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Kids' play equipment including slides & swings, treehouses, bridges, rock pools & sand pits.
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Reviews — 8
Kids loved it and want to go everyday.
Smaller kids section with rope bridges, sand and water features next to the cafe.
Further along higher rope bridges and tree houses for older kids.
Smaller kids section with rope bridges, sand and water features next to the cafe.
Further along higher rope bridges and tree houses for older kids.
Excellent place to let kids run off steam! Remember theres an area for kids of all ages to run around and play with water and sand. Then the other bit is for older kids, adventure playground style climbing.
Tumbling Bay Playground is a fantastic outdoor play area nestled within Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. It offers a wide range of adventurous play equipment, including climbing frames, slides, and water play features, all set amidst natural surroundings. The playground's design encourages active play and exploration, making it ideal for children of all ages. Parents appreciate the safety measures and shaded seating areas provided. Tumbling Bay Playground provides a joyful and memorable experience for families, combining fun and relaxation in a beautiful park setting.
Great playground, amazing design! could do with one or two more swings, as there is only one and usually a queue, but unfortunately there is not sufficient space allocated to playgrounds in London in general
Yeah it's nice. Bit overrated due to the location. With little kids, an hour was more than enough to keep them busy. Decent atmosphere while there. Local food and drink is overpriced, but it is gentrified Stratford so to be expected.
It has 4 water fountains and quite a few sandy areas. Very sturdy climbing frames and slides. Excellent recreation area for the whole family. Nearby coffee shop is quite good.
Great playground, in two parts. One for younger kids has lots of sand and water features, and a big wooden bridge and a slide. There's a cafe and toilets. The other part is for older kids (though my five year old loved it too). The climbing frame is actually quite challenging but my kids (10/7/5) really enjoyed it. There's also the Olympic rings right next to it that are worth a look and the kids loved the open space too. (The pictures are all from the older kids bit)
