Great way to kill an hour or two. The kids LOVED IT even if the mums were a bit frantic. We went as a group with about 10 kids aged 20 months to 6yrs, but mainly toddlers and although they had to warm up to the idea we literally had to drag them all out in the end. Its quite hard to watch two kids at once in there and I'd recommend wearing a costume yourself if you have kids that need hands on support as you DO get wet. When we go back I'll wait for term time as today there were lots of older kids who were literally having the best time so I think for toddlers it's good to go when quieter. It's not cold in there but I double costumes my 20 month old as my kids have a tendency to go blue lipped. I wish I had done the same with my 3 yr old - he went blue lipped but still wouldn't leave. Big and little slides, big and little water shoots, and HUGE falling water bombs if your kids are up for it. Two/three new big winding flumes sprall out the side of the building which most of the kids were loving. Definitely worth a visit, especially on a hot day I imagine when all you want is water fun without the sunburn risks. Quite a big cafe on site and they sell swimming nappies too if you get stuck. You need a fiver for a locker deposit. Booking needed in the holidays. Looking at the timetable it's not open every week day and at certain times they have Splash tots so check the site to ensure you can go on your chosen day. (Photo uploaded from Park World)

Recommended by Susie with children ages 3 and 1 - Thu Apr 13 2017