You know when you wake up one morning and you think, 'Today, I want to climb stuff'. Don't deny it;…read morewe've all thought this at some point. I went here with a friend and her son and we had a great time. They kit you out with the appropriate footwear (kids get a helmet - absolute favouritism right there) The instructor was very friendly and patient with us. He showed us the best routes up the wall and was great with my friend's son, who was quite young and understandably a little nervous. One thing about this place that might put people off - it doesn't use harnesses. The walls are about 20 feet at most, methinks, but obviously you only go up as far as you're comfortable with. The floors are padded too, so if you do fall on your arse as I did, you don't hurt anything except your ego. There were loads of people there who are obviously regular members, and some of the guys were really fit. Will definitely go back

I had no idea this place existed - what a find! If you are into climbing (and especially…read morebouldering) and you can get to Sutton then head down and check Craggy out. There are two large bouldering rooms with 100s of graded problems of all styles from easy jugs for beginners to stuff I can only look at and wonder how on earth anyone can climb! The centre is really well designed and has a great feel, the staff really know what they are doing and are happy to offer advice. There is even a bar next door! Also, check out the caving system. It must have been put in for children's parties but believe me it is a real laugh. I got lost a number of times and in some places it really takes some effort to get through. If this is the future of indoor climbing then I like it. Makes such a change to grubby old walls where you feel like an outsider if you 'don't fit in'. Now my local wall!

Kidspace is a big indoor play area, with plenty of variety of things to do, such as a ball area…read more(not a ball pit), mini-golf, (very slow) go karts, trampolines and the like. Let me qualify this review upfront by saying that if you come here when the older kids are at school, this place would probably get four stars. It's definitely one of the better play areas out there, in terms of equipment, albeit a lot more expensive. Kidspace seems ill-equipped to cope with any decent number of visitors, however. On our last visit there, the queue just to place an order for food was massive, and the wait actually to receive the food was ridiculous. Anyone who's got a young child knows that it's a nightmare keeping them waiting for food, and there were a lot of stressed out parents that lunchtime. It's a shame, because the food isn't all that bad, but it's unacceptable to be waiting nearly an hour for it. I wonder if they're very short-staffed here because the receptionist certainly shouldn't have been working. She seemed to be suffering from a throat infection that she helpfully tried to share with everyone by coughing and spluttering over the parents and children. Lovely Christmas present, that. There doesn't seem to be anyone around to even keep an occasional eye on events in the play area. The under-5s area was invaded on several occasions by older kids, who proceeded to run amok and hurt several of the younger children. The system on the gate to the under-5s area, where the button is placed high up supposedly so that only parents can get to it, is about as useful as a chocolate teapot, since the gate is opened so often it might as well not be there. It's a shame, because Kidspace has the potential to be a really great place to bring the kids, but you have to really pick and choose your visits and hope that it's not too busy.

my kids love this place, it is a kids paradise but i find the cost rather ridiculous. They charge…read morethe adults aswell as the children even though we only sit there and buy food and coffee from their cafe. I really do object to being charged, kids yes as they are using the facilities. Its a very expensive day out but thankfully there are some sites where you can get discounted tickets so it works out about 50% off so i only go when i find those voucher codes

I heard so much about this gym and being told this is fourth smallest centre that's part of the…read moreEveryone Actives gym in South London area, I just has to check it out! The car park has plenty of car park spaces and even if that does become full you have plenty of off street parking, and even if you don't travel by car there is a bus stop directly outside the centre. I've only visited this gym in the mornings but considering I'm there early in the morning the staff are friendly, welcoming and even can crack a joke! The gym prides itself on the security and cleanliness as there are security cameras everywhere and a cleaner who is always whizzing around with her trolley cleaning. I swear in one corridor I must of seen 6 cameras on the ceiling! The changing room is clean, has several long mirrors and small and large lockers with access to the showers which has three assisted showers as well as 8 cubical showers, and this is just the women's changing room. I can imagine the men's changing room is like for like. There is a large hall with is divided when classes are booked, mainly used for badminton , tennis, even trampolining. There's a exercise room where they normally hold aerobic, body pump, yoga, Pilates, Zumba classes. There are a lot more classes but you will need to check out the timetable on the website. Then there is the gym. It is smaller than you expect when you see the size of the building but you have a view of the car park and their exercise machinery is slowly modernising to the standard of their other centres. I've never had an issue fighting to get into machinery as the gym is never busy and the regulars that go there is a wide range of ages and all at different levels of fitness! So don't worry it's not your typically tanned and toned gym goers and it's also not a fashion parade, you can feel comfortable here working off a sweat and stretching in your Lycra!

