Visited due to visiting friends near by and we both had energetic kids who needed energy to burn which this place offered. Even though the outside area was wet and damp, ensure your well dressed and there’s still enough the play with. Making your own den is definitely a must. The 2 zip lines were good too. The indoor play area is very natural focused and holistic which interested my 2 boys for the whole time. We booked on the science talk which was engaging. We also made use of the other activities put on by staff who were very friendly. There is a cafe that we used, good choice for kids. But there wasn’t many options for a light lunch option. I would like to return when the weather is warmer and the outside fields are drier as I am sure there’s a lot more fun.

Visited Wed 14th Feb. Never been before. From the minute you arrive at the well laid out carpark, you can see they’ve well thought out this place. It was fab. So much to do and so imaginative. The staff are wonderful. We did the family challenge and balloon car making. We adored the indoor den complete with rain, water stream and sand. So much to do outside too. The science show was great and the food on offer with the restaurant quality clay pizza oven was fab. They also make 25 flavours of ice cream on site. Can’t wait to return when its dryer and spring time so we can do more activities outside. Highly recommended.

We recently visited Williams Den after being enticed by their new Toddler sessions, and what an incredible experience it was! From the moment we pulled into the well-designed car park, it was evident that the place was crafted with care, compassion, and considerable thought. The ample parking, wide bays, and accessible parking spaces made our arrival hassle-free. The toddler session offered two engaging play sessions and use of both the indoor and outdoor fantastic facilities. As lunchtime approached, we headed to the restaurant. With a vegan and a vegetarian in our party, we often struggle to find quality food at family-friendly places. However, Williams Den exceeded our expectations. The menu had a plethora of choices, and the food turned out to be not only diverse, reasonably priced but also absolutely delicious. We arrived right at the 10 am opening and found ourselves among the last to leave. It's a testament to the captivating environment and the myriad of activities available. Don't forget to take your wellies and a change of clothes; you're in for a fantastic day. In terms of value for money Williams Den truly delivers. We left with happy hearts, full memories that will last a lifetime. Highly recommended for families seeking a delightful day out!

Love this place! 10/10 and even more so now that they are really inclusive to people with allergies. The ice cream stand ladies were exceptionally good at identifying cross contamination risks for my little one who had an epi pen for a milk allergy, and even went as far as getting brand new stock out for us. The indoor play area is fab as are the outside areas. Really impressive and the staff always happy the help. The cafe is lovely too!!!!

We visited Sunday 5th May. The weather was dry and sunny. We did wait to check this before booking tickets. Glad we did, because if it was raining it wouldn't have been as much fun as most activities are outside. Outside you have a huge sand pit with a water pump which the kids loved making a stream in the sand. You also have ziplines, tyre swings, hills and tunnels, perfect for young kids. Inside there is another water stream and we'll maintained climbing area with sand pit area again. Make sure you take spare clothes including shoes and socks. The snack bar is a waste of time. Was a bankholiday weekend so was busy, but 2 girls trying to deal with loads of orders was painful to watch. took 15minutes to wait for them to make a cup of tea and coffee. All in all, a fun place for the kids to run around. Would defo return whilst the kids are still young (7years & 3years)

I just got back from the Williams Den big campout festival, and it was amazing. From the amazing and accommodating staff at the campsite check-in to Big Andy helping out on the campsite to every single member of staff that we interacted with over the 3 days, we were an absolute credit to the place. Having been before for the day, we thought we knew what to expect, but those expectations were massively exceeded. Everything was excellent: the events, the timings, the entertainment, the camping facilities. There was nothing I could even begin to think of grumbling about. The place was packed, and the staff rushed off their feet, but they were always lovely, always had time, and were great with the kids. Had the pleasure to speak to the owners, who were so down to earth and approachable (they had been scrubbing pots in the back to help out) It's a great family-run place that we love to visit. We will be back for the campout and, no doubt, a few visits between then, too.

5* for the play and camp package. If you want luxury toilets and showers this place is maybe not for you but they are new, tidy and very clean. As described it’s more of a relaxed sort of wild camping. We chose a nice spot away from everyone else and we had so much space for the kids to play. The whole place is very clean and tidy and plenty for u day 10s to do. We would certainly camp here again .

4 families all had an excellent time at The Big Camp Out, July 19th-21st. Perfect way to start the school holidays. Everything has been carefully thought out, the timings of the events, were perfect, repeating the same schedule for the 2 days meant we could cover everything. African drumming, circus tricks, bushcraft skills and more. The indoor area was perfect during super hot times (or if it rains), the outdoor area including stick den building, zip lines, hay bales mazes kept the kids entertained. Music all weekend was excellent, Taylor Swift impersonator went down a treat, but our fave was the female saxophonist on Sunday night, incredible. Campfire songs and hilarity, before retiring to a well maintained and peaceful campsite. Facilities included wash up area, immaculate portaloos and showers with enough hooks to hang all your bits, and wash looking up into the blue sky. Food and ice creams were all delicious. Staff are incredible, and it's clear to see that everyone loves working there and being part of the team. 6 adults and 4 kids absolutely loved this beautiful place, great vibe, family owned and well thought out in every aspect. Can't fault it, and will be back next year! Thanks WD!

Great day out, spoiled by two things. adult entry fee £12.70(inc booking fee) I think is extortionate, considering all you can do really is watch your children. The other is the price of the café £13 for a pizza for example, if feeding a family the cost would be very high.

We took our 2 grandsons (3 & 8) this weekend and chose the ‘Pitch Up & Play’. We stayed for 2 nights. The camp site was well maintained, with plenty of space! We arrived at 6pm on Friday and had hoped to take the kids for pizza on site only to discover it’s only open until 5pm.. so we popped out to the local pizza takeaway! Unfortunately the onsite camping facilities proved challenging with children. The toilets were portaloo’s which are really small when trying to navigate with a child in tow! The shower experience was the toughest part.. managed to get the water to run warm get the kids all lathered up with shampoo and the water went cold! Tried another cubicle but still no hot water.. So I ended up with 2 crying children and tensions ran high for a while.. We went in the play park from 10am Saturday morning and left at 5pm! The kids had a lovely time (so did we)! It’s definitely a place for kids and adults to use their imagination, make up games and keep active! There’s lots of activities through the day and the kids enjoyed the water gun games, the welly wanging, the treasure hunt and jumping around the hay bales! The indoor area gave us adults chance to grab a coffee and cool off in the shade while the kids played with other children! Food & drinks was expensive and as we were camping on a site without any electric on two really hot days we were not prepared with pack up, so we did buy food there for lunch which delicious but was expensive (£45 for chicken flatbread, pizza and two children’s meals). I would recommend taking a pack up if you are there for the day or have coolers if camping! Overall we had a wonderful two days and we all came back exhausted but there are cheaper options for similar experiences.