Super soft play centre for kids up to approx 8 yrs. Large play frame with huge wavy slide through…read morethe centre, tunnels, ball swing, football area, rope swings. Smaller area for under 4's with ball pool and toys. There is a cafe counter with all the usual snacks and driks for kids and parents. They do a small hot menu - again the usual snacks, jacket spuds, chips and nuggets etc.plus sandwiches and salads The toilets are clean, there is a baby changing area. Decent sized car park. This place is very busy at weekends. In summer they open the garden with bouncy castle and even have visits from farm animals. They have several party roms and offer a choce of party packages. A great place for kids and parents can relax with a magazine and a coffee!

Toad Hall Adventure play is open 7 days a week and offers soft play facilities for children from…read morebabies through to juniors. There's a good under 3s section with a ball pit and 2-stage climbing frame (soft). There are some sit-on soft toys and some blocks. The floor is a bit suspect and there's a bit of an old smell to the area - nothing terrible but you do notice it. The play equipment appears safe but could be in better condition. The main soft play is a triple height affair with climbing, balls, slides and chutes. It's safe and in better condition than the toddler area. At weekends and after school this place can get packed but, during the day it's not too bad. A cafe facility is available serving teas, coffees, soft drinks and snacks. The prices are reasonable. Tables are kept away from the soft play being behind a low wall. They are OK but there's not a good view of the play area meaning that it's hard to have a coffee and take care of your child. For many parents this just seems to mean that they don't watch their child and so you do have to be careful that your child doesn't get set upon by unrully kids. It's not a particularly comfortable place but it's a good local option for a rainy day. Car parking is available.

This is an indoor soft play area for children. With seperate areas for under ones, and also under…read more5s as well as the general play area. There are Go Karts however these are at an additional expensive, think they are coin operated at about £1 a go. Parking is very good. I have never not been able to park even at busy times, and when there was a number of parties going on. There is a cafe also serving food which is quite extensive and not just the normal tea/coffee and cakes/crisps. They do sandwiches, burgers and salads.

This is a very nice softplay area for children. There are seperate areas for the very young, so…read morethat they can play undisturbed and away from the rough and tumble older kids. There is plenty to do in the softplay zones, including large slides. They also have go-karting. One thing that struck me about this place was how clean it was. It is run by two mums, they certainly seem to take a personal interest in the cleanliness of the place. Food at the cafe is very good too, not as limited as the food you get at this type of place. Very highly recommended.

Located within the Bracknell Leisure Centre, so, easy to find, however, there are no signs within…read morethe centre itself to find it...staff in Whoosh are sullen & rarely smile, entrance fee is ridiculously high for what you get...£3.50 for our little 21 month old...& they insist on you only eating their food & they don't have that healthy a selection...kids seem to enjoy the play frame itself but its not that nice a place for the adults...the play area is often cold & the space is small so can feel very busy very quickly. Overall...too expensive, staff need to smile, not that nice an environment

So much better now since the update. Staff are super friendly, the new things on the frame are…read moreawesome and the food is great too. Will be a regular

This is a good place to take your children at the weekend if it's raining outside or they need to…read morelet off a bit of steam. Especially useful during the school holidays. The play equipment is safe and fun and there is plenty of room for the children to run round and lots of equipment to keep them occupied. There is quite a large seating area which comprises of tables and chairs and the food is of reasonable quality.

The staff were really nice but the lighting was very dim so you couldn't really see what was going…read moreon inside the playframes. Plenty of space but the lighting and clientele make it a really depressing place.

What a delightfully fun day at this cute farm. Everyone was so happy to be out and about on this…read moresunny day. The atmosphere was super family oriented, kid friendly and very educational. There was a cute stand for food and hot drinks on this slightly chilly day. CARAMEL DOUGHNUT Fluffy doughnut with a delicious caramel glaze. It wasn't too sweet and it would be so easy to eat two of these without even blinking! FONDANT DOUGHNUT Fluffy doughnut with a sweet fondant glaze. This was tasty, but a little too sweet for me. My coffee helped wash this down for me. JAM DOUGHNUT Fluffy doughnut with a sweet and slightly tart jam filling. DELICIOUS. A perfect, classic jam filled doughnut. Could eat myself sick from these. Scrumptious! After having these delicious doughnuts, we walked around and fed the animals. This farm is so big on cleanliness and educating everyone about being friendly to all walks of earth. Absolutely loved learning more about farm animals, feeding them and seeing how well they are cared for. A great way to introduce children to learning so much about respecting animals and the environment!

Odds Farm Park is located between High Wycombe and Beaconsfield and is a great day out mainly for…read morethose with children. I went with my nephew and whilst he ignored most of the animals he loved all the tractors to play on. It was a reasonable entrance price and you could stay all day if you wanted. There is a fairly nice cafe on site which was priced fairly reasonably and obviously family friendly. The animals were all lovely and looked happy and well cared for. I would recommend Odds Farm Park for a day out for most ages of children.

This used to be Xtreme night club, but they closed it down and made it in to a childrens slides and…read moreball park. Children from 0 -10 are allowed in and they seperate playing areas, my children are slightly at the older end but still love it. Its always busy, they sell food, drinks and alcohlic drinks as there is a bar in the bowling alley attached. There are comfy seat for parents/guardians to sit atI normally take the children and a book and everyone is then happy!! I went yesterday, I took 4 children, 26 year olds, 28 year olds, it cost me £19 entry and I paid a further £14 for food and drink for all of us. We stayed for around 2 hours and lots of fun was had by all of them!

We visited with our toddler, but overall it was a disappointing experience. The design of the whole…read moreplay area makes it difficult to keep an eye on wandering toddlers as there are many blind spots. I have been to soft play centres where the design is much better thought out with parent anxiety in mind. The price of catering at the venue is extortionate for very basic things like sandwiches. The staff serving are polite but not exactly friendly.

There are two main play areas, one for toddlers and another for older children up to around 12…read moreyears. The provision is soft play areas, ball pit, slides, climbing apparatus and so on. The area for older children has a separate area within which is meant for the under-fives. Positive aspects about this venue are that the play areas can be seen from a central area where parents can sit and have refreshments that are available on site. The overall layout is good. It is worth noting that you are asked not to consume your own food and drinks there. Another positive is that there is ample parking provision. Less positive was the lack of enforcement of the age restriction rules for certain areas that meant that the younger children were being roughed-up by over-excited older children. This was my first and only visit to this venue and it was during the school holidays. It was extremely busy but I imagine that it is a more pleasant experience during term time.

I took my little girl to Snakes & Ladders this morning for the first time as my friend had…read morerecommended it. My little girl is 19 months and had a great time. It wasn't too busy and there was a nice safe toddler area for her to play without older children as there is also a 2-5 years area to keep them occupied. There seemed to be plenty that would amuse the older children too - even some electic motorbikes. Would definitely recommend it to someone with children wanting somewhere their children can let off steam whilst they have a coffee!