The 19 best adventure playgrounds in Leicestershire

After an initial hiccup with booking in my son for Summer Camp, they accommodated my child with Autism. He had a phenomenal experience and I am truly thankful for you helping him experience the great outdoors that many take for granted. Looking forward to more sessions in the future.

The staff are incredibly helpful, kind and supportive with children with special needs. We had the best time here. Thank you so much. Hope to visit again soon.

Lovely place for outdoor activities. The ladies were really friendly and helpful. It was our first time doing paddle boarding and she explained patiently the do's and don't. If it's near to where I live, I would definitely come more frequently.

Great place for family and group outings.. lots of activities to choose from. Free Parking! Pleasant instructors! Memorable experience 😊

Had a lovely time kayaking but found it very expensive. 1 oap, 1 adult and one child nearly £75 for 2 hours on 2 kayaks. Don't think we will be going again.😪

I'd very good the instructors are brilliant, we did a kids party axe throwing and then they went out on the river on a giant paddle board they all loved it . They also run a climbing club and I also dod a climbing trip to the peak district with my son it was fantastic.

Kids have been to summer camp days loads of time and alway have fun. Staff are great and the activities are really good and well run.

Brilliant family day out, something for everyone here. Enough rides to suit all ages and queues were fairly short. Indoor areas are great with plenty to keep children entertained, perhaps aimed at more younger children but the dark themed slides and play area is great for all along with the rapids ride. Classics like the pirate ship and log flume for all the family to enjoy. Easy to navigate around the park. Free parking available and gift shop at the end. Purchased a family photo which can be taken upon entrance. Highly recommend for families. Great value with family pass which we purchased via offer code at half price. Bargain! 🌟

Great park but definitely more suitable for small children. Our 9 year old wasn’t as enthused and entertained as our 6 year old. Quite a long queue for some of the rides which meant the kids were getting fizzy. Water wasn’t working either whilst we were there so had to use hand gel - provided by the park - this wasn’t the parks fault though. Good choice of food at decent prices and the place itself was kept nice and clean.

A great day out for kids with plenty of space to burn off energy, from rides to play zones. However, some queues are long, and one day may not be enough to do everything. Staffs were efficient but not very smiley. Still, a fun-packed visit for active families!

Went on a Sunday for pre-birthday fun with our daughter, well laid out park with plenty of things to do, small wait for some rides but nothing extreme. Longest wait for for the food as one poor guy was manning the BBQ shack by himself during the lunch rush, He did an amazing job tho! I saw at least 2 people litter picking, surly one would have been better supporting the cooking?

It's a good value for money with ONE big but, as long as your child is over 90cm. Otherwise there's virtually no rides they can be allowed on. They would not let you hold them on your lap and go down the water slides in the splash zone either. Animal wise it's quite poor in terms of variety. Nice picnic areas. Decent cafe and indoor playground. Car park is decent size but on the rainy day it's a bit of disaster especially if you have to go through it with a buggy.

Amazing rides for family most ages kids ,take your own pack lunch or will pay more , was a nice setting they should have a sen que other than that amazing venue. Nice gift shop nice coach trip but can be driven too .

Quite good as we had free entry as grandparents on this day, although coming to end of season and windy weather not all rides were open but still good for the kids still plenty to do with the animal pens etc and Halloween themed.

We visited today with our toddler son and had a nice day out. Despite the car park being nearly full, we didn’t have to queue to get in, which was a great start. The staff were friendly on arrival, gave us a map, and invited us to watch a short 15-minute film at the cinema — included in the entry price. We paid £24 for two adults, and our toddler got in for free. The highlight for our little one was definitely the train ride, which we used to get to the play park. The outdoor play area is spacious and well-equipped, though we felt it was more geared toward older children. There were a few bits for toddlers, but not a huge amount. We also explored the indoor play area, which again seemed better suited for slightly older kids. We enjoyed walking the nature trail, crossing the wobbly bridge, and strolling by the lake — all really lovely and peaceful. The sandpit was another fun stop for our toddler. Overall, it’s a large and reasonably priced place to visit. While we probably wouldn’t rush back with a toddler, it might be a better fit for families with children aged 5 and up. Still, it was a pleasant day out with lots of fresh air and space to explore.

