Journey to a Forgotten Land!
Mini golf adventure taking players on a prehistoric journey into a forgotten land. Skynets also available for bouncing fun!
Dino Islands Adventure
Navigate a prehistoric world of smoking volcanoes and cascading waterfalls on this 18-hole course. It offers visitors a fun, sensory link to the island’s famous dinosaurs, helping them identify different species in a high-energy outdoor setting.
Dino Themed Crazy Golf and Massive Bouncing NetsEducation Destination
A mini-golf adventure that takes players on a prehistoric journey into a forgotten land full of dinosaurs! Includes water features and life-sized dinosaur models.
This 18-hole course is suitable for all ages and includes obstacles such as sizzling volcanoes, rickety bridges and waterfalls.
High-Flying Skynets
Promote healthy living and physical resilience on the massive open-air nets. Suspended high above the gardens, students build confidence and motor skills as they bounce and climb, providing a safe but thrilling challenge for all energy levels.
Team Building Challenges
Whether navigating the tricky golf obstacles or supporting peers on the nets, the park encourages teamwork. It is a fantastic environment for school groups to strengthen social bonds and practice sportsmanship during their residential stay.
Unforgettable Island Fun
Combining prehistoric discovery with pure physical excitement, Sandham provides a high-impact highlight for any school trip. It perfectly balances curriculum themes with the joy of the great outdoors, leaving every student with lasting memories.
Katy
"The skynets were great and the staff were friendly and welcoming
The dino golf was very rushed and too many people accessing the course at the same time. The Martham children were told they could only have 4 attempts at a hole but another school were not."
Mandy
"Always helpful. "
Debbie
"The staff were great. We rushed out quite quickly at the end, so please pass on our thanks!"
Mark
"I think the children would prefer the skynets next time"
Amy
"This was okay, a lot of the children found it tricky due to being the 3rd activity of the day. "