Cherry Lane Adventure Playground Tourist Attraction in Crawley

Reviews

1. Verene Parker ★★★★☆

   From the outdated photos on Google Maps this used to be an amazing playground with a fort type building, mound with a tunnel, sand pit, and water feature. At this point it's pretty run down. There's no water feature, and the tunnel in the mound has been closed up. That said, the sand pit is still fun (they have two fixed diggers which my 4 and 7 year olds love) and the fort is cool. It's a reall shame they got rid of the water feature!

   almost 10 months ago
2. ThePompmeister ★★★☆☆

   It’s fine for a short play (6 year old) - the adventure playground is big and well built, but it’s quite run down and obviously not been cared for for a while which is a great shame! A few bits are broken and the trees need some serious pruning. Like I said fine for a short play but it’s not more than that unfortunately. It could be so much more! There’s loads of space

   1 year ago
3. Alexandra T ★★★★★

   Engaging and well laid out as there are different play areas and challenges for different ages. Was a bit muddy when we visited but then again that’s a hit with young ones. Surrounded by lovely blooms and a wild rabbit made a surprise appearance. Overall loved this playground but would like toilet facilities as we had to change a little one.

   almost 2 years ago

1. Monika Varga ★★★★★

   We had a great time. My 3 years old really enjoyed it. It was super quiet for a sunny Sunday. Plenty of space for picnic. Adventure park is cute not very big but it’s more than enough. Free parking area nearby.

   almost 2 years ago
2. Leah Shorey ★★☆☆☆

   The tunnels that are underneath the hill in the middle, are blocked up not sure why. Not as bright or great as it was when it first opened. Not a ton of things to do, and there are porta potties, no proper bathroom/restroom areas.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Mrs Foster ★★★★☆

   Visited here today with my 4yr son. Upon arrival there was a large free car park! There is a normal park with slides and swings and markings on the ground like hop scotch. We then noticed there was another park to play in opposite it behind some trees etc. There is 3 large wooden climbing frames for older children (see pictures), a large sand pit, swings and another mound to climb and slide. The large frames are all in the shade but sand pit is not along with swings. My son really enjoyed the climbing but we did see 2 other children have horrible accidents falling from the frames so please take care. A handful of picnic benches but take a rug if you want the shade. Would definitely return for a play.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Mandy ★★★★☆

   Summer 2022 Emptiest park ever been to during the summer holidays. Wooden frames and slides underneath trees so in shade all day. I say 5 years plus. Sandpit, swings, slide. 2 toliets. Would be great if it had a splash area as well.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Chris Riht-Colþræd ★★★★★

   Enormous, FREE adventure playground, with masses of things to do and picnic tables for the grown-ups. Monday to Friday only, but a great time can be had for nothing beyond getting there. Even parking is free, a refreshing change. Climbing stuff, wooden castles, spinning thingy, playground stuff, water play, sandpits, football, basketball court, and a skate/bike park around the corner for older ones. This is a summer holiday must if you are local, or if you can get there by car. EDIT: 2022 - the play park is now open 9:00 to 7:30pm (4:00pm in winter), 7 days a week, and is unsupervised.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Sneak Atchoo ★★★★☆

   It's all opened up so no dodgy people can hide here which is good. It's great that it's open again. The centre is closed though but there are two portaloos instead. Unfortunately our fun and games were ruined by some 12 turning 13 year old boys who came in on bikes and started swearing at the kids. I did have a word and that stopped but they left some litter behind when they left. Shame they stopped the supervision and snacks etc though.

   almost 4 years ago

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