Decided to go to knockhatch as a treat for my grandson before he starts Big School. It's a fab day out with a good reasonable price. The sun was shining and all started of well. I would of given a 5* if a member of start had a decent attitude. It's the 2nd time in 4 weeks that this member of staff was rude not only to us but to another family. The incident could of been dealt with more professionally, not by belittling this guy in front of his Wife and kids. And my grandson and his grandad were behind him. My daughter intervened as it was her son in the queue. Who is autistic. She came over to my daughter and an argument started. The manager/ director was also called. Who threatened to throw us out the park. While the other person was grinning and smirking. There's a few things that need to be sorted. Firstly the toilets are disgusting, no loo rolls. The Eateries are good and reasonably priced. The addition of the castle is fantastic. ( few more benches needed. ) All in all we had a lovely day. Apart from a certain member of staff who needs to go back to CHARM School ).

what a great family day out, two boys aged 7 years and 4 years. So much to do and something of interest for everyone involved. We spent over four hours here and that was without going on the boating lake, tree walk, go karts and water slides, as boys don't like water or heights. Food is below average so picnic advised. would definitely recommend.

Knock hatch is always amazing. Suits all ages anytime of year.

Well worth a visit, plenty for kids to enjoy

There is lots to do inside and out, such as drop slides, water slides, soft play, playgrounds, (the castle is fantastic), jumping pillows, crazy golf, animal displays, animals, barrel pulled by quad bike ride, a couple of rides for little children, simulator, zip wire, rowing on the lake, inflated ring slide and paddling pool included in the price.

Things which cost extra include climbing wall, high ropes, go karts, bungee trampoline and couple of smaller things.

Several places to get food. Mainly fast food types. Not many of their food outlets do decaff coffee.

We usually take a picnic (we are members), and buy a treat or two. Food is fairly reasonably priced.

Parking is plentiful in summer months but a bit difficult if busy in the winter as overflow gets too wet. But we have always found suitable parking.

Staff usually friendly and helpful.

I find that there is not any seating at pirate cove and standing for an hour is not desirable especially in yesterdays heat, naturally as it was so hot, the area was also very busy. I realise I could have sat on the floor but did not wish to do so.

The other thing I would like to see are lockers. As a single parent I often come on my own with my daughter. She likes me to go on things with her which means leaving stuff unattended. This is not ideal.

Great place... Lots to do and very reasonable prices!!

Very friendly and helpful staff very good for the children great day had by all thanks

Great for families and childee

The park opens at 10.30am.

There is ample parking on site which is free.

We arrived at around 11am and had purchased tickets on line to make the entry a little faster. (Also we got 20% off booking on line). There wasn’t a line for “pre-booked tickets” Which I found frustrating. The line was long but moved reasonably quickly though.

It’s worth baring in mind that there are extras you can pay for at the kiosk. Such as bungee trampolines, animal feed and high rope walks. Inside they take cards at the shops and I didn’t need any cash.

The park is clean and well presented, staff are friendly and helpful.

There are various places to eat and ample picnic areas too.

There was a huge issue with wasps! Perhaps some insect repellent would be a good call before you start your day?! The park are clearly aware though as they have traps up to catch the wasps-so they are trying to manage this issue.

The castle play areas is, to use my kids words, “EPIC!!!”. Even I was impressed and went to explore the turrets and to find the dragon.

Kids loved seeing all of the hungry carp in the boating lake.

The paddling pool area is small but was enjoyed by all the kids. There is limited seating around the area for the adults.

The indoor Dinosaurs Adventure was great-but “some” children were turned away for wearing shorts. Although others were not. We had to purchase a pair of Jogging bottoms for one child in our party for £5, which was a little unfair as two others in our group had shorts on! (The reasoning behind the long trousers is to prevent friction burns from the large slides-so it’s fare enough but they should be consistent in the rules and there were not!) The kids had so much fun in this area. But it gets super hot so bare that in mind.

The sand pit play area was excellent and clean also.

The water slide was brilliant and clothes don’t get too wet which is a bonus if it’s chilly!

The children loved every minute of their time and it was money well spent. I think the prices are fare and the option to leave picnics in your car to collect later is really helpful.

