perfectly arranged with customer bringing their own food and snacks, can also purchase drink and light snacks at the bar area. Really interactive experience with a relaxed atmosphere can walk through the golf courses with a beverage, or sit down on chairs for a little rest during the games”
Address: Ferensway, Kingston upon Hull, Hull HU2 8LN, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1482 738355
Website: lostcityadventuregolf.com
“What a great asset to Hull-and it’s free! I hadn’t been to East Park for many years but I visited this week and it was lovely! First of all it is huge, with water features, endless paths to explore, a fab animal centre, a splash boat, children’s facilities and lots more… It’s great for people of all ages and particularly popular with dog walkers and runners. As it is traffic free there are also great routes for cyclists and very safe for supervised children learning to ride. If you love being outside in nature it’s definitely the place to be: so many squirrels, birds of all descriptions including swans and geese ( and the emu in the animal centre ) and so many trees high are glorious in their Autumn shades just now. There are plenty of maps around the site to help you to navigate and several entrances to the park. Toilets are in the Pavilion/East Park Library and also in the Education Centre. It’s very easy to access using the buses which run frequently from the city centre along Holderness Road.”