Find an inflatable water park near you
With the temperature soaring, why not head off to your nearest inflatable water park to cool off? These water parks have massive water slides, floating obstacle courses, climbing walls, trampolines and more besides. Most have to be pre-booked, so be prepared to book your session so as not to be disappointed. Great for adults and children alike!
New Forest Water Park
Near Fordingbridge this park has activities for all ages including cable wakeboard, aqua park full of inflatables, hire of kayaks and stand up paddleboards. They even have a campsite so if you fancy staying for a few days you can! 1 hr sessions are £15 per person and for wakeboarding it is £22 per 1 hr session.
Cliff Lakes
If you are in the West Midlands, then you must go to Cliff Lakes in Staffordshire. Children have sessions of 50 mins on this fab inflatable theme park. Children over 8yrs don’t have to have an adult with them, so if you prefer not to get wet, this could suit you down to the ground. A 50 min session will cost you £18.
Southlake Aqua Park
Found in Cambridgeshire, Southlake is great for families and children aged 6 and over. They can jump into the water from the giant floats and bounce, slide and swim to their heart’s content. At Southlake safety is paramount and everyone has to wear a lifejacket. In addition, anyone taking part must be a competent swimmer. A 50 min session is £20 booked on site, or £15 if you book online.
Festwake
Festwake in Basildon is a wakeboard and aqua park in one. With a café, three beaches the aqua park and cable wakeboarding, this park definitely does have something for everyone. It doesn’t come cheap at £20 per hour’s session, with a day pass at £50.
Thorpe Lakes Aqua Park
Next to Thorpe Park near to Chertsey in Surrey – here children as young as 6 are allowed providing there is a parent on a 2:1 basis. Over 8’s do not need an accompanying adult. With a massive obstacle course, huge slide, climbing wall etc, everyone is guaranteed a great time. Charges are £15 per person for a 55 minute aqua park session.
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