We visited this place recently, and my son said it’s his favourite attraction so far! It truly offers something for everyone – from young kids to adults. There’s a lot of walking involved, but it’s well worth it. We enjoyed a variety of activities including a train ride, a maze, climbing areas, a 4D cinema, and several fantastic play zones. There’s so much to explore that you could easily spend the whole day there without getting bored. We had some food on-site and were pleasantly surprised by the quality – it was much better than we expected for an attraction like this. The ice creams, in particular, were excellent and a real highlight for my son. One small downside was that my son wanted to ride his bike during the visit, but unfortunately bikes are not allowed inside. It’s understandable for safety and space reasons, but worth knowing in advance. Overall, the tickets were very reasonably priced considering how many attractions are included. It felt like great value for money. We had a brilliant time and will definitely go back one day – there's still more to see and do!

We visited with 3 kids (2,11 & 12) and there was a variety of activities and attractions to keep the whole family busy. It was a nice refreshing change from rides and electronics and was great to see the whole family out in the sun enjoying the environment. The older kids used the high ropes which was £7 a go and we think that was fantastic and very cost effective compared to other places we have been recently. Plenty of places for a packed lunch, plenty of places for the kids to be busy and adults also. Highly recommend 🙌 Indoor play area is at the waterside part of the venue which you can walk or catch the small train to. Only reason it was a 4 star and not 5 star review was due to parts of the older side of the place (waterside centre) was looking quite outdated and warn out completed to the main area and building.

Me & my 8 year old son had a great time at Conkers today! I thought it was reasonably priced for the activities that we did. Must do's when your there are: Barefoot Walk, Assault Course & The Bush Craft Session..... A massive shout out to Dave who was superb with his knowledge on survival techniques including making a fire & building a shelter! Awesome Dave!

First time at conkers and what a good time me and the family had. You have to pay entrance fee and then further charges apply per activaty. I did the highe rops and zip line which was fun. Thers lots of other free areas to explore and kids playgrounds. You can also hitch a ride onnthe train which takes you to one ofnthe large play areas. Deffo worth a visit.

CONKERS is a fantastic family attraction with fun indoor and outdoor activities. From nature trails to a 4D cinema, it offers great value and a mix of adventure and education for all ages. A perfect day out in the heart of the National Forest! It is for kids

We love the place. Like a country park with plenty nice paths to walk around but perhaps better with all the different activities for various ages. Even on a day when it may be spottier weather thanks to the brilliant interactive exhibit/softplay indoors. A bit of water play in the summer months for the little ones. The barefoot walk. The activity trail. The fairy labyrinth. The train. Several wonderful playgrounds for various ages, including zip line on the big one. Plus really affordable extra activities like high ropes, climbing wall, archery and more. Extra events during school holidays and not massive but really enchanting and fun winter wonderland in Dec/Jan. We love it there and will definitely be renewing our membership.

Amazing, nice nature and a play park, calmful walk around, car park, and a coffee house. Recommended on a hot summers day, good for running and cycling to.

Fantastic fun, lots of things to do and places to sit for parents. Can’t wait for summer!

Lovely place to visit on your own or with your friend or pet. Please keep them on a leash - I meant your 🐕🐶 dogs😊

Blocks Hill is such a hidden gem. The park is just amazing. So big, lots of see and explore. The wooden play equipment for children is excellent. There is also a den area which is awesome 👌

A quiet and nice place with a big walk path. Plan for the change in weather and pack an umbrella with you. Perfect place to take your dogs for a walk.

Nice little park to wonder around. Great little area for kids to play around. Easy and accessible car park, with charging costs (not too bad price) Overall, nice for a little stroll if you happen to be in the area!

Absolutely loved spending the afternoon here today. Children enjoyed every moment being here. From the walk, to the age appropriate play grounds to the den making area!! (I have some very creative children, they didn't want to leave!! 😆😆) The park was very clean which made our experience so much nicer. It was awesome to be out amongst nature and hear the birds through the trees. The coffee shop is usually open, but the times vary. All in all the park is perfect for every age, from the young ones to the older ones and everything in-between!! 😜😜🤣

Visiting Wollaton Park was a dream come true for me as a Batman fan. The moment I found out this was the filming location for Wayne Manor in The Dark Knight Rises, I knew I had to see it—and standing there in front of Wollaton Hall honestly left me in awe. The building is absolutely stunning, with its towering windows and intricate stonework. For a moment, it really felt like I was stepping into Bruce Wayne’s world. The park itself is just as beautiful as the Hall. Wide green spaces, autumn leaves scattered across the grass, and peaceful paths made it feel both grand and calm at the same time. I could’ve stayed there for hours just walking around and taking it all in. The staff were also really friendly and welcoming, which made the visit even better. You can tell they care about the place and its history, and they were happy to chat and answer questions. Overall, it was a fantastic experience. As a Batman nerd, it felt like a pilgrimage to Wayne Manor. But even if you’re not into Batman, Wollaton Park is still an incredible spot to explore—beautiful, relaxing, and full of character.

