Places maybe busier than normal because of the bank holiday on August 31, so if you decide to go to any places on the list make sure you abide by social distancing rules.
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5. Picnic at Clumber Park
This National Trust estate covers more than 3,800 acres of parkland, with a Gothic-style chapel, often referred to as a 'Cathedral in miniature', grand lake and walled garden. Photo: Rachel Atkins
6. Meet some animals
Willow Tree Family Farm, in Shirebrook has Alpacas, Reindeer and Wallabies. Photo: Rachel Atkins
7. Visit a park
The Canch, Worksop has a skatepark, formal gardens and sensory garden. Photo: Rachel Atkins
8. Go on a shopping trip
Head to East Midlands Designer Outlet and grab a bargain if the weather turns during the weekend. Photo: Anne Shelley