Theme park

Absolutely amazing value for money. Rides suitable for all ages. At least two decent rollercoasters for children over 0.9m, and bigger rollercoasters for older children and adults. Lots and lots of other rides for people of all ages including toddlers. Two gauges of miniature railway go around the park. A chair lift runs the length of the park as well. High adrenaline rides and relaxing rides available and everything in between. High quality entertainment was available throughout the day, including a sea lion show and a circus. Staff on all rides were very friendly and the atmosphere was wonderful. We stayed 10am-5pm and time flew by.

The sewn Red Ensign I ordered has the Union Flag in the corner of one side upside down. The company will not respond to my complaint.

Recommended place for children to have fun and few hours of day out. Safe and cafe available for drinks and food. Friendly staff at cafe to serve. Recommended place.

Really enjoyed the trip here, reasonable prices and a good selection of rides for the size of the park.Really liked that the kids could get wristbands while us adults could just get cards and pay for what we wanted.The only thing it needs is a covered area for us adults to sit down and have a brew while the kids crack on.

It's a small theme park with 100 years old roller coaster, which is really amazing.It is the best attraction for the young crowds to have fun here.There are entry fees for it, and you can have full day fun if you are looking for a theme park but not a grand one.Opposite to it is a very peaceful beach with benches provided to sit and relax. If you are at this very place in early hours, you can relax yourself with the melodious wave sounds.

This was our first visit to Hobbledown Heath having been members at Hobbledown Epsom for a year. We managed to get in for free as there is an offer for the whole of August where you just pay for the parking (£1 per hour).The feel is very similar to the Epsom site with the usual features of climbing frames, soft play, animals and bouncy air and water cushions.Lots of extras too including zorbs and archery and in addition just outside the site (operated by a different company) - Dinosaur Crazy Golf and Zip Lining.The main difference was the outstanding softplay area which was enormous and all easily accessible (and enjoyed) by adults as well as the kids. Much better than the Epsom version and on our visit, fairly quiet and not too crowded. We found a table for our things with ease and enjoyed a good hour or so on the equipment.We went on a very hot day so found it hard going outside but that said the play areas are excellent as they are at Epsom but sadly no sign of the collectible 'gems' that are scattered at the Epsom site. Perhaps these will be introduced on the future.On a random note, if you happen to love aviation and planes (like me) then you will be treated to all of Heathrow's incomings or outgoings at very close quarters! I've included some of the planes in the photos!We will definitely visit again, it is just a shame that we need to drive 1hr 20mins to get there.

Loved it

Kids had a great time.

From my opinion it’s overpriced and not a great use of space with lack of seating

Disappointing in comparison to previous years. Attractions and actors are still good, however it seems greed has taken precendent as the sheer number of tickets sold meant that the queues were huge once inside. We arrived dead on 6pm and only managed 2 attractions and 2 quick pints (which we then took to queue) in 4 1/2 hours. In previous years we managed to get into 90% of attractions within the same timeframe: on the same day in the month and for less entrance fee. While I'd still potentially recommend it, I wouldn't return next year if I suspect the same greed causing the same huge queues, simply would not be worth the entrance fee.