Hop along to Grass Hoppers indoor and outdoor play area at Tong and Tingley Garden Centre for a proper playtime!
You’ll find a huge outdoor adventure playground with sand pits and bouncing pillows and a large indoor play area, with sports court, a big play frame and a baby and toddler zone, where your young ones can enjoy playtime – whatever the weather!
There’s also great grub including pizzas, toasties and award-winning ice cream in Woody’s Kitchen!
For more information and to book your playtime session, CLICK HERE
Booking required. Suitable for babies and toddlers.
Booking required. Suitable for babies and toddlers.
Tong Lane, Bradford, BD4 0RY
Aireville Park is a large open space with sporting facilities and play areas in the heart of Skipton.
It dates back to the 1830s when it was created by Henry Allcock as part of the Aireville Estate. Upon his death, wealthy Skipton mill owners, the Dewhurst family, purchased the estate and Aireville Hall.
The park boasts a brand-new children’s playground – with an exciting range of play equipment including climbing frames, slides, swings, tunnels, a spinning swing, a den-building area, a sand-pit, musical instruments and a willow dome and tunnel. A Wheel park for BMX, skateboards and rollerblades, a Pump track for bicycles, 14-hole pitch & putt course and a Zip wire.
Grab a ball and make use of the Multi Use Games Area for football, tennis, netball and basketball!
Golden Acre park has a lovely walk around the lake with plenty of ducks to feed. With a newly refurbished cafe, a regular ice cream van and plenty of space for a picnic you can spend the day! Alternatively follow the path to the right before the tunnel entrance for a lovely walk to Paul’s Pond & see the beautiful bluebells in “Bluebell Wood”- complete with stream to paddle in!
http://www.leeds.gov.uk/leisure/Pages/Golden-Acre-Park.aspx
Horsforth Hall Park is a large community park
Attractions and facilities: Scenic walks, Cricket pitch, Summer entertainment events, Trim trail, Japanese garden, Skate park, Integrated play facility, Spider’s web playground, large sandpit
Location: Hall Lane, Horsforth, LS18 5JE
Parklands in Rawdon with variety of facilities Playgrounds, skate parks and outdoor gym.
Micklefield skatepark is a small all concrete skatepark. The skatepark starts in one corner with a raised platform where the street area is and features stair sets, ledges, hubbas and manny pads. Leading on from this is the large transitions section which features bowls, hips, quarter pipes, spines, volcanoes, bump and a taco. This is the main attraction of the park and has been creatively designed to mean you can flow around the course all day by pumping and without having to push once.
8 Salisbury St, Rawdon, Leeds LS19 6BE
Work is underway to transform Peel Park’s play area into a modern and inclusive space to play and exercise.
Bradford Council’s Parks and Green Spaces Service has been working with ward members, the Friends Of Peel Park, the local community and schools to create a design for a new play area. The feedback has been that people wanted something that was more inclusive, but challenging and exciting for children and young people.
The new equipment will include an exercise trail, a group swing, climbing dome, double zip wire, large disc and dish roundabouts, picnic seating and a connecting pathway.
Tag the Totem Trail: Search for 12 creatures dotted around the park. Can you find all of them? And name
them? When you find one tick it off on your map (download here).
Take the Play Trail Challenge: can you leapfrog over the posts? Or climb on the bird’s nest? Find, climb
on, under or through 9 wooden ‘play challenges’ around the park.
Finger Mazes: Feel your way through the four-finger mazes.
Cliffe Rd, Bradford BD3 0LT
Fish and chips are available until 8.00pm at the Riverside Gardens Hotel (01943 607338 for more information)
Toilets are situated near to the Riverside Gardens Hotel (but in a separate building). Open 9.00am – 5.00pm – and are free to use.
There’s a brilliant play area with sandpit and skate park, as well as a beautiful bandstand where concerts are staged throughout the summer months. Come down for a stroll or relax on the grass and soak up the atmosphere of a cricket game.
Address: Higher Coach Rd, Baildon, Bradford BD17 5RN
Roundhay Park is one of the most popular parks in Leeds due to its size, grandeur and array of things to see and do. Roundhay Park covers over 700 acres of rolling parkland, lakes (great for duck feeding), woodlands, formal gardens and contains several cafes, two playgrounds, the popular visitor attraction Tropical World and much more.
Parking available at both the upper and lower parts of the park.
The park is great for scooters and bike riding but there is also a train (weekends and BH’s) which takes you from the upper and lower parts of the park for £2 a person.
Mansion Lane, off Princes Avenue, LS8 2HH
Silsden Park
Silsden Park, Bolton Road, Silsden, BD20
Open 24 hours a day all year round
Bowling green
Children’s play area
Skate park
Tennis court
Silsden Park is a large, open park, with several different areas for taking part in sports activities or for taking a walk. Set right in the heart of Silsden, there are numerous opportunities to get involved in a healthy lifestyle whilst enjoying the fresh air. Why not learn how to play bowls, or have a game of tennis, or even come down to watch some of the local sports teams in action on a Sunday.
Play area, playing fields, multi-use game area, paddling/boating pool and a tea room! Perfect for a day out in Summer!
Sutton Park is located on Sutton Lane just off the B6265 between Cross Hills and Airedale Hospital.
There are two playgrounds – one is aimed at under 3’s – with a wide range of equipment, from swings and slides for the more cautious, to monkey bars and climbing walls for your little adventurers!
There is also a large grassed area ideal for rounders!
With a few picnic tables dotted around and space for a blanket, it is ideal for a picnic.
In the summer months, they also fill the paddling pool with water so make sure you pack a towel and spare clothes!
There is café onsite, selling ice cream and sandwiches and snacks. It boasts a small selection of toys and books. Opens mainly in the afternoon, so check on the opening hours before go.
With amazing riverside walks this park is very pretty. The gardens look great all year round and they are well maintained. Many birds live on the river & weir area so bring some food for the ducks and swans.
With a large playground and skate park for children, there is lots to do for both young and old. An on-site cafe means a hot coffee and sweet treat or an ice cream in on offer! At the far end of the park there are 4 tennis courts and an outdoor gym to burn off the sweet treat!
Farnley Ln, Otley LS21 2RW
With flat paths all the way round the Tarn, ideal for scooters, prams and wheelchairs, ducks galore, a new play park & a regular ice cream van, Yeadon Tarn is a great cheap day out! For older children there is also a skate park.
http://www.visitleeds.co.uk/thedms.aspx?dms=3&feature=2&venue=2195215
