JollyDays Supported Holidays - Blog

  New Forest & Hampshire Coast  River Bourne Community Farm really is a beautiful place to visit. It is purely run by volunteers, and we had a private tour of the farm meeting and interacting with all the friendly animals. They had lots of birds of prey, and we learned some interesting facts about how fast they are and what they like to eat. We then met the fluffy alpacas, pigs, lambs and lots more animals which we were lucky enough to feed along the way.  We were so lucky to meet the lovely horses and donkeys who lived on the farm where we were staying. We got to feed the 30 year old shire horse and Bluebell the donkey.  A brilliant day was spent at the unspoilt haven of Buckler’s Hard which can be traced back to the 15 th  century and it remains untouched by the passage of time. Originally founded as a free port for the trading of sugar, Buckler’s Hard actually flourished as a naval shipbuilding centre and has become famous for building warships for Nelson...

  Warners- Sinah Warren  There were so many amazing activities for us to choose from at Warners. First on the agenda was rifle shooting which was brilliant fun and we all discovered that we were naturals! After we finished shooting, we headed over to the archery range to try our hand at firing some arrows at the targets. Again, after a few turns we all got the hang of it pretty quickly. We all had a great time and Richard turned out to be a modern day Robin Hood hitting the target nearly every time and even got a bullseye!  We even got certificates to congratulate us on our achievements.  The swimming pool was always a great place to end our busy days. We practised our swimming skills, played ball games and we absolutely loved relaxing in the warm, bubbly jacuzzi.  We spent the day at the beach, soaking up the warm sun, collecting shells and enjoying all the fun seaside paraphernalia.  We walked along the pier and met a giant Pokémon called Pikachu and one ...