£6.50 per child, no adult fee but they don't tell you upon entry is 45 minutes only. I asked the front desk and she said stay as long as you want. My little one took 20 minutes to warm up to play. The worker was more focused on me taking a picture of my child right next to me on the bench. Better places to go in my opinion

Such a lovely day! It is so much for for the little ones and for the grown ups, I’m not going to lie. We all had a blast. I bought the tickets online and waiting a little bit on the queue but the whole entering process was fast. Photos are not allowed which is great for our little ones protection. Definetely recommend!

Visited recently with my family and honestly had a really good time. The splash park is much bigger than I expected, with loads of water features, cannons, tunnels and the huge splash bucket that the kids kept running back to. My son absolutely loved it and did not want to leave when the session ended. Everything felt clean and well looked after, and there was plenty of seating around for parents. Being right next to the lake makes it a nice place to spend a few hours, not just the splash park itself. One tip for anyone visiting during summer, book your session in advance. We saw plenty of people being turned away because all sessions were fully booked. If you leave it until the last minute, there is a good chance you will not get in. Overall, a fantastic place for families and a great way for kids to burn off some energy on a warm day.

My kids love the Splash n Play especially my little one had so much fun . Definitely coming back

Great fun - splash park was tidy and efficient. You can book online but also at the booth at entry, sessions are timed with a 15 min gap between sessions to allow groups to leave / arrive. There are some changing areas, loos and the refreshment booth has a till point into the enclosed splash area. You pay for kids, adults are free - but only 2 adults per child.