Adventure Play — Attraction in Borough of Runnymede

Adventure Play in Windsor Great Park is, without a doubt, a remarkable destination for families seeking outdoor excitement and quality bonding time. As a parent, I've visited my fair share of adventure play parks, but this one truly stands out as a gem among them all.

One of the most striking features of this park is the astonishing tree houses that await the little adventurers. These treehouses are intricately designed and provide an awe-inspiring experience for children. They offer a unique perspective of the park from up high, creating an atmosphere of exploration and adventure. The excitement on kids' faces as they climb and explore these treehouses is priceless.

The park also boasts an array of thrilling slides, perfect for children of all ages. From spiraling chutes to steep drops, these slides are a surefire way to keep the kids entertained for hours. It's not just about fun; it's about fostering their sense of adventure and pushing their boundaries in a safe environment.

Furthermore, Adventure Play in Windsor Great Park understands the importance of catering to adults as well. The onsite cafe provides a welcoming space for parents to unwind with a cup of coffee while keeping an eye on their little ones. This thoughtful inclusion adds to the overall positive experience for families.

In conclusion, Adventure Play in Windsor Great Park has left an indelible mark on me as a parent. It combines breathtaking treehouses, exhilarating slides, and thoughtful amenities, making it a top-tier adventure play park. Whether you're a local or visiting Windsor, this park is a must-visit for families seeking adventure and relaxation in one...

Ok- Be very mindful that this play area is 2 hours only, no effort would be made to inform you about 2 hours restriction during booking process. when you reach entrance where perticulary one obnoxious staff member would tell you rudely that this is a 2 hour session and when you finish half hour or so late she would very rudely try to or threat you to charge of extra time when you visit next time and she would not hesitate doing that in front of your children, please forgive me if that doesn’t happen to you it could be because of your class or race . And she has that confidence while threatening that people would return and pay £72 ( a couple with 4 young children including 2 toddlers) just to enjoy slides and tree houses (slightly better than those in free parks like Battersea park etc) with a hidden terms of two hours restriction. if you have little children then don’t go there as you would change a nappy, feed the child and 2 hours would pass by. I would never ever drive 40 miles with young children to pay £72 for slides and tree houses and to get told off by a woman ( who I wouldn’t want to respond in equally unpleasant way in front of my children). Today I learnt a lesson. Not all expensive things are good (most of the...

Found out about this place being opened just a few days ago purchased tickets online (as advised!)

Blown away by this place, the size, apparatus, artwork, features are just incredible. Extremely well thought out.

Play is worked on a 2 hour session and you wear a certain colour band to distinguish yourselves from the group before.

You may end up waiting for a table and chairs as people were very slow to leave the park today. It took about 45 mins before many noticeable spaces were seen due to people overstaying, giving their children another 20’mins whilst they finished their drink and cake. Despite staff walking around with a bell giving an audible 15 Min warning. In fact we had to share a table for the first 45 mins.

My daughter was absolutely over the moon when she came out and shattered.

Cost wise very competitive with other adventure plays in the County.

Unfortunately there were a number of families who thought their little darlings were more important than everybody else allowing their darling Tarquins and Esmerelda’s to push past people on the obstacles. But I guess you get that everywhere these days a sense of entitlement...