The Jungle, Quex Park Birchington

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Open Tuesday - Thursday 9am - 3.30pm, Friday - Sunday 9am - 4pm

The Jungle is a popular all-year-round destination for young families, with indoor and outdoor attractions, party space and seasonal events.

It's been designed to ensure every age group has their own safe and exciting space to play, including Baby Area, (0-1 years) Little Lions, (1-4 years) Footy Fans (all ages) and the Main Frame. (4-12 years)

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Play Sessions

Morning 9.30 am to 12.30 pm

Afternoon 1.30 pm to 4.30 pm

Child Entry Ticket £5.50
Adult Ticket £1.50
All adults are required to purchase a ticket as attendance counts towards maximum capacity
Under 1 (Babies non walking)
1.50
Babies who will not be using soft play frames have access to the dedicated 0-1 year area. All attendees count towards our maximum capacity.

Address

The Jungle at Quex Quex Park, Park Lane, Birchington
CT7 0BH

Contact

info@thejunglequexpark.co.uk 01843 846305

Links

Website

Opening Times

See Facebook page for up-to-date opening times

Free car parking

Play Area

Restaurant / Cafe / Tea shop

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