We had a brilliant time at Jump In Slough with my kids literally bouncing off the walls. The trampoline park has loads of spring-free trampolines including angled ones on the walls and a raised area in the centre that you can launch off. Each trampoline is individual and even though it was a busy weekend day we had plenty of space.
As well as the trampolines, there were lots of other attractions that my kids loved. The balance beam is a fun challenge where you can try and knock your opponent off gladiator style. My youngest just liked leaping into the soft foam and climbing out again.
My 10 year old quickly made friends with some other kids and they had a great game of dodgeball while bouncing on trampolines too.
The slides were a big hit, my kids loved racing each other down the steep dual slide. It’s almost vertical at the top so gives that little adrenalin rush.
If your kids have a head for heights, then head to the high platform and leap down to the giant air bag. There’s also a platform that you jump down onto a trampoline and then ping onto the air bag.
Toddler Time
Little kids love to bounce too but sometimes a session with big ones around can be a bit overwhelming. Jump In run special toddler time sessions for children 5 years and under. These exclusive sessions give toddlers the run of the trampoline park.
Jump In Slough Soft Play
For the really little ones, the soft play is a great addition. Small enough so they can easily crawl or toddle up the stairs and a little wibbly wavy slide to go down. There are soft play shapes to clamber over and a few little sit on rockers too.
There’s plenty of space in the cafe area for parents to relax if your kids are old enough to play without you following them around. I also liked the addition of seats around two edges of the main trampoline park. I should have brought my book, my boys were having such a great time I could have chilled out there but be in sight of them.
Jump In is a great indoor activity for a range of ages from tots to teens and gets the thumbs up from my family.
