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SEAVIEW HOLIDAY PARK
SEAVIEW AVENUE
WEST MERSEA
ESSEX
CO5 8DA
Phone: (01206) 382534
Fax: (01206) 385936
To Visit In Colchester...
Colchester Museums.
The Oldest Town in England provides a plentiful supply of historical museums...
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Colchester Shopping.
Has streets full of choice for the shopaholic, the casual browser, or the window shopper.
All the big name stores plus quirkier specialist shops.
Colchester Zoo.
Has some of the best cat and primate collections in Europe. See a White Tiger eye to eye in White Tiger Valley, or get closer to the Zoo's Chimpanzees at Chimp World.
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Dedham Vale.
With the River Stour, straddles the borders of Essex and Suffolk and is otherwise known as Constable Country after the famous painter John Constable.
Colchester Leisure World. Cowdray Avenue, Colchester
A large leisure centre with leisure pool, flume rides, fitness pool, teaching pool, spa & solarium. Sports hall and facilities.
Odeon Cinema.
Head Street, Colchester
A good cinema in the centre of town. If you're a movie buff you can catch all the major new releases.
Rollerworld & Quasar. Eastgates, Colchester
A first class roller-skating rink. Great atmosphere with a sound and light show that will please the kids.....and Quasar the laser combat game.
Superbowl.
Cowdray Avenue, Colchester
Ten-pin bowling plenty of lanes although it is wise to book. There is a restaurant and Bar so you can make a night of it!
Go Bananas.
Cowdray Avenue, Colchester
A huge indoor Adventure Playcentre for young children up to 12, with Cafe and adults go free.
Mercury Theatre.
Colchester, Balkerne Gate
Shows and plays throughout the year.
IndiKart Indoor Karting. Whitehall Industrial Estate, Colchester
Open 7 days 10am - 10pm.
Colchester Clubs.
A whole host of great night clubs catering for different musical tastes.
East Anglian Steam Railway Museum.
Chappel Station, Colchester
look at 150 years of railway history. There are many steam engines and carriages lovingly restored and maintained.
Beth Chatto Gardens.
Elmstead Market
World famous gardens, divided into three main areas with a large woodland area.