The huge UK play centre that your kids will love – with splash zones, zip lines and new summer festival
KIDS will love a huge indoor and outdoor play centre in the UK – with lots of new activities this summer.
Hobbledown Heath in Hounslow first opened last year, following the success of the attraction in Epsom in Surrey.
The London attraction has four themed villages, found across the park’s woodland.
The Mining Village lets guests help the miners “power their machines” while being able to pan for crystals in the river, as well as climb a water tower and play with the water guns.
The Wilderness Wood and Cribble Creek have huge wooden treehouses and play structures to explore while Buckbridge Market has its own water splash area and crate maze.
Don’t worry if it rains when you visit – the attraction has west London’s largest indoor play centre, The Great Barn, with nets, slides and tunnels to explore.
There are also dual zip lines and high line courses, as well as a 50m slide and net park zone.
Animal lovers can meet goats, meerkats, capybaras and highland cows onsite as well.
There are two food and drink bars at the attraction too – the Hobnosh bar and Snack Shack – with pizza, pasta, hot dogs and salads.
New this summer is the Hobbledown Hullabaloo Festival which will have paint dancing, science experiments and bubble games.
The different festivals will run from July 24 to September 3.
Mum Tameka Milian recently praised the huge attraction, saying it was the “best indoor and outdoor play centre for kids”.
Other parents agreed in the comments – one wrote: “Definitely will be taking my sons.”
Another said: “We tried Hobbledown Heath last year and the kids honestly had the best time!”
A third commented: “Was here last week with the kids. It’s a wonderful day out with the whole family.”
Visit on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday and you can get an adult and toddle ticket together for £12.
Normal day passes start from £18, although you can get reduced rates when visiting later in the day.
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