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- 28 Total businesses
- 4.4 Average rating
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- 17 Highly rated
- 25 Open on weekends
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Browse outdoor waterpark in Northampton. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 28 results in Northampton. Average rating 4.4/5 based on 48,619 reviews & ratings.
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“Brilliant! Ellie and Mason were fantastic. They kept everyone engaged and managed the group really well from beginning to end. They provided encouragement when my daughter didn't want to do one drop, and made everything really fun and exciting. Well done, our kids had a brilliant morning. Tubing.”
“Fantastic for a family day out! Want to try paddle boarding, wakeboarding or water skiing, or try your ninja skills on the inflatable obstacle? Maybe watersports aren't your thing, how about Disc Golf, Foot Golf or archery? Bit far to travel? Camp! My only issue is food is a tad pricey for what you get at the lakeside hut, £5 for a processed boiled hotdog with no option for onions or anything is a tad steep, I'd expect a proper sausage for that price, but it is what it is! Still a great destination, and there's some baby ducks this time of year too!”
“We had such a wonderful time at this lake. We did the water obstacle course. It was great fun. 100% recommend. Customer service is excellent. We were a little late for the start time and the staff helped rush us through so that we had the correct amount of time on the inflatables. Thank you to Louise, Damien and the gang”
“This is a lovely place to get it touch with nature. It is calm, with beautiful scenery. Personally I go here to refresh. You can enjoy it with loved ones.”
“Big park with plenty going on when we went. Plenty of spaces for car parking. Toilets on site. A big bar/restaurant where you can order on the app (green king). There is a splash pad which the youngsters will enjoy on a warm day. There was a big inflatable obstacle course, but I don't know if that's a permanent feature. There's play parks and a big boating lake where you can hire pedalos. And a big wheel.”
“What a great place! So much for the kids to do and see. The water feature is great, the climbing frame is well kept and very safe. The toilets are always kept clean and there is a great choice for food and drinks. Actually they have really nice coffee which is rare. Would be good with a few more benches as there is only a few compared to how many visitors they get but bring a picnic blanket and you'll be fine”
“We spent several hours walking around the nature reserve. A gorgeous venue with well maintained / clearly defined tracks. A wide variety of wildlife both on, and off, the water. Although members of BCN Wildlife Trust, a permit is still required to access the reserve. However, there were only fishing permits available in the self-service hut, no nature reserve permits...”
“Excellent facilities and loads of fun. 50minute session seems short but worth the cost”
“Tried out Archery this morning and thoroughly enjoyed it! Our instructor, Henry, was really friendly and helpful. I was pleasantly surprised just how much shooting you can get done, I expected lots of boring safety talk but we got going pretty quickly - a very good balance. There were also challenges which made it more interesting! Not mentioned on the website but wrist guards are provided, so you don’t need a long sleeve to protect yourself, however they’re not providing finger guards any more and my fingertips did feel quite raw by the end - you may want to bring gloves (leather?) Finally I think it will be best if there aren’t many of you there, about 4 people seems the perfect number. Heartily recommend a visit!”
“The parking fee is £5.50 payable at the entrance next to a manned barrier. Decent parking spaces and there is a small coffee shop and toilets right next to it and a small outside gym. The first children's playground is opposite the coffee shop. There is a sandpit there and a nice climbing frame. And benches for picnics. The second one is further down the road on the left side. It has more climbing frames, swings, slides.. and benches to sit on. On the right side there is plenty of space for a picnic, a few benches overlooking the lake. And this is as far as we got. There is still a lot more to see and I can't wait to visit again. The weather has been amazing (we were really lucky) and it felt so peaceful here.”
“Very pleasant walk round. Dogs enjoy the many smells and views. Lots of fishing chilling the night away. Must be a safe place due to the amount of fishermen staying overnight. Right next to the canal not far from the Grove Lock.”
“Mostly fantastic, the selection of restaurants is great, the lodges have a very nice social area and good facilities. The only thing I found to be an issue was that the Subtropical Swimming Paradise isn’t quite up to the level of Elveden Forest’s in my opinion, as it lacks a saltwater lagoon (mostly negated by the lazy river being saltwater) although there being more large flumes is great, and I get that this can’t be easily changed as it is a central feature. Overall a great Center Parcs resort.”
“Great family, fun, good place to spend a few hours, with good facilities.”
“Very well kept and managed. The staff are all very helpful. The park is well maintained and immaculately kept”
“We had my son’s 11th birthday there today and all the kids had an absolute blast. The team were fantastic and made us feel so welcome. We also had pizzas to finish and the food was great. Thank you for a memorable birthday”
“On a hot day this facility is a god send. I checked other outdoor pools and they were pre book only, all were fully booked. Banbury is first come first serve, you turn up at the time (get there early) and you get in. Very well organised, 4 very vigilant life guards, beautiful and enormous pool.”
“It's very beautiful and we went when it was wet. Good loop walk.”
“A good little visitors centre. Toilets are outside and to the rear. There's also a baby changing area. The centre offers hot food and drinks. Some outdoor seating too. Service was fast and efficient. Some good informative boards at the back of the room. Set out and runs smoothly, I cannot fault, and its a pleasure to visit this centre.”
