Ockwells Park — Attraction in England

When I went it was just me and my son and one other family so really got to utilise the soft play. Nice open space with toilet on site which has ample space. Its behind the cafe so you can get a tea on the way through and the park is opposite which is great for children of all ages. Had no issues parking at the time I did. The soft play is open 7 days a week which is great also! One downside I would say is having to queue to get checked in to the softplay. There were alot of people using the park that were queuing for coffee and ice cream etc. It says to arrive on time not early due to pandemic and cleaning etc but by the time I had queues and paid it was 10 mins into the softplay time. Probably the only downside but obviously...

Decent park..you need to to get there preferably in the morning as parking spaces are extremely limited!!!!!

Children’s play area is good..one of entrances was not accessible due to a huge puddle which could have been looked into and possibly the water brushed away.

I was surprised to see owners bringing their dogs into the children’s play area??..I did not like that and made it clear to one dog owner she shouldn’t be bringing her dog in this area..clearly didn’t like being told that.

My daughter had a great time and that’s all that matters to me..cafe should think about lowering their prices..cost of living crisis will put people off big...

This was the first time we've visited this park and our kids were very happy playing there, 12, 9, 7 and 6. There's lots of different equipment to keep them busy and the park is fully enclosed. There's a nice cafe selling good coffee and yummy sweet treats. The lotus biscoff brownie I had was so good! They sell other things too, ice cream, soft drinks and snacks. There's a nice walk you can do, part of it goes by the river. Its not long (took us about 30 mins or so) and there are trees to climb on the way around. Buggy friendly too. Overall a very good experience here and we...