We have been several times as there’s plenty for all ages to enjoy. We will definitely go back again.

You should go, I don’t think you’ll regret it!

Lovely day out with the family!

A massive overhaul to the 'playground' - the castle looks magnificent. Loads for kids to get their teeth stuck into.. loads of variety, the animals is somewhat lacking though.<br><br>Cannon area needs some repair as a lot of the cannons were not working.<br><br>Froggies is as indoor soft play as you can get, large area for the bigger kids and a quaint area for the little ones, plenty of seating indoor and out, indoor restaurant/cafeteria, prices are somewhat expensive in the entire park £2.00 for a bottle of drink coffeee tea etc my advice as a parent, take your own drink and food.<br><br>The new dino land is also quite a feature but charging £2.00 to sit on a dinosaur is a bit excessive. Large overhead rope bridges and slides is impressive though, with a range of 4 or 5 slides.<br><br>Water ski slide, a solid plastic sled that skims you across the water at the bottom, is awesome for adult and children.<br><br>Trampoline pillows, bit dirty and could do with a clean but loved by majority of children, beware these pillows get very hot in hot weather.<br><br>Outdoor water area (Pirate Cove) needs a serious overhaul, the area is ridiculously small and overcrowded (in hot weather) the water becomes murky and brown.<br><br>Plenty, and I mean plenty for the family to enjoy, my only criticisms would be the cost of the extras, go-karting, bungee trampoline, rock-climbing etc and the outdoor water area.

Lots of different things to do for small children to teens. Good day out. We spent 5 hours with my grandson.

Great day out with the family

Great value for money

This place is fantastic place to take children ages 5 to 75 yrs. There is plenty to do . Needs several hours to do all the activities. There is food available.

A brilliant day out with the kids, well worth a visit. We will definitely be coming back again this summer. My kids loved the new adventure castle and boating lake. Inflatibal pillows, slides and indoor ball shooting area were all throughly enjoyed. I would advise bringing picnic as food there is OK, not great. Only downside were wasps trying to join in our lunch.

TESCO 3:1 scheme made it a very reasonable day out for 4! Under £20 for all of us

Took my nephews here (6 and 4) with my sister, and they absolutely LOVED it. It's all about the kids so honestly there isn't much for parents to do if their kids want to play on their own. But for those with less independent kids or if you're not there with other adults, the large majority of play areas are big enough for you to get involved anyway!<br><br>The park has so many attractions that you really can't do it all in a day; in my mind it's like a mini theme park (without the rollercoasters) as its themed in different areas and there is so much to see and do.<br><br>My sister has now invested in a years pass as they loved it so much and the value for money on the pass if you're local is very good.<br><br>I'd thoroughly recommend a visit (there is stuff even for older kids up to age 16/17 like high ropes).

Lots to do staff great

Busy so definitley recommend going to the furthest first, we arrived an hour after opening and the queue was huge although it went down very quickly, staff were friendly and happy to help. The main disappointment was the queuing around d the park, yes to be expected but 30 mins for tickets to high ropes then almost 2 hours to actually queue for the high ropes. We missed alot out. The castle is amazing. Lovely to look at. Abit swampy around that area though, animals were cute and were friendly enough to feed. All in all a great day and would have been better if my kids behaved lol

Knockhatch is like a mini zoo! It has lots of unique animals to look at and lots of rides to go on too.

Not been here for a few years, but decided to take my grandchildren for the day. I wasn’t disappointed. The children were happy throughout. (Although not 100% on the circus!!) I liked the variety of things to do, from activities, to the animals. There were lots of people checking on safety of the children, which I thought was good. Will definitely be returning.

Great day out for kids. Loads of activities. Take a picnic, food options are limited.

Would be good if around the crazy golf was tarmac so wheelchair users could have a play. But generally a lovely tidy place a few more wasp catchers around eating areas would be good. Beautiful animals

Great fun for kids, rides, animals, loads of things to climb on and explore. Indoor play areas for wet days too.<br>Food available on site but recommend to bring a picnic.<br>Oh and on hot days there is a little pool too!

Great day out for the WHOLE family, sad that they took away lazer quest. Great place tho, the staff get annoyed when you sit around a few minutes after closing time, so do them a favour and leave on time.