By far the best soft play area in the town. It is very cheap and is huge. The soft play equipment…read moreused to be Puddle Lane on Botchergate but they relocated it to Denton Holme with a new name, so it has been around for years and is very well loved by myself and my daughter. You can have a children's patrty here which is great value for money and the kids just love it. There is a seating area for the parent's to sit and have a natter and a cuppa and they also sell decent snacks for the children. If your child is younger you have to go in the soft play aswell to look after them which is fab although you are not allowed to bounce on the bouncy castle but you can go down the slides and things. All in all a great place on a wet day or as a special treat.

One of the oldest, but for my money, one of the best soft play areas in Carlisle. The staff are…read morefriendly, and there's a spacious area for parents. The food and drinks are reasonably priced. it has the usual slides, and swings, but has a massive bouncy castle. They do children's parties. Only minor drawback is that if you are driving, it's disc parking roundabout so you could be limited by that.

OMG, OMG, OMG, OMG, OMG, OMG!!!! I don't know how much squeeee I can put into a review. This was…read morejust so much fun. I'm not a city girl by any means, but I'm also not a country girl. Yeah, I've been around animals a lot, but not those of the barnyard variety, so I am oh so terribly fond of Sheep, Goats, Ponies, Donkeys and the like. My Scotsman knows this and so he took me to the Mabie Farm Park. Think Petting zoo, but to the extreme. When you pay your small entry fee under $10, you walk the path, past a trio or was it a quad of adorable animals begging for food, so you feed them. The buck toothed alpaca is just adorable, you don't want to give them everything, so you meander inward, over the cobblestone bridge and into the interactive play area. There are bunnies, ferrets and other wee fuzzy bits that are elligible to be petted and talked about. There's a sign that tells you what times the demos are. Next are the big piggies, who snore loudly and are just as you think of pigs.. They're not in any hurry to move about for you. It was a hot Scottish summer day when I visited, so I don't blame them. From there, its into the Goat and sheep pen with a few calves peppered in for extra cuteness. There was so much squee in the barns I really had a hard time processing it. There were go-karts, a swing pit with hay to land into. Some various quarter style rides. Then the back fields held larger animals who either were bullies in their pens (That one white mule) or just insanely full of adorbe. The mule rides were very popular. Besides the animals, there are a bouncy house, jump pads (the floor of a bouncy house), two different ground slides, one which you ride a little wooden scooter down, swing sets, big wheels to ride, paddle boats, though the pond is a bit low. I KNOW I'm missing something, I just know it. Lets just say, take your kids there, take anyone there who's young at heart. it's totally worth the spend.

More of a childrens playground than a farm. There were certainly farm animals there, goats, sheep,…read morehorses and donkeys. But most of the entertainment came from the bouncy castles, the huge slides where the children sat on little plastic trays to slide down the hill. There were also donkeys separate from the others doing donkey rides. It rained the day we went so we avoided the dirt buggies, but other people were using them and they certainly lived up to the dirt name. A good day out for everyone, and definitely worth the money.

Great place. Nice food and good play area for the children. Real child friendlyread more

Great place to take kids, plenty to do when weather is good. Large soft play, large outdoor park…read moreand animals. Open every day except Sundays.

I went along to the new factory and was very impressed by the staff and facilities…read more A warm welcome from the start. The place was light and airy and very clean. It would be fantastic for children, as the indoor and outdoor play areas looked simply amazing. But for them to be able to make their very own chocolate sweets would have to be the tops. So let the little ones play as you sit back in the cafe and enjoy a real milk chocolate drink! Then spend your money in the factory shop on local produce as well as CHOCOLATE. I went back twice in the week as it was so good. (and I don't have kids)

visited the choc factory in twynholm easter week-end with daughter and her family and must say that…read moreeven though it was abit wet outside we had such a lovely day my grand-son made choc egg, choc lolly and marshmallow train he just loved it we had a lovely lunch and our youngest grand-son loved the activity play area. We all thought it was very very clean and well organised also very reasonably priced. we will definately return as the kids want to play outside with the dinosaur.

Great 3hr sessions, the Instructor developed the kids skills so they were running down the hills in…read moreno time. Minimum age is 8 i think.

This is one of the best soft play establishments I've been to…read more It is clean and bright. There is a large soft play area which keeps the kids entertained for ages. Close to the seating is a smaller area for toddlers with plenty of squashy blocks to play with. So good that it shouldn't just be used on rainy days.

Great fun, the kids love it. There's is a lot of space and definitely gets the blood pumping…read more Expensive though. I paid £36 for just my daughter and myself. You get to spend 2 hours in the nets but after about 70 mins they've had enough. Really fun for the kids.

One of the best Horse Trekking spots in the Lake District. Prices very reasonable and they cater…read morefor all ages and abilities. Absolutely perfect.