Freestyle Trampoline Park Kirkby
BEST FOR
Ages 1+
ENTRY
from £6.95
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
Kirkby In Ashfield
What it’s like
Over 90 interconnected trampolines, a 40ft airbag and ten climbing walls under one roof in Kirkby.
The main court is 90-plus interconnected trampolines, and once your kids clock the 40ft airbag they'll be aiming for it all session. There's Battle Beams and Reaction Walls to argue over, basketball hoops, and inflatables with a slide if pure bouncing gets boring after twenty minutes. Ten climbing walls run separately from the trampoline court, each session 30 minutes, though you'll want to allow closer to 50 once you've counted arrival, harness fitting and getting the thing off again.
Little ones get a three-storey soft play area, included in your ticket, though it's worth knowing the site is upfront that staff don't supervise it, so height limits and general safety are down to you. Under 4s need an adult with them on the trampoline court itself, and under 12s need a parent or guardian on site throughout. Everyone signs a waiver before they jump, but it only takes once a year since it's kept on file.
Open Jump starts at £6.95, or you can combo it with the climbing wall for £18.90 if you book both for the same day. Grip socks are compulsory at £2.95 if you haven't kept a pair from last time. Booking online isn't required but the site is honest that weekends and holidays sell out, so turning up on spec is a gamble.
There's a proper café on site doing hot food and light bites, though the kitchen shuts an hour before the park does. Outside food isn't allowed in, birthday cakes aside, which matters if you've got a fussy eater. Parking's free with a decent-sized car park and an overflow one for busy weekends, plus blue badge spaces if you need them.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- From walking age for soft play; climbing wall needs kids 4 and up
- Booking
- Online recommended. Weekends and school holidays often sell out in advance
- Parking
- Large private car park with free parking
- Food
- Large café serving hot and cold drinks, freshly cooked meals, treats and light bites
- Picnics
- Outside food and drinks not allowed in café except birthday party cakes
- Weight limit is 18.5 stone for anyone jumping, for safety reasons
- Kitchen closes an hour before the park does, so eat before you're starving
- Lockers are free with a 4-digit code, but it's stuff-at-your-own-risk
- Late arrivals who miss the safety briefing may get rescheduled with no refund
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
Open Jump is £6.95. If you want the climbing wall too, the combo is £18.90 booked for the same day.
Do we need to book ahead?
Not compulsory, but weekends and school holidays often sell out, so walking up is a bit of a risk then.
Is it OK for a toddler?
There's soft play for little ones from walking age, but staff don't supervise it so you'll want to keep an eye on height limits yourself. Under 4s also need an adult with them on the trampoline court.
What age can climb the walls?
Four and up, and 4 to 6 year olds need a competent adult with them the whole time.
Do I need to sign anything?
Everyone needs a signed waiver before jumping, parents sign for under 16s. It's valid for a year once done.
What about grip socks?
They're compulsory on the trampolines, £2.95 if you haven't got a pair from before, and you keep them for next time.
Is there parking?
Free parking in a large car park, with blue badge spaces and an overflow car park on busy weekends.
Can we bring our own food?
No, outside food and drink isn't allowed in the café, except birthday cakes. The café can cater for allergies though.
How early should we arrive?
There's a mandatory safety briefing, so get there 30 minutes before your session. Turn up too late and you might get rescheduled.
Do they do birthday parties?
Yes, birthday parties are on offer and you're allowed to bring your own cake for one.
Experiences
Airbag
Gigantic 40ft airbag to launch and jump into.
Battle Beams
Elevated beams where jumpers challenge each other as a gladiator.
Highstyle Climbing Wall
ages 4+10 climbing walls with an automatic belay system; children must be aged 4+, ages 4-6 require supervision by an adult over 16.
Reaction Walls
Wall-mounted activity to compete against friends.
Also on site
Freestyle Café
On-site café serving light bites, coffee and drinks with viewing access of the arena.
Snooker Darts & Pool
Snooker, darts and pool available to play.
Areas to explore
Softplay Area
indoorsThree-storey soft play paradise area for younger children, included in ticket price; not supervised by staff.
Rides
Trampolines
thrill 3/590+ interconnected trampolines and activities in the main arena.
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