The Thames Valley Adventure Playground

It’s an amazing playground, worth every penny. We are a family of four, 2 adults & 2 kids (10 & 7 years old). This is a huge wooden playground, almost like a giant tree house with multiple slides. It’s very clean and not that crowded because the crowd is well managed through 2-hours period for every booking. They have small cafe that sells pizza and other things within the playground. Toilets are available and very clean. The staff were very nice and supportive. The parking is vast, so you will find a parking bay no worries, but remmember to validate the ticket when you enter the play ground. They have a wifi inside. This playground “adventure Play” is located within Windsor Great Park that has other amazing attractions too such as; Deer Park, Bishop Gate, Cow Pond, Valley Gardens, Virginia Water, and The Savil Garden. But you need to invistigate the entry fees for each through their website, some of them are free though. The entry building to Widsor Great Park leads to both Adventure Play and Savil Garden. It has it’s own legit resturant and a separate cafe. We had an amazing time. Please remeber to book in advance and a least one week a head to ensure availability and reasonable prices. Enjoy the photoes.

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Incredible playable for kids aged 2-10. You pay for 2 hours and adults can sit in a shaded area of not following along with the kids. The cafe, restaurant and shop in the main building are worth a visit as well.

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We really enjoyed this place, the attention to detail is great. Wooden made playground, adults can join the kids too, its fun to be in the middle of nature, very clean and they recognise your parking ticket, you have 2 hours slot to play, the bell rings 15 min before time is up. Have fun!

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This is a wonderful play area. Our children loved it and are an age where they are big enough to run around without us having to watch their every move. But the price! During the week it’s £36 for one adult and 2 kids. At the weekend it’s £44. That’s expensive for 2 hours. Not sure I can convince my friends to come if I go again.

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