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Indoor/Outdoor Playgrounds
Princess Diana Playground, Kensington Gardens
This is the first of a series of playgrounds to be built across the country in memorial to the late Princess. Made out of wood, the playground is a complete adventure-zone for all kids, especially as it's fully accessible to the disabled. The area has the theme of Peter Pan, in honor of J M Barrie, the author of the children's story, who funded the original site. There are six play areas, including an Indian village, a mermaid's fountain and a huge wooden pirate ship complete with a mast and canon hatches. Right next door is a café offering relief for weary parents.
Address: Kensington Gardens, W2 2UH
Tel: 020 7 298 2117
Open: Summer: 10am - 6:45pm, Winter: 10am - 5:45pm
Admission: Free
Disabled facilities: Accessible to disabled children
For more information, go to: www.royalparks.gov.uk
Adventure Playground at Battersea Park
For more information, go to: www.batterseapark.org
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Adventure Playground at Battersea Park
Tel. 8871-7539.
See website for opening hours: www.batterseapark.org
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Gambado
Indoor play centre opening in Chelsea at the end of May, at 7 Station Court on Townmead Road SW6. 10yrs and under, 7-days a week. Arts and crafts, trampolones, carousel, sports walls, also a birthday party venue.
Tel. 0870 0273 705
www.gambado.com
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