Great place to visit. The car park is £5, I paid for this in the shop, giving them my number plate. The park is very extensive but it was fantastic to see the deer so close. The house is fascinating with all the natural history displays. This was £15 but the ticket lasts a year. The gardens were also very nice and the view down to the lake was beautiful. The cafe was ok, not the largest selection of food and the drinks were all served in cardboard drinking cups. All the staff everywhere were very friendly and helpful. The shop was nice to look around and standard prices. The toilet facilities were good and clean. There were some near the cafe and in the house. I definitely recommend a visit. On a warm summers day it would be a lovely place to bring a picnic and make a day of it.

Visited the walled gardens specifically. A wonderful, relaxing and fascinating project to restore the site. Lovely volunteers working at the site and amazing progression being made. Only open set times during the summer for tours. A warm welcome. This is a very special place.

This is very good place. This is wollaton hall gardens and dear park location is in Nottingham wollaton Road Nottinghamshire. Here is lake. Here is golf clup as well. Here is kids playing area as well. Here is parking available. But you need to pay for parking. Here is you can see dear as well

Lovely grounds, plenty of deer and a nice walk in fresh air. There are toilets, a café and gift shop.if you need them. You need the Ringgo app to park and pay £6.10 for all day.

The park is about 500 acres. Many children at the playground, families on picnic rugs, deer wandering through acreage. Camellia House & Wollaton Hall are so different. Enjoyed every moment.

Not the best of days from a weather point of view but certainly from the number of people there. We will definitely be coming back and hopefully on the next visit go around the house. The cafe coffee and smoked bacon baguette was superb imo.

Bradgate Park is truly a gem, an incredible place to unwind, take a long walk, and just breathe. It's the kind of spot where nature does all the talking. The landscape is vast and beautiful, with open spaces, ancient trees, and a peaceful atmosphere that helps you disconnect from everyday life. It used to be quieter, and while it's more popular now and can get busy, there are still those rare, quieter days when you can enjoy the serenity and really take it all in. If you're lucky enough to visit on one of those days, the peacefulness is something special. Perfect for a picnic, a long stroll, or even just some time to sit and think. Just a tip bring everything you might need, because you might find yourself staying longer than planned. It’s that kind of place.

Bradgate Park itself is beautiful – really enjoyed walking around and especially loved seeing the deer roaming freely, which made the visit feel quite special. The scenery is lovely and it’s a great place to spend time outdoors. That said, the parking felt quite extortionate, which does take away from the experience a bit, and the men’s toilets could definitely be improved in terms of cleanliness. Overall, worth visiting for the park and wildlife, but a couple of practical things could be better managed.

Bradgate Road leads to the stunning Bradgate Park, a truly beautiful and expansive place that’s perfect for anyone who loves the outdoors. The park is filled with wildlife — from grazing deer to a variety of birds — and its natural scenery makes it ideal for both relaxation and exploration. Whether you’re after a quiet stroll, a scenic jog, or a full day out with family, the area offers something for everyone. There are designated BBQ spots, picnic areas, and clean toilet facilities that make visiting convenient and enjoyable. The walking and running tracks are well-maintained, offering routes for all fitness levels and interests. Overall, Bradgate Road and its surroundings provide a peaceful escape from the city, combining nature, history, and recreation in one truly lovely destination.

The park is beautiful. What I didn't like was the amount of dogs off leads near the deers. This included a pit bull. Owners need to be wary at all times as deer are loose everywhere. Great for photographers. I parked in the south woods carpark as it is £2 all day.

A beautiful park and a great place for hiking, walking, and simply relaxing. It’s always thrilling to see wildlife up close here. Toilet facilities and cafés are available both at the entrance and in the middle of the park, which makes it very convenient. You can easily spend the whole day enjoying a picnic and connecting with nature and wildlife. There’s plenty of parking available — £5 on weekdays and £6 on weekends for the full day. It’s also good to see that bins are placed throughout the park, helping to keep it clean.

