Our Attractions

Our Attractions

Fun, fresh air and freedom awaits. Why not plan your adventure before you visit?

Explore our attractions to see what’s in store.

Animal Farm

Visit our much-loved furry friends at the Animal Farm. We hold daily interactive animal activities for you to get up close, touch and learn more about our fascinating animals.

Animal Activity License Number WCP00437/AEXHI

  • Animal Feed available to purchase from our Main Reception for £1.25 per bag. Subject to availability
  • Open daily from 10:30am to 4:00pm
  • Map location: Number 21

The Train

Take a trip on Arthur, our Miniature Railway for an approx. 5 minute loop with lots of things for your children to see, including miniature versions of our Animal Farm, Dinosaurs, Enchanted Forest and more!

  • £1 per ride for anyone aged 2 and above. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
  • Weekends & School Holidays: 10:30am to 4:00pm
  • Hampshire Term Time Week Days: 10:30am – 4:00pm
  • Map location: Number 22

Jumping Pillow

Look on whilst your children bounce away to their hearts’ content. Allowing your smaller visitors to enjoy the freedom and excitement of leaping in the air!

  • Please note there is a height limit of 1.32m to use this piece of equipment
  • Open daily from 10:00am to 4:00pm
  • Map location: Number 27

Splash Zone

Don’t forget to pack your swimming clothes. Let your children play in safety by walking through our water spouts, crawling through a water arc or sitting under our water umbrella.

Please note, as with all technical equipment, should any fault arise this attraction may have to close. Your safety is paramount to our visitor experience.

  • Now closed for the 2026 season.
  • Map location: Number 6

Enchanted Forest

Visit this magical forest and pay a visit to the Pixies and fairies that live here. Can you knock on their doors, is anybody in? With a host of wooden houses to explore and adventure play equipment perfect for our younger guests.

  • Open
  • Map location: Number 10

Indoor Soft Play

Great for tiny tots, soft play is an indoor area equipped with soft materials and equipment. It is a safe and fun environment, where babies and toddlers can create and develop life skills.

  • Aged 2 and under only
  • Open 10:00am – 4:00pm daily
  • Map location: Number 3

Welly Wheels

Children can get behind the wheel on little automated jeeps. Watch on as they drive themselves around and have the time of their lives spotting safari creatures on their way round our track!

  • Suitable for children aged 4 – 10 years old
  • £3 per ride for 2 laps
  • Open weekends and Hampshire school holidays from 11:00am to 4:00pm
  • Map location: Number 32

Mini Golf

Pick up your clubs and balls from the Mini Golf entrance for some friendly competition between you and your group.

  • Included within your admission fee
  • Open daily from 10:30am to 4:00pm
  • Map location: Number 16

Adventure Playground

Slide, swing or climb your way around our adventure play area. A full assortment of play equipment lies ahead including our giant zip wire.

  • Open
  • Map location: Number 23

Adventure Play Trail

Test your skills as you follow this trail around the Park, can you balance on the wobbly bridge or hang from the monkey bars?

  • Open
  • Map location: Number 7 and 11

Toddlers Play Area

Iconic buildings from The Wellington Estate to create role-play within our Toddlers Play Area alongside a sand pit and a range of other toddlers play equipment.

  • Open
  • Map location: Number 34

Dinosaur Trail

We have over 30 dinosaurs in an immersive zone with the Lost World Sound Experience! Walk back through time on your adventure.

Do you dare talk back to a dinosaur?

  • Includes sound from 9:30am to 4:00pm
  • Map location: Number 8

Pirate Ship

Ahoy there! Jump on board HMS The Duke of Wellington our pirate ship, is perfect for our swashbuckling friends.

  • Open
  • Map location: Number 20

Snakes and Ladders

Climb any of the ladders to the top of the hill to see the beautiful views of the Park. Choose from a selection of slides and enjoy the thrill as you hurtle down.

Be warned: they are fast!

  • Open
  • Map location: Number 5

Sand Pits and Water Play

Located by our Lakeside Cafe, can you manage to get the water down to the sand?

Grab a bucket and spade from our shop or bring your own. Who can make the biggest sand castle?

  • Open
  • Map location: Number 13 and 14

Sensory Play Room

Our Sensory Play Room is now open daily for our guests who may need a break from the hustle and bustle of our many attractions, this perfect ‘quiet’ zone is not like our other play areas and is the perfect space to chill out.

Please note that we ask our guests to respect this space and only use it should they need to.

  • Open daily from 10:30am – 4:00pm
  • Map location: Number 4

Antler Trail – 2.19km

Now closed for 2026 due to the deer rutting season.

The red Antler Trail leads through an area of deciduous trees with a few large scots pines, with beautiful forest flowers in the spring and fungi in the autumn. Under the pines, you will find cones which have been eaten by grey squirrels and mice. The woodland then becomes more open and includes some beautiful coppiced birch.

Small Woodland Trail – 0.85km

The yellow Small Woodland Trail is a gentle, short walk which leads off through coppiced birch, with scots pine and douglas firs scattered throughout the area.

This trail is a favourite for several species of butterflies including: speckled wood, small heath, gate keeper, comma, clouded yellow, white admiral, red admiral and green-veined whites can all be seen in this trail.

Woodland Trail – 2.27km

The blue Woodland Trail walk takes you into the beautiful Waterloo Meadow, along wooded paths, edged with bracken and briars, which provide a haven for woodland butterflies.

Along the way you will see a coniferous area of larch and scots pine with a number of large mature oaks scattered throughout.

