Loved this place! It's a perfect place to take a toddler on a rainy day. It's very well…read moreconstructed and has plenty of granny and grandpa seating outside the play structure. There is a small fee for adults, I suppose to dissuade from bringing four adults with one child, like we did. It's not ideal but becoming more common with places like that.

The best place for kids reasonable prices amazing food party's are brilliant quality and it's so…read morefun too so much to do here my little brothers and I loved this place when I was a kid and I'll be sure to take my little one when he's old enough

Excellent indoor play area with seperate areas for toddlers and babies in clear sight of…read morecomfortable sofa's, there is also an extensive hard seating area with tables. The food and drink is reasonably priced and of reasonable quality.

This is a great indoor play area for kids with lots of space for them to run around as it is…read morebasically a big warehouse! Two large trampolines, climbing frames, slides, ball pits etc. They also have a soft play area for very young children and an indoor basketball/football area. They have two party rooms which are quite small and the party packages are overpriced. It is a great place to take younger (pre school) children for a run around, but the toilets are very small and cramped. The communal coffee area for parents is often grubby and dirty. Snacks and drinks are very expensive and poor quality. Security is not great so keep an eye on your purse! It is also down to you to keep an eye on the children. General entry prices are pretty reasonable, but the whole place always looks like it needs a good clean!

we've taken our son here a number of times & have found it to be a great facility…read more nice surroundings for adults & children. cafe good. comfortable. & the little 'un really enjoys it. which makes it easier for us.

Lammas Land is my six-year old's favourite play park in Cambridge and, let's face it, what's not to…read morelike whether you are a child or parent ? There are lots of swings and rides, it's in the fresh air, so they can run around and tire themselves out, less chance of picking up bugs and germs than at, say, an indoor play area, it's easily accessible by car (although you sometimes have to be a little creative about parking) and moreover it's free ! There's the river nearby for feeding ducks and plenty of open space for kicking a ball around or flying a kite. Get the little ones to cycle there and they will be even more tired after a visit - result !

It's the best park for kids in Cambridge. There's lots of swings, slides and climbing frames to…read moreplay on, in the summer there's a nice paddling pool. You can buy ice cream ad coffee at the kiosk. There's lots of shady trees, easy parking, toilets and a river where you can feed the ducks and geese. Close by there's a free swimming pool open in the summer only, and a nice little nature reserve. There's a couple of shops in nearby Newnham where you can get picnic stuff.

Kids didn't try to fight me when I jumped into the ball pit, I proceeded to pelt the balls at them…read more So much fun.

We have used Jangos from it's launch and always find it clean and maintained…read more Although it is rather expensive and adults have to pay 50p each to monitor their own childs play. Food is of a decent standard but again the prices are rather inflated. Play equipment is well maintained and modern. Parent and toddler sessions and regular special events are organised.

This is an all weather attraction where fun and farming go hand in hand. With indoor and outdoor…read moreplay areas, a cafe, gift shop and lots of farm animals, reptiles and cool insects as well as a heated soft play barn and other undercover fun this is a great place to visit.

hi pauls pirates is a great small indoor soft play area for children, it has a small seperate area…read morefor babies, the prices are very resonable and if you go in school time they offer a great eat and play deal, theres a cafe where you can get cheap teas and food, the location is on a industral estate so you will need to drive but well worth the drive

Located 15 mins from Norwich in Poringland is the Playbarn. Young children will relish the delights…read moreof this place which has activities indoors and out. Some of the outdoor activities are only open Easter to October such as the small farm, pony rides and tractor trailer rides and maze. Other than that it is open most of the year but not on Mondays, or Saturdays when it has private parties. Indoors there is a small soft play area, with a separate area nearby for babies, the 'duck' pond (ball pit) area, a sandpit in the barn, and a book corner. There are also outdoor play areas when the weather's fine. The only problem I find when we go is that it can be hard to keep an eye on both children at once if they want to do different things because it's not altogether under one roof. Fantastic for little ones though - worth a visit!

fantastic day out for kids of all ages. lots of indoors and…read moreoutdoor activities to do - including ride on's, climbing, sandpits, maze and petting area.There's a great indoor soft plays area for the really small ones, and a cafe for tired parents. they do birthday parties too, where you can either mingle with the others or hire out the entire place - the rates are really reasonable considering what you get. Its a shame that there's no public transport links really, as you have to drive to get there. other than that, its fantastic.

Until relatively recently, Cambridge was not well served for indoor play areas for kids - the…read morenearest place used to be Planet Zoom in Ely whose facilities were fairly limited. Then, like the proverbial buses, a couple of places came along at once - Cheeky Monkeys' Playbarn and Funky Funhouse. Funky Funhouse has a lot going for it - it's big, has lots of slides & swings etc, as well as separate areas for younger ones, plenty of space for adults to sit down and serves food and drinks for those that want. It is also easily accessible by car and conveniently located just outside the centre of Cambridge. Downsides ? None really. Prices (both for entry and refreshments) are reasonable, the toilets are clean and they do not allow the place to get overcrowded. The only mildly annoying things are: - kids are more likely to pick up some kind of bug after visiting, but that's just a fact of life - occasionally (especially on a wet weekend), you have to queue to get in, but again that's just a sign of how popular and successful it is Other than that, it just makes entertaing the kids a whole lot easier - they also do birthday parties for those of us who cannot face the idea of having our homes invaded by large numbers of over-excitable little monsters who have drunk too much orange squash.

Great place with lots of activities for the kids. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful…read morefrom the minute you walk in. They have an outside playground and tractor park as well as a barrel train. Then you can go and feed an assortment of animals. And then there is a little cafe with an inside playground which is great. They serve food as well as an assortment of cakes and biscuits. Then we had lunch on their restaurant which was great with a varied menu. And afterwards ice cream at their ice cream space. Also when you enter and exit there is a toy shop which your kids will love which also sells useful items like wellies if you come on a day that rains. A great spot: we will definitely return!

A friend recommended West Lodge Rural Centre to us and we had a fantastic day out, and will…read moredefinately return. There is a good variety of walks through some great countryside and trails, we only did one of the short ones. West Lodge put on a variety of activities throughout the day including cow-milking, pony grooming, pet the rabbits and ferret racing! You can also take a barrel ride on the back of a tractor every hour, if you can squeeze into the barrels. There are tractor rides round the whole farm which is something well worth doing, though it is about £1 each extra I think. We went on a coldish day that was slightly overcast and there was plenty to do indoors, including a nice not too expensive cafe, an indoor play area for littler children, a painting activity, animal petting etc etc. They also have ride on tractors which they told us would be going under a barn roof so they are suitable year round. The childrens play area was very good with lots of sand and buckets and spades, and some good equipment. If eating in the cafe is not your bag, then we were impressed with the choice of places to picnic, and of course vast open fields too! One of the picnicking areas is next to a small copse with denmaking stuff in, which our children enjoyed. The farm was not massive, it was a really nice friendly size, and not too packed either. We had a lovely, relaxed visit and all enjoyed it loads. A shame you have to exit through the gift shop, but it was reasonably priced stuff and everywhere seems to do this now. We paid £16 for a family ticket, though an annual pass is only £80 and we will seriously consider this in the future.