The best family days out in London and beyond rated by kids and teens
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What age group is this best for?
Ages 4+, especially ideal for primary schoolers and younger teens. Rugby-curious toddlers will love it too.
Is The Stoop suitable for families?
Absolutely. It’s got a laid-back, family-friendly vibe with lots of activities for kids.
Are there family-friendly zones?
Yes! The “Mighty Quins Village” is full of stuff like face painting, inflatables, and high-energy chaos your kids will love.
Can we bring a buggy or pram?
Yes, but storage is limited – best to check in advance for the best spots.
Are there baby-changing facilities?
Yes, and they’re decent.
What food options are available for kids?
Loads of stalls and outlets offering classic matchday scran – plus child-friendly options too.
How do we get there?
It’s about a 10-minute walk from Twickenham Station. Parking’s available at Rosebine car park, but charges may apply.
Are there guided tours?
Yes, and they’re fun – access to the pitch and changing rooms makes the little ones feel like stars.
Is there post-match entertainment?
Yes, there are live bands and music in the King’s Bar. The good vibes keep rolling.
How long should we plan to stay?
Around 2–3 hours for a match or a tour. Add extra if your kids want everything from the gift shop.
Are there hotels nearby?
Yep – plenty to suit all budgets, from fancy hotels to family-friendly digs.
The Stoop is family friendly with a great atmosphere at games and a friendly crowd. Quins are a top club that play rugby that is fab to watch. Yes – I’m a fan but all this is true!