“A Perfect Day at Woburn Lido From the moment I arrived at Woburn Lido, I knew I was in for a treat. Nestled in the charming village of Woburn, this historic outdoor pool is a hidden gem that offers a delightful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The first thing that struck me was the stunning Art Deco architecture. The beautifully restored changing rooms, with their vibrant tiles and classic arches, transported me back to the 1930s. It was like stepping into a different era, and I couldn’t help but admire the attention to detail that has gone into preserving this piece of history. As I dipped my toes into the crystal-clear water, I was pleasantly surprised by the perfect temperature. The pool is heated to a comfortable 26°C, making it ideal for a leisurely swim or a more vigorous workout. The separate paddling pool for children is a thoughtful touch, ensuring that families can enjoy their time here without any worries. The atmosphere at Woburn Lido is incredibly relaxing. Surrounded by lush greenery, the pool area feels like a tranquil oasis. I spent hours lounging by the pool, soaking up the sun, and taking refreshing dips whenever I felt like it. The friendly staff were always on hand, making sure everything was just right. One of the highlights of my visit was the sense of community. Locals and visitors alike come together here, creating a warm and welcoming environment. I had some lovely conversations with fellow swimmers, sharing stories and tips about the best spots in the area. After a day of swimming and relaxation, I treated myself to a delicious snack from the on-site kiosk. The selection of refreshments was impressive, and I enjoyed a tasty ice cream while basking in the late afternoon sun. As the day came to an end, I couldn’t help but feel grateful for this wonderful experience. Woburn Lido is more than just a swimming pool; it’s a place where memories are made. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful retreat or a fun day out with family and friends, Woburn Lido is the perfect destination.”
“A labyrinth rather than a maze. One needs to follow the straight path to do the whole thing and not take the shortcuts. It's a good bit of fun but takes quite a while to walk it. I ran the second half to speed things up. Remarkably satisfying to get to the oak tree at the centre, having done the whole thing. Lovely and peaceful surroundings and a nice view.”
“Hi I go to woodgreen gym the classes are good the staff Kelly kirn and all the team are brilliant they always help and sort anything out for me after my breast cancer Kelly was a god send I have meet so many nice friends and we have loads of coffee and tea times Thank goodness we have such good teachers and helpful staff Thanks Sharon”
“Fantastic team meeting on site. Great facilities, lovely welcome from the staff and a great afternoon of activity on the water. Would definitely recommend to groups wanting a great day out.”
“Willen Lake Observation Wheel in Milton Keynes is like a smaller version of the London Eye… I have been on it a few times during the day and when the sunsets… You can get amazing views of the lakes at Willen or even get a beautiful view of the sunset… You can take family with you, for adults it’s £6 and you get to go round three times… It’s a very nice place to visit with plenty to do and enjoy for all ages”
“We booked a last minute one night stay and although apprehensive about staying based on the reviews we went for it and we were pleasantly surprised. We had a Jungle Safari Lodge (python number 10). It looked great and we were happy with it, after all we are only staying one night. Double bed could do with a new mattress and bunk beds were solid but again one night only. There were a few kitchen utensils but didn't really look as we weren't eating in the lodge but if you were you'd probably want to keep cooking down to a quick, simple meal and probably take your own stuff so you know you've definitely got it. We booked a table at restaurant but couldn't get in till late (our fault for delaying the booking) cancelled it and found a harvester 1 mile away which was good. Entertainment onsite from 4.30pm seemed good (we didn't do much of it as eating etc). We had breakfast included in our stay and the menu was simple, we opted for a bacon butty. Bacon was excellent quality and the roll was pre cut with no butter, again didn't matter to us, we had a full belly and were grateful for the deal we got. I would visit Adventures village again next year if we got a similar deal. We enjoyed our stay and thought it was great fun.”
“We stayed for one night in a beach hut in the village, enjoyed the light trail on the Saturday evening and then spent Sunday in the park with a visit to Santa on the seventh of December. It was our first time visiting Gullivers Land and even though the weather was a little miserable we had a brilliant couple of days that our children will always remember. Every member of staff we met was friendly and went above and beyond to make the experience special for the children. A particular mention goes to Mitchell on Dragon Siege who was fantastic. Everything was well organised and ran smoothly. We would happily return.”
“This place was amazing. For the cost I kept wondering what was going to be wrong, but it really was fantastic. The accommodation we stayed at was so warm and cosy, the park was friendly and small ques, plus lots to do for little legs. We met a member of staff called Jonathan, a more mature fella and he was hilarious. Made our day. Really cant recommend this place enough. Land of lights was brilliant too. Can honestly say I wasn't expecting it to be so good.”
“As a child who used to go to this park with school, this place is SO amazing. They have really nice splash pads and water slides, still to this day.”
“Not been for 30 years — used to camp here as teenagers to escape our parents. Booked last-minute with the kids based on location, price, and availability. Wasn’t expecting much, but it’s changed a lot — and for the better. We’d stayed at a Parkdean site in Skegness recently. This was cheaper, the caravan was bigger, and the whole experience felt less pushy — no upselling the second we arrived. Arrival was smooth. I downloaded the app (wasn’t thrilled at first), but it actually worked. No queue for keys — the gate recognised our number plate, the app sent a link straight to the caravan, and Google got us within 5 pitches. The caravans are clearly numbered, so the kids counted down to ours. App unlocked the door. Kids ran in to pick rooms while I unloaded the car — first time that’s ever happened on a short break. Caravan had 3 proper bedrooms, a main bathroom, and a separate toilet — really handy. Heating fired up instantly. We were a 7-minute walk from the pool (took 3 tries to find the shortcut). Pool was spotless, water warm, and there was a water slide we didn’t expect. Lifeguards were friendly and on it. Not crowded at all. Arcades were modern — kids loved the demolition ball game. Drinks were fair prices. Lucked into a free fireworks night (saw it on the app). Watched from the outdoor bar with burgers and pizza while the kids played on the park nearby. Felt relaxed and safe. Solid weekend. Didn’t expect to enjoy it this much.”
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