Where to begin... do I start with the fact that all the while you are here you are still in south…read moreLondon or do I start with if you just want a bit of tranquillity and don't want to drive for miles this is the place to go. Either one is a good starting point as both are true. The park covers 125 acres 50.59 hectares, yes I did look that fact up but it goes to show how big an area it covers. There are many dog walkers in the park and you can see why as loads of space for the dogs to run around and do what dogs do. Not sure how much picking up of dog mess happens but there are bins a plentiful for them to use. Within the park you will find wet land and a lake area which has seating around it so you can sit and while away some time, although no fishing is allowed... From the top of the hill/viewing mound you get a great view of the extent of the park and also some of the high rises in the distance which remind you that you are in London still. There is a children's play ground (that was undergoing some renovations) wild flower meadows, I understand there is a visitors centre but I think it is for school groups (I could be wrong). I'll finish with the surprising part which is that they have a pitch and putt area for those of you who like a bit of golf but you would need to check the opening hours by contacting the council. Enjoy

you can almost forget that you are in South East London... home to Lake Conan, lovely walks - calm…read more& quiet with a great kids playground... so lucky to have this space in London... It is like being in the countryside - and you can get there by tram which is always exciting!

I have visited kids space so many times now I have lost count. Great place to take children 12 and…read moreunder for an active play date. The prices are reasonable and they offer a loyalty card which after a certain number of stamps you receive freebies such as coffee which always helps. Prices for entry is quite steep as you have to pay for the child and adult but I found the annual or monthly membership well worth the money which you easily recoup after a couple of visits, each child membership you can have two adults assigned. The play areas include a separate area for under fives which within has a soft toddler area. The under fives play area is mainly wooden but it also includes two soft play areas, a visual/sensory soft play area and am interactive game section. Plenty to keep the little ones entertained. The main play area for 5 year olds and over is a massive climbing frame from floor to ceiling which includes a long slide and lots of different areas for hide and seek games! Surrounding the main frame is a climbing wall, bumper cars and a virtual game area. The cafe provides hot/cold food, hot/cold drinks, ice cream and snacks and the food is nice considering it's an afterthought. There's plenty of seating/space, toilets, lockers and free wi-fi. Would highly recommend a visit if you have children especially for colder months when parks are not always an option.

my kids love this place, it is a kids paradise but i find the cost rather ridiculous. They charge…read morethe adults aswell as the children even though we only sit there and buy food and coffee from their cafe. I really do object to being charged, kids yes as they are using the facilities. Its a very expensive day out but thankfully there are some sites where you can get discounted tickets so it works out about 50% off so i only go when i find those voucher codes

I have been using Kingie's castles for the last 5 years and I cannot recommend them enough, from…read morestart to finish they was helpful when booking a castle to drop off and collection. Thank you for making my party planning a little less stressful :)

We are so pleased we found this bouncy castle company, there customer service was excellent and…read morethey helped us choose the right bouncy castle that would fit in the hire we had hired , great prices and on time as I would have expected, we will definitely be recommending Kingies castles to all our friends and family,

This place has very bad customer services I will never come…read moreback again with my kids....

Spent a few hours here today because of the rain, I have been numerous times before as my daughter…read moreloves it and it's a great way for her to get some exercise. Ended up joining up to the annual pass today as its only £7.95 per month and includes unlimited visits, priority entry, 10% discount from the cafe, four (one-off) guest passes and a refund the entry for th day you join. Considering the price without membership it is definitely worth it, it would have cost my daughter and I £15 today so it is already cost effective! Great day out for kids (especially when weather is bad) lots to keep them entertained, soft play, bumper cars, ball pit and a huge slide. The cafe offers the basics such as kids meal/small hot mealsd, jacket potatoes, sandwiches, crisps, juices, tea/coffee etc, pricey but does the job when in need. Toilets are plentiful and usually clean and tidy. Tables and chairs are set to one side so adults can relax while watching the kids, although in peak times they get filled very quickly. I'd advise you to book during holidays/weekends as it can get very busy with queues out the door. Would highly recommend for anyone with young kids.