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The Play Park Romsey

Romsey, Test Valley

The Play Park Romsey, from The Play ParkImage: The Play Park

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The Play Park Romsey, formerly Frankie's Fun Factory, is a soft play centre of more than 10,000 square feet on Romsey Industrial Estate. Super slides, an obstacle course and a ball pit suit older children, a separate area keeps under 4s out of the way, and parents can sit in the café.

Highlights

  • Super slides and an obstacle course
  • Ball pit
  • Toddler zone for under 4s
  • Café for parents
  • Birthday parties with private party room hire

Good to know

  • Socks must be worn by everyone using the equipment
  • At least one adult aged 18 or over for every five children
  • No food, drink or chewing gum in the play areas
  • Sessions are timed, so arrive and leave on time

Getting there

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The Play Park Romsey, Unit 3, Romsey Industrial Estate, Greatbridge Road, Romsey, SO51 0HR

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