Hobbledown
Hobbledown describes itself as ‘a mystical farm park adventure’. Its a combination of animals and fantastic naturally built play areas like no other you are likely to have seen. Hobbledown is a book and the adventure park is set around the theme of the book with adventurous and challenging play areas, housed within beautiful and quirky wooden play structures. Its primarily targets children between the ages of 2 and 13 years. There is so much to do here that listing it would be too lengthy so best to check out the pictures and their website.
Where/When?
It in Epsom which is about 50mins from Marlow (on a good M25 day!) Hobbledown, Horton Lane, Horton, KT19 8PT [see map]
Its open from 28th March until 2nd November
How much?
Under 2s are free. Children 2+ £10.90 off peak, £13.50 peak. Adults £9.90 off peak and £12.50 peak. Concessions apply as well as a reduced price after 3pm [read more about their pricing]
The MarlowMum’s verdict: we absolutely LOVE Hobbledown. Yes it’s a bit of trek getting there but in our opinion, it’s up there with the best family days to be had.
Contact/More information
W / website
P / 0843 289 4979
FB / www.facebook.com/Hobbledownuk
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