What and incredible place! Visit the ruins and the gardens. Take a walk alongside the stream. Or hike up the rocky hills to take in the panoramic views and pay your respects at the war memorial. Deer and Peacocks wonder freely around the grounds. This really is a stunning part of the midlands. When you need to rest your legs you can pop into the cafe to refresh, grab a bite to eat and take bathroom break. There's something for everyone to enjoy regardless of your physical abilities. I came via public transport from Nottingham. The number 9 Kinchbus took me from West Bridgford (Notts) to Loughborough (Auberry Gap stop), and then I got the 154 Centrebus from the Auberry Gap stop to the reservoir at the Bradgate Park. The stop which takes to back to Loughborough is also right next to the reservoir wall. I believe the last bus back to Loughborough is at around 18:30, and then there are multiple late buses back to Nottingham from there

Fantastic parkland with a large expanse of green space, some striking landmarks and remarkable prehistoric rock formations. Bradgate Park dates back around 800 years, when it began life as a deer park, a role it still fulfills today with a large herd of Fallow and Red deer. It's also home to the impressive ruins of Bradgate House, one of England's oldest brick built houses, and amazing ancient oak trees, many of which date back over 500 years. The park is maintained to a very high standard and has a number of entrances, each with their own parking area (charged daily at a reasonable rate) and public toilet facilities. Tearooms are located near the reservoir and the Newtown Linford entrance. The path is crossed by a network of well maintained and clearly signposted paths, ideal for dog walks and popular with families. The Newtown Linford entrance is best for short, easy walks past the stream to the house, while the Hunts Hill entrance in the upper part of the park is best for more challenging walks to Old John Tower and the Leicestershire Yeomanry War Memorial. These high points offer expansive views over the surrounding countryside and the Leicester skyline, with rugged rocks in the foreground. We stopped here on the way to the Peak District thinking the park would be a more interesting way to break the journey than a motorway service station, and were very happy to have done so. A real suprise that exceeded all expectations.

This park offers ample space for children and dogs, featuring designated walking paths and expansive fields with both on-leash and off-leash areas. Its extensive grounds provide numerous recreational opportunities, complemented by an adjacent skate/scooter park. Parking is affordable, and convenient refreshment options, including ice cream and beverages, are available.

We love this country park! Parking isn't easy at peak times, but you can park on the road surrounding for free. Just make sure if you park in the car park you get a ticket - I've seen tickets wardens, and it's cheap! Lovely little cafe when you enter. Then a great sensory tour in the forest, our kids always stop and play here first. Down at the main park, loads of areas to play football, sandpit and a skate park...also recently found an amazing pump track! It's unreal! If your kid likes bikes, parks it perfect

First time I've visited this park. Was very impressed with how nice it was. Lots of play areas for kids and loads of waterfowl on the lake. Really beautiful area.

The park is one of the best parks in Leicestershire. There is plenty to do for children, such as a sensory garden, a big play area with sandpits, slides and swings, and a skate park. It's a perfect place for a family day out in the sunny weather! Car park is chargeable and a bit small, but you can park on the road in a walking distance just before you get to the park. There are Caffè shop, a couple of ice cream vans during warm days, and next to play area there are 2 food trucks. If you love to spend time outdoors, close to the nature, then this is a perfect spot! Highly recommended!

Nice open area to take kids. Play park, coffee shop, clean toilets, small lake, bmx and skating part

A superb Park with plenty to do and see. It is particularly excellent-and very popular-with families, as the playground and BMX tracks are substantial. If you just prefer to escape the noise, there are many walks and cycle routes. It is very easy to spend an afternoon there. Parking is also very affordable.

Beautiful park, walkways, lake with ducks & swans. Great for the whole family, children's sensory area, lovely coffee shop. Lots of seating around the lake for the elderly or just to take in the tranquility. Love our day there.

Attended the Billy Bates Fun fair on Abbey Park (12th July - 25th Auguy) and for only £1 had a few hours of great fun. No kids, just me and my better half (kids trapped in adult bodies). The rides were reasonably priced and the most expensive was £4 per adult and half that for kids. There was plenty of unhealthy snacks and food and plenty for the kids to do. Parking was a nightmare and we had to park on Belgrave Road and walk, but it only took 5 mins, so no real problem. I highly recommend the fun fair for adults AND families!

