Indoor waterpark in Huddersfield

“Me and my kids visited splash park from Manchester. Honestly it was an amazing experience. My kids enjoyed a lot. Staff was really polite and helpful and the place itself was super clean. Paid parking is available just next to the centre. I definitely recommend this place.”

“I had an issue with the booking so was late going into the area. Thd team were so understanding and made sure we had our hour. We had such a good time. Thank you so much. We will definitely return.”

“Really good and reasonable priced for the kids to burn some energy off!”

“Ravensknowle Park is approx 12 acres (5 ha) of parkland, forming the grounds of Tolson Museum. The park may be small-ish, but it's lovely to wander round, and is well-maintained. It's popular with families with young children. It's home to the striking Cloth Hall Shelter, this being the entrance and clock tower from the old Cloth Hall, moved here from Huddersfield town centre after the Cloth Hall was demolished in 1929/30. There is ample free parking on site. The museum serves refreshments, with outside seating. The Tolson Museum is also worth a visit; entry is free.”

“No Longer High Park Wacky Watehouse, but now Hickory's Smoke House went for Father's Day. Lovely time and food was had by all”