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Fun runs with Families in May 2026

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A scenic 7K trail run through rolling countryside and working farmland, with a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and a well-earned post-run drink waiting at the finish. Fancy dress and non-runners welcome!
  • Sat 30 May
  • £22
Horsham, West Sussex

Silly Moo 7 Fun Run

A scenic 7K trail run through rolling countryside and working farmland, with a relaxed, friendly atmosphere and a well-earned post-run drink waiting at the finish. Fancy dress and non-runners welcome!

  • 7 km trail running
  • Families
  • Beginner-friendly
  • Dogs allowed at venue
  • Music
  • Enter online
  • Flat
  • Traffic free
  • Fancy dress
  • Event village
  • Rural
  • Age 11 & over
  • Sun 3 May
  • £26.90
Fife

MacTuff Kids FIFE

  • 3 km multi terrain running
  • Mon 4 May
  • £15
Oxford, Oxfordshire

Bannister Community Mile

  • 1 mile road running
  • Sat 9 May
  • £26.90
Fife

MacTuff Kids Fife

  • 3 km multi terrain running
  • Sat 9 May
  • £20-£60
Poole, Dorset

Seaside Scramble

  • 5 km track and field
  • Sat 16 May
  • £70
Buxton, Staffordshire

Bog Commander | The Peak District Mud Run

  • 6 km multi terrain running
  • Fri 22 May
  • £11-£13
Eastbourne, East Sussex

Eastbourne Mile Night

  • Fun run 2

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