Probably the best park in Leicester as its relatively close to the city centre making it easily accessible from the bus and train stations. There is parking but not too many spaces making if difficult to find a space during busy times. The park is set in lovely surroundings and has parts of the old Abbey there for people interested in history. Has tennis courts, well manicured flowers section, a Chinese themed garden area, a river running through with wildlife. Also has plenty of green space, miniature railway, children's playground, outdoor gym equipment, cafe and close to a artificial football pitches for hire centre. The animal corner with variety of animals is a favorite for children along with the ice cream vans dotted around the park.

Ideal place for a walk specially in summer when they go above and beyond on the flowerbeds 🌹💐🌸🌺🌷🌻🌼🪻 just a shame they haven’t got something like a drive-in cinema 🎦 I think it would be an ideal all round attraction if the money was spent on the right facility in the grounds like in the USA 🇺🇸 Thank God they have some toilet 🚻 that are open.

I went to the Leicester Food Festival at Abbey Park, it was my first time experiencing this kind of event, and I absolutely loved it! The combination of delicious food, live music, and the fun fair made it such an enjoyable day. We had so much fun and it was a wonderful outdoor experience overall.

Lovely park always clean and litter free , Beautiful flower gardens, great play area for kids of all ages , nice little pets corner , can always find something to do to keep kids busy, after years of going to this park I only just discovered the apple orchard recently and it's great.

Lovely place to visit. Something for everyone. Adult outdoor gym, pets corner, cafe, ice cream van, birds, flowers to appreciate and children's playground. Lots of green space

Lovely green park. Suitable for picnics, cycling, dog walking, casual ball games. We fed the ducks and the geese. Lacks a toddler playground with swings and slides - but you won’t miss those artificial elements here.

We visited Watermead Country Park on a very warm day (30C). It was a very nice park with plenty of walking trails, small lakes, picnic areas, benches and country birds. It was very well maintained. There are no bins available; you are asked to take your rubbish home (which we did). We struggled to find any toilets. We checked the maps on the boards. They showed no toilets. We had to cut our visit short because of this.

Beautiful park with some lovely views of the lake. It’s a peaceful and pleasant place to enjoy nature and wildlife. A good path that goes around the lake, and there is a trail that goes through the woods. Great place for a picnic. Good parking and toilets. Definitely worth a visit.

Lovely place for a leisurely walk. Dog friendly. Plenty of open spaces and paths throughout the park to follow. Adventure trails and factual boards across the park. Even found a tortoise! 🐢

Great breath of fresh air within a city. All flat and easy to access. Walked around 7 miles around it, great steps.

Nice Park, its quite big aswell so lots to explore, lots of green area to, nice place to cycle, walk or walk your dog down to, would recommend 🙂

Lovely park and lake. Brilliant walk with lost of paths and options

Lovely place to visit, we visited end of November for an autumn walk and will definitely return in the summer months. Lots of things to see and do along various walks. Kids enjoyed the activities and sculptures, which kept their interest in the walk Great place for a dog walk too

A great place to relax on vacation Although the park is not big But it offers a lot more attractions than other British parks Can bring fun and satisfaction to tourists Except for the most famous tower in the middle It also has a small lake Birds often stay in the lake to rest The scenery is very pleasant There are also many very cute squirrels walking around here There is also a Bell that has been used before Introduced the previous history here But relatively The lack of space and the overcrowded parrots seem very cruel to watch... Many parrots are constantly chewing off their feathers because they are trapped here. They have to live in this poorly lit and crowded space I really don’t recommend it... Other than that, overall this park is very comfortable.

This is a lovely open space for people in the centre of Loughborough. The gardens are well tended and many people were spending time there when I visited. The tower is impressive, the exhibition was open I enjoyed finding out about the memorial.

Lovely park, really well maintained. Great place to spend some time.

Not too large but filled with excitement and beautifuly maintained. We've spent an hour by the aviary.

Lovely park, beautiful flower displays, water features, aviary, sculptures, new covid monument - Good way to spend some of your time in Loughborough!

Queens park is the main park in the centre of Loughborough. It has recently seen refurbishments and resurfacing. The new bell tower is very sleek. The museum in the corner of the park is a win for kids. There is a huge play park on the opposite side also. Parking in Granby st car park makes it a short walk. There is also an aviary and AA great cafe at the museum. There is also a band stand which sees performances in the summer and the Carillon Tower. The one downside is that the toilets are always gross and out of order. We went at the weekend and two were out of order and the other spat the money back out. Such a shame for a lovely park.

