Out & about

The Alban Way is a trail for cyclists and walkers along a disused section of the Great Northern Railway, between the historic towns of St Albans and Hatfield, providing an interesting route through Hertfordshire countryside.

This safe, flat, gentle, traffic-free route runs between Cottonmill Lane in St Albans and Wrestlers Bridge in Hatfield. Its smooth surface makes it perfect for all... Read more

The formal park covers an area of approximately 3.6 hectares (9 acres), and includes a wide range of features that still exist from the original park. These include rose and flower beds, extensive tree and shrub planting, the Aberdeen granite drinking fountain and the park-keeper's lodge. Has a children's playground. Also has an artificial sports pitch and a hockey pitch, and during the summer months free, turn up and play tennis courts.

The only climbing wall in St Albans!

A lovely climbing wall for all ages and abilities.

We have tasters for children and adults, private sessions and lots of specials.

Come for a climb, challenge yourself or just hang around and have a chilled evening climbing.

Ages 3 to 99

NICAS sessions for 7-15 year olds
NICAS WILD... Read more

The children's play area is located at the front of Greenwood Park, adjacent to Tippendell Lane. There is car parking either side of the main drive, close to the play area, but if this is full there is also a large car park to the rear of the Community Centre. The fenced play area can be accessed by either of two kissing gates, from the main park. The larger of the two gates is big enough to allow... Read more

The site in the heart of Hertfordshire's Green Belt, already boasts 45 acres of precious ancient woodland and is home to many rare butterflies and the protected English bluebell. If lucky, you may also see buzzards circling above the woods. Try the Magical Meander walk. This is an beautiful 1hr walk with amazing views and carved wooden animals along the way. Perfect for little walkers.

Highfield Park is situated on the south eastern side of St Albans. Among the features are parkland with mature trees, a tree trail, football fields, two woods (Winchfield Wood and Hither Wood), ponds, two orchards and a maze. There are a number of children's play areas in and around the park.

Are you looking for something to do with family and friends or seeking a fun day out with the kids in St Albans? Then why not explore St Albans on this self-guided Treasure Hunt themed Treasure Trail. As you follow the Trail route, can you solve the sneaky clues set on existing buildings, permanent features and monuments to discover the location of the buried treasure? Grab your Trail booklet now

We are a family run business, growing soft fruit including Strawberries, Raspberries, Red Currants, Blackcurrants, Blackberries and Gooseberries. Our emphasis is on personal, friendly service and we pride ourselves on the variety, quality and freshness of our produce. Please check the website for summer opening dates/times.

Working in partnership with St Albans City & District Council we provide fun and active entertainment for toddler to 12 years old with our trampolines, and fun for all with our Roman themed 9-hole adventure golf.

I am a local henna artist and I do henna for all occassions including fayres. I also run henna workshops (both in person and on zoom) for 8+ years and a beginner's course in henna.
My clients usually get henna done for the following occassions:
Wedding
Engagement party
Hen do
Festivals
Fayres
Birthday parties
Graduation
Prom
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