Geronimo
North England: Best Family Festivals 2018
These are our writers’ favourite festivals in North England. For more festivals please see our special family friendly festival map.
We know there are other amazing festivals that we are missing out – and we’re attempting to get our reviewers around as many festivals as we can. The festivals below are our tried and tested choices, ones our writers go back to year after year.
Geronimo Festival 2017 Review
The biggest children’s festival in the country; Geronimo Festival moved home this year from Tatton Park, Cheshire to Arley Hall. I had never visited the previous place so cannot compare the two but the new site had plenty of room to cater for all ages of children, as well as the young at heart. With everything from free donkey rides and ferret racing (your children actually race the ferrets along human sized tunnels!) to large scale stunt shows and circus displays you will not hear the words “I’m bored” at any point during your visit.
Geronimo 2016 Review
As it was not possible for one of the Festival Kidz team to attend Geronimo 2016, here’s a review from guest blogger Colette of We’re Going on an Adventure
The main focus of our May bank holiday this year was Geronimo Festival at Tatton Park. Now in it’s second year, Geronimo Festival promised to be even bigger and better than last year.
We had an absolutely fantastic time at Geronimo Festival last year so had high hopes for a repeat performance. Read more…
Win Tickets to GERONIMO!
Geronimo is back! And this year it’s going to be bigger and better. Seeing a return to Tatton Park in 2016 from May 29th – 30th and a new venue at Harewood House from May 1st – 2nd, expect a line-up jam packed with some of the biggest names in children’s entertainment, including TV favourites Mr Bloom, Andy Day, Alex Winters and Cook & Line from Swashbuckle. Read more…
North England: Best Family Festivals 2018
These are our writers’ favourite festivals in North England. For more festivals please see our special family friendly festival map.
We know there are other amazing festivals that we are missing out – and we’re attempting to get our reviewers around as many festivals as we can. The festivals below are our tried and tested choices, ones our writers go back to year after year.
Geronimo 2016 Review
As it was not possible for one of the Festival Kidz team to attend Geronimo 2016, here’s a review from guest blogger Colette of We’re Going on an Adventure
The main focus of our May bank holiday this year was Geronimo Festival at Tatton Park. Now in it’s second year, Geronimo Festival promised to be even bigger and better than last year.
We had an absolutely fantastic time at Geronimo Festival last year so had high hopes for a repeat performance. Read more…
Geronimo Festival 2017 Review
The biggest children’s festival in the country; Geronimo Festival moved home this year from Tatton Park, Cheshire to Arley Hall. I had never visited the previous place so cannot compare the two but the new site had plenty of room to cater for all ages of children, as well as the young at heart. With everything from free donkey rides and ferret racing (your children actually race the ferrets along human sized tunnels!) to large scale stunt shows and circus displays you will not hear the words “I’m bored” at any point during your visit.
Win Tickets to GERONIMO!
Geronimo is back! And this year it’s going to be bigger and better. Seeing a return to Tatton Park in 2016 from May 29th – 30th and a new venue at Harewood House from May 1st – 2nd, expect a line-up jam packed with some of the biggest names in children’s entertainment, including TV favourites Mr Bloom, Andy Day, Alex Winters and Cook & Line from Swashbuckle. Read more…