Is this new list of top 10 things to do whilst charging your EV the best yet?
Come face-to-face with a giraffe at feeding time, deep sea dive with sharks in a LEGO submarine, or ride the UK’s tallest and fastest rollercoaster – a new list has revealed the top 10 family adventures that can be enjoyed while charging an electric vehicle (EV) for free this World EV Day.
For the fifth year running, RAW Charging are celebrating World EV Day (Tuesday, September 9) with free charging at destinations across the network* – and have compiled a list of the most wonderful things people can do whilst powering up.
Making the new list are family favourite adventure locations, including LEGOLAND® Windsor, where visitors can see over 40 million LEGO bricks come to life, Thorpe Park, home to the Hyperia rollercoaster and Chessington World of Adventures Resort, where visitors can feed giraffes and get up close with penguins, meerkats or white rhinos in special encounters.
In addition, families looking for EV adventures can climb the highest peak in South Wales at Pen y Fan in the Brecon Beacons and in the same area see the highest waterfall in the region.
History buffs can visit the world’s largest trebuchet at Warwick Castle, or venture to Corfe Castle, where they can hide out in a ‘murder hole’ at the 1,000-year-old fortress, a hidden gem for those with a passion for the past.
Shopaholics can visit Cheshire Oaks, the UK’s largest designer outlet, which promises more than 400,000 square feet of retail therapy and golf lovers can play a round at the oldest course in the UK – the iconic St Andrews’ Old Course.
And, for families seeking more fun, Belton Estate in Lincolnshire is home to the largest adventure playground offered by the National Trust, complete with a miniature train ride. Lastly, for those looking to enjoy some literary nostalgia, Stourhead in Wiltshire offers the chance to visit filming locations from Pride and Prejudice, allowing visitors to step into the world of Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet.
The list has been compiled by RAW Charging, the leading destination EV charge point provider for hospitality, leisure and retail destinations across the UK and Europe.
TOP 10 LIST:
Deep sea dive with sharks in a Lego Submarine at LEGOLANDⓇ
Ride the UK’s tallest and fastest rollercoaster Hyperis at Thorpe Park
Visit the world’s largest trebuchet at Warwick Castle
Climb the highest peak and see the highest waterfall in South Wales at the Brecon Beacons
Feed a giraffe in a face to face experience at Chessington World of Adventures Resort
Hide out in a ‘murder hole’ at a 1,000 year old fortress at Corfe Castle
Enjoy playtime at the National Trust’s largest adventure playground complete with miniature train ride at Belton Estate OR Get lost in a living maze at Crook Hall Gardens
Play Mr Darcey or Elizabeth Bennett when you visit one of the filming locations for Pride and Prejudice at Stourhead
Visit the largest designer outlet in the UK with over 400,000 square feet of retail space at Cheshire Oaks
Play a round at the oldest golf club in the UK, and arguably the world, St Andrews’ Old Course
Jason Simpson, CEO of RAW Charging, the leading destination EV charge point provider for hospitality, leisure and retail destinations across the UK and Europe, said: “The growing network of EV chargers across the UK means that drivers no longer have to worry about range anxiety or whether they’ll be able to get home.
“With so many more options available for charging, you can now enjoy your journey and make the most of every stop. Whether you’re exploring family-friendly attractions, enjoying scenic hikes, or shopping till you drop, there are now countless exciting activities to do while your EV charges, making your trip even more enjoyable.
“And, this World EV Day you can even charge for free.”
RAW Charging, has also developed regional lists for those looking for closer to home EV adventures and other groups aside from families, including groups of friends, couples and solo travellers.
The top five activities for friendship groups include riding the Hyperia rollercoaster at Thorpe Park, visiting the world’s largest trebuchet at Warwick Castle, and getting lost in the living maze at Crook Hall Gardens.
While couples can enjoy a relaxing massage and unwind at South Lodge Spa, in Sussex or admire the National Trust’s largest fashion collection at Killerton, Devon.
And solo travellers can take adventure into their own hands by climbing the highest peak in South Wales, or take it easy by admiring the collection of rare plants at Nymans in Sussex.
Jason added: “As more and more of the UK own EVs it’s becoming increasingly important for destinations to provide charging stations to avoid anyone missing out on all the fun the UK has to offer – whoever they are.”
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