Beautiful, floral displays, lovely water features. Obviously loved & enjoyed by locals & beautifully cared for, no litter to be seen . Brilliant kids adventure playground with awsome slide. The tower is magnificent , with peal of 47 bells on Thursdays & Sundays. The cast from the biggest bell from St Paul's cathedral is on display in the park. We plan on visiting Taylors Bell foundry tomorrow which is just up the road

Considering this visit was completely random and not even planned, I would say well worth a visit!! We had travelled up from Cambridgeshire to collect a van, and passed this place on route.

I just visited the museum, which was great. Nice little collection of WW1 and WW2 and beyond military and civilian war items. Lots of info to read. Enjoyed getting up close with the vehicles. Spent about 3 hours looking round.

Lots of tanks and military gear. Great for the enthusiastic military person. Drive a tank or just watch them trundle around. Nice staff.. enjoyed our visit.

I went here a few years ago and really need to revisit, sadly Google only allows me to upload 50 photos and that does not do this place justice, it is a small place but they pack in a ton of stuff. I only went for a look around the museum but they do a lot more like tank rides ect, it is well worth a visit even if you are not local.

Absolutely brilliant. A must see and do for anyone. We toured the musuem and do a tank drive around. The musuem is amazing. It is so full of intriguing bits. The only thing that would be better is the history of how the owners got each item. The drive around was really cool, albeit a very hit day. I am very claustrophobic, and the instructor was great at keeping me focused and calm. My son and I had a great time! Can't wait to go back!

Had a great time having my tank experience . Would love to do it again

Had a fantastic experience driving a tank. Mick the instructor, very friendly, and informative, made it great fun. I hadn't expected to find a museum there too, it was great. Obviously this place is built on a passion, and it shines through.

First time playing at the water park today and I like the Atlantis inflatable, very good and exciting. However, I noticed that some parts of the facilities have sharp edges, which can be quite dangerous for children if they run into them. I got a small bruise on my leg when I went through the starting point and smashed the barrier of the top slide. Also, I see time schedules for public swimming on weekends do not offer that many time-friendly options for working individuals like me; most are family swimming after I asked the reception. Mostly, the waterpark provided a good environment for us to relax.

Been a couple of months since we've last been, but what a fantastic difference the new displays make in the pool area. The window vinyls are great. So simple but really makes a fantastic difference to the experience.

Great little waterpark and autism friendly! Sen sessions available but the mainstream sessions are never over crowded with time slots staggered for entry and exit. Lovely and clean with great facilities! Cafe on site and optional soft play for little ones too.

Great leisure centre, pools and water slides are all in new condition. Lots to do with kids (need to be over 1.2 metres to go on slides). Changing rooms are big and clean with lots of lockers. Lots of car parking on sites too

Great place for kids to go to play in the water, several slides to go on and an obstacle course in the main pool (check when this is open as we were too late to go on). Unfortunately some parts were not working (possibly broken) but that didn't affect things much. Definitely worth a trip for something different to do.

We like this place.It was our second visit there when we were on the way to visit our cousin's in Derby. It is worth it to go and have a bit of fun ;-)

Took my 2 kids really good fun. Floatation equipment is worn on the big inflatable meaning loads of fun even if they aren't great swimmers. Really fun slides just check height ratings to avoid disappointed little ones. Spacious changing rooms and showers. Wave pool is deeper than it looks in the still pictures so do bring arm bands for kids if needed, it's deeper than paddling height. I originally begrudged the time slots but meant it wasn't too busy which is the plus even if it was inevitably busy at times. All in all really fun experience for little ones.

Fantasic place to go with family .. Park mini golf climbing cafes can have bbqs Plenty of parking And benchs Clean aswell Highly reccomend

Rutland waters have always been pleasurable getaway from everyday busy life. Calm beautiful lake with huge car park, cafés, public toilets and plenty of bins located convincingly everywhere. Can easily spend a nice day out with friends and family, on a good sunny day, you can even get a boat ride too. Lots of benches to sit and enjoy the view of open landscapes and country side air. Always peaceful and quiet, it can get a little busy during summer times but plenty of space for everyone to relax.. Well maintained overall! Highly recommend to anyone wanting to just relax and get away for a day!

Great place for a relaxing afternoon. Boat rides, cycling or just taking a relaxing walk around this huge park. Play area for little ones and also great for picnics. Parking was easy, but found it expensive. Well maintained and clean.

Good for an outing, picnic and fun day.

