Enjoy free Jurassic-themed play on Exmouth seafront with accessible equipment including a basket swing and wheelchair-accessible roundabout.

Queens Drive Space is a free outdoor play area located on Exmouth seafront, featuring a Jurassic-themed design that appeals to children of all ages. The venue offers inclusive play equipment including a basket swing and a ground-level roundabout that is wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for families with disabled children and those requiring accessible facilities. The play area operates from dawn to dusk, providing flexible access for families planning their day. Nearby facilities include accessible toilets located in the Events Space and close to the Rowing club, as well as refreshment options from nearby food sellers offering fish and chips, coffee, and cake. Parking is available in the vicinity, though it is chargeable even for Blue Badge holders. This venue is ideal for families with young children and those with additional accessibility needs, offering a safe, inclusive outdoor environment for play and recreation with nearby amenities to enhance the visit.

Venue Details

What this place offers

Toilets

Public transport nearby

Accessible toilets

Free WiFi

Baby changing facilities

Food available

On-site parking

🐕Dog-friendly

Parking nearby

Pushchair friendly

☕ Food & Drink

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Damian R

a year ago

Great, well maintained park with loads of different bits for kids of all ages to play on. Close to food and drink, lots of benches and not far from toilets.

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Mark Fisher

a year ago

Great little bar in a fab location. We stopped for a couple of pints and enjoyed the live music 🎶.

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Phil E

3 years ago

Awesome play park for all ages. Well built and a spacious area with benches. Don’t leave food lying around or the gulls will steal your food.

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Gemma

6 years ago

A great space to take the children for them to burn some energy. A large space which is well constructed and clean and tidy. Food huts here as well to grab a bite to eat or something to drink.

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Pauline

7 years ago

It's ok. Sometimes they have good acts on for free and sometimes there's an open air cinema. You can either bring your own chairs or hire deckchairs to sit on. There's places that sell food and drink or you can take a picnic but you're not allowed to bring your own alcohol.

Reviews last updated: 7 October 2026