All new soft play!
Tucked away just behind Asda on the strip in Canford Heath, Poole Dorset. (The Hideout Soft Play Café, 7a The Neighbourhood Centre, Canford Heath, Poole, BH17 9DW)
Contact - 07842765499
This weekend, we went to check out the new soft play in Poole. I went with my three children who are 5 and under and we had an absolute fabulous time.
The first thing I noted when I walked in was how spacious the place was. There are not too many tables so it feels very open, as well as it being a beautiful space.
They also have just received a 5 star BCP Food Hygiene rating (December 2023)
There is a soft play of tasteful colours that match the aesthetically pleasing look of the place. The soft play was great fun with lots of dynamic spaces, slides along with a designated baby area and a ball pit.
There is a very large space towards the back with a beautiful and extremely large natural coloured rug on the floor. It is a perfect place to sit with your little ones if you don't want to be up at the table.
There is opportunities on the rug to play with toys, role play and read books as well as the soft play. The rug area is a calmer space and encouraged children to use their imagination and play together or alongside one another.
The children loved having a babycino and some yummy snacks!
Booking -
You can book online via Facebook or Instagram for children age 0-7 years. They have session slots you can book at 9am, 11am, 1pm and 3pm. Each session is 1hour and 45 minutes long. The 3pm slots are often allocated for private parties or group bookings. It is also worth checking their social media as they do awesome classes that are very popular and do get booked up straight away.
Sessions are capped at 15 children, you can definitely feel the impact of this in the environment as it feel chilled out and calm.
Cost -
Crawlers - £2.50 per child
Walking - 7 year olds - £4.50
Babe in Arms - £0.00 - Free
Facilities -
Clean and friendly soft play
Easy to park, even on a Saturday.
The parking was free and I was even able to get a child space.
It was a very small walk from the car park space to the soft-play, so we walked and I didn't need the buggy.
The toilets were clean, with a nappy changer.
There was clean highchairs available
Tables and chairs in clusters
Hot drinks, beverages and snacks available
For more soft plays check out our blog... https://www.somethingnewmag.co.uk/post/Dorset-s-soft-plays-2023-2024
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