It’s beautiful place to hang out

First time we came here and the prices are not what they shown on the internet. We hired a row boat (35£- 1h) and even my dog was allowed to climb in. With his cute tiny life vest. Its fairly expensive but for one time it's worth it.

Was fun only problem is that we arrived and wanted to book on the day and it was 1:30 for kayak we was told we wouldn't be able to do this session as they haft to do a briefing so we booked a later time 2:45pm we had a walk around chilled out and eventually got to this brief which wasn't really anything apart from make sure your lifejacket was tight and there your paddles which took less that 1 minute for her to explain and we got stuck in just seemed the brief wasn't really a brief at all kinda anoyyed how we had to wait so long for that 😅

A great place for kid if a bit on the pricy side. It cost nearly £20 for myself and my son to visit which I think is expensive in comparison to other options but I have the say the size and variety of things to do is excellent. It has both indoor and outdoor areas and it’s great that bumper cars and the carousel is included in the price. The cafe is very over priced for a soft play

Our baby boy had a really great time here. We've been previously to another soft play venue and we were so dissapointed. But here everyone is making you feel welcomed . We've been only for 3 hours,but was enough to see that the place is really clean, had no issues whatsoever. You don't have to pay for anything extra,apart from food and drinks if you want of course. We've been to other places where we had to pay extra for car rides or other machines,which in my opinion is not right. But the most important thing is that our baby boy had his best time and we will definitely come back. Food and coffee really good also.

Been here a few times Amazing place for the kids Rides. Go karts. Themed rooms. Toys. Massive soft play area with slides. Outside area. This is a must go to place. Free parking outside Place is very clean with loads to do for all ages. Even has a smaller soft play area for little ones The outside area is big. Massive sand pit and high climbing framed areas for older kids All seems super safe too Keep up the great work

Brilliant soft play, it is pricer than others in Leicester, but the experience is 1000% more positive. The whole place is very clean and up to date, can be busy but not unbearable like some other play areas in Leicester. Good safeguarding practices like locked doors which gives you peace of mind. We were lucky to go when the weather was good and the little ones spent ages outside with the different activities and playing in the outside area.

We had our son's birthday party at the 360 Soft Play and honestly, it couldn’t have gone better! From start to finish, the whole experience was amazing. What made it extra special for us was having a dedicated party host— It meant we could actually relax and enjoy our son’s birthday instead of stressing over all the little details. A big shoutout to Amber, our party host, who was absolutely brilliant. She was organised, friendly, and had everything running smoothly the whole time. From making sure the kids were having fun to sorting out food and timings, she handled it all with a smile and such professionalism. It really made a difference and allowed us to just focus on the moment and celebrate with our son. The kids had a blast in the play area. We’re so glad we chose 360 Soft Play Centre for the party—highly recommend it for anyone looking for a fun, stress-free celebration!

Booked a party here for my daughter. Much prefer the new way of booking parties. Our party host was Sophie who was super helpful and really lovely. Much better now the kids have the option to go back to play after the food as opposed to dancing games upstairs. Reasonably priced and the food was lovely.

It's a beautiful soft play area with several options; we didn't see the entire play area because it's big. My children enjoyed playing in the restaurant and also the outdoor play area. They also enjoyed playing in the Lego section. If you are in Leicester and need something fun and different, visit the place.

Would not visit again. The karts are falling to pieces, my picture is just one of them, all smashed up! The rest are more or less the same, tired and broke looking. One chap went into the wall, fell out of his kart and the kart was just lined up for next race. The kart was not checked over for damage despite the plastic parts not looking straight. Looks like it needs some input or care, no briefing today no waiver signed. Just in and straight out on a track we had never been on before. Shame as its so local. Get some mechanics and a lick of paint

Attended a session on Saturday 17th, 10 of us. Easy to find,ample parking, staff are great. Briefing was through an informative video. Safety equipment in fair condition.Track is fast and flowing with displays available in and around the main building. Karts are of mixed conditions and differing performance, but this is pretty standard with most tracks. Would recommend. Thanks to the staff who helped us on the day

Excellent experience at this place. Good for both adults and children. We visited as a party of 5. Great service and attention to comfort and safety. Easy to check in. The safety video is good and easy to follow, not tiresome. There was an instructor on the track with the kids, keeping an eye on them and staying out of the way at the same time. Service was with a smile. Great attention to COVID precautions and we felt secure in their hygiene methods. Would definitely visit again.

