Powys has been named one of the UK’s top five regions for family-friendly restaurants.

According to a new study by children’s toy experts at outdoortoys, the county scored 60.2 per cent in the survey, which analysed regions across the UK on the number of eateries catering to children.

The study analysed regions across the UK on factors such as green spaces and outdoor amenities, to reveal the UK’s best family-friendly staycation spots. As part of this study, they also looked at the regions with the most family-friendly restaurants.

Powys came in fifth, behind Pembrokeshire and Conwy.

The Orkney Islands come out on top, with nearly 68 per cent of eateries catering for little ones. Expect warm welcomes, high chairs, children’s menus, and a relaxed vibe that makes mealtimes enjoyable for the whole family.

Conwy, in North Wales, follows closely with 63.6 per cent. When choosing whether to stop for a seaside fish supper or a pub lunch after a castle visit, families will find plenty of options.

Shetland Islands round off the top three, with more than 62 per cent of restaurants rated family-friendly – ideal after a day of exploring coastal cliffs and wildlife walks.

The study also highlights other activities, with Monmouthshire taking the crown for the spot with the most outdoor activities, with an incredible 76.1 outdoor amenities per 10,000 people (five times higher than the study average).

Gwynedd takes the top spot for camping families, with eight times the national average of campsites per capita.

Powys also scores highly for outdoor amenities, with 20.1 facilities per 10,000 people, and offers plenty of green space at 37.6 m² per person. The county has 5.85 campsites per 10,000 people, making it a great base for families who want to explore.