Splash Park
A shallow, zero-depth water play area for toddlers and younger kids, right beside the outdoor pool. Here's what's there, when it's open, and the rules that keep it safe.
Splash Park
Sprays, jets and tipping features on a zero-depth pad, built for little ones who aren't ready for the big pool yet. No steps and no sudden drop-offs, just shallow water they can wade into at their own pace while you sit close by.
Children must be supervised at all times in line with our supervision policy and lifeguard instructions.
Splash Park access is included with pool entry. No add-on fee.
Closed over winter, along with the outdoor pool and waterslides
Frequently Asked Questions
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The Splash Park is outdoors and runs alongside the outdoor pool rather than in set sessions. It's open in line with the facility opening hours during the swim season and closed over winter, along with the outdoor pool and waterslides. Features may be paused during the day depending on weather and how busy the centre is. Check our Opening Hours page or ask at reception before your visit.
Yes. Splash Park access is included with standard pool entry. There's no extra fee.
From time to time the splash pad may be temporarily closed due to weather, routine maintenance or safety checks, or safety and operational requirements. Management reserves the right to close the splash pad at any time and refunds are not issued. If it's closed, the pools and the rest of the centre stay open as normal. We'll post updates at reception and on our website where possible.
It's designed for toddlers and younger children. The pad is zero-depth with no standing water, so it's a play space rather than a swimming area. Older kids are welcome, but rough play isn't.
Yes. The Splash Park is unsupervised, so a parent or carer must actively watch children at all times and stay within arm's reach. A maximum of two adults per child is permitted on the pad. Our supervision policy applies across the whole centre.
Appropriate swimwear. Toddlers and infants who aren't toilet trained must wear a waterproof swim nappy, and regular nappies aren't permitted. A rash vest and hat are a good idea as the pad is outdoors and unshaded.
The pad is flat and zero-depth, so it's open to a wide range of abilities and there are accessible changerooms in the centre. If you have specific accessibility questions, speak with our team before your visit and we'll help you plan the best experience for your family.