Great little track, staff are always super helpful with my little boy when he brings his bambino kart for practice evenings 👌🏻

Good track and had a decent time. However, the karts were not in the greatest of condition. The overalls were poor, zips messed and Velcro out of shape. Also, the helmets were well worn and heavily scratched. No cracks, but I was not keen on this. Finally, the majority of staff were polite barring the gentleman on the reception desk who was quite rude.

From booking to race day it was brilliant. The staff were fantastic and really helpful, and are a credit to the place. My lad absolutely loved it , I think the only problem will be is he wants to do it again !!!!😂😂 Thanks 👍🏻 5⭐

Excellent circuit,very technical and physical, the SCSS seems to be really under advertised at the moment but provides some of the best racing for grass roots karting across all categories, it offers friendly but competitive grids definitely worth giving it a go.

Great day out. Staff were super friendly and patient with us, as we were slightly older so not as agile as some of the kids there. Only issue was maybe having someone attend the changing rooms every so often, as floors were wet and dirty from people's trainers. Other than this, would deffo recommend and will be returning

We had such fun at the Rutland Aqua Park - so many obstacles to enjoy, we cannot wait to return and take it on again!! Some strength is needed to get on some obstacles but so many friendly people happy to help.

Well organised ,good safety fast check in

A great day out for adults & children. Facilities great & all staff were kind & friendly. Definitely go back.

A great fun day. Staff were friendly and helpful.

Had a awesome time!! Was so fun and was a very active filled activity! The staff was AWESOME ( so helpful informative and accommodating) especially Tia and Raya behind the desks, Nela by the wetsuits and a really kind lady behind the desk next to the changing rooms!( forgot your name sorry:( )

Amazing family friendly place. Lots of fun for kids and parents. Dogs friendly. Just best thoughts after spending fee hours.

Left to our own devices it was an enjoyable experience meandering around a circular route comprising of the Grand Union Canal and the River Soar. It took four hours in total, although we stopped off at the Waterfront Pub on route, for a very nice meal and a well earned pint. Only tricky bit was carrying the two person kayak over the road after the break, not because of the drink, we only had one, but because of the distance and you have to lift it over a style, but we managed it. Our guide Sophie was great. She was friendly and knowledgeable and was there at the meeting point to greet us before and after the experience. We would recommend it.

We did the guided Paddle to the pub kayak and had a fantastic time. The guide, Sophie was lovely, we got to learn some techniques and the scenery along the way was really pretty. We stopped at the pub for a delicious meal then headed back. I have already recommended it to my friends and will definitely be coming back again.

Had such a lovely time! Sophie was absolutely amazing - she was full of positive energy, guided us through our first time kayaking, and is so enthusiastic. Loved the trip too, very scenic with lots of bridges, ducks, ponds, and so much to explore. Thank you Sophie for making this so memorable xx

Booked for a friends birthday outing. Instructor was friendly and helpful. Explained how and what to do and made sure we were comfortable. We did the 2hr self guided tour in the early Sunday slot which meant it was very quiet on the river for most of our time. A really relaxing way to explore the river although there are more adventurous routes that you can take. Would recommend for a novice like myself.

Great morning. Lovely staff meet and greet Sophie really put me at ease. Perfect little experience and easy to book. Definitely would like to go back. Great communication and location was fab to spend some extra time to dine after at any of the local pubs. Kayak was comfy and felt safe.

Had a really great time, Sophie was super helpful and kind, and made us feel really comfortable. Nice views and relaxing time on the river, would definitely recommend!

Super fun experience, our host Sophie was amazing very kind and helpful, she explained everything in great detail and had a great attitude. Would highly recommend.

Had no idea this place existed until I read it was burnt down. Hopefully it can overcome the fire damage so I can take the kids.

Nice play ground. It's very clean and tidy! Good place for kids and family. Someone can relax properly in such calm and quiet place.

It has everything a child would want for a day of fun including a canteen and a kitchen for hot food plus plenty of carers to keep an eye on the kids safety so highly recommend .

Goldhill adventure playground has lots to offer, we have coffee mornings on Mondays, soft play sessions on weds for 0-5 year olds, homework club is also on Mondays 4-5pm, and we also have a family support team, which is based at the playground come along and visit, you won't be disapointed

Excellent place for the kids to play in safe environment ,staff are fantastic Also cater for disabled children .

This place is amazing. The food bank and market stall is fantastic. Well done

So friendly and approachable staff that will always go the extra mile to help you out.