No unaccompanied adults allowed!
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Date of visit: October 2025
Overall Rating
Good
Kids oasis in the middle of London! Lots of things to do with 3 (or more?) playgrounds and cafe and toilets too. It's free which is amazing - you could easily spend an hour or two here. There's a cafe on site but we arrived when it had already shut.
Disabled Access In and Around
Excellent
Easy to walk or roll into the overall area - it's much bigger than you originally think with several different playgrounds targeted towards different ages. Getting into each of the areas is step free - but there are some sandy areas and areas with a type of 'boardwalk' which could prove a bit more of a challenge. Most of the areas had that kind of "soft tarmac' area. In the smaller playgrounds you could lift your child on to the slide at the side so they don't have to climb up themselves. In the adventure playground there was a wheelchair accessible roundabout. Three was also a 'swing seat' in the adventure playground that was very popular so couldn't get a photo!
Accessible facilities: Step-free entrance, Single-level venue, Seating at regular intervals, Step-free access to most areas
Parking & Transport
I travelled to this place by train
We walked from Kings Cross - good local transport options including tube and bus. There is no parking on site and only paid parking in the area.
Accessible Toilets
Excellent
Having just navigated loos before we set off we forgot to check them out - did see signs for an Under 5's loo which I thought was interesting! Also did see signs for Accessible toilets. Even though didn't visit have given Excellent purely for the idea of the Under 5 loos!
Facilities: Accessible toilet
Staff
Good
LOVE the sign that says no unaccompanied adults allowed - really stresses the ethos of the place. You could see unobtrusive security staff with high vis and walkie talkies which made you feel that they took this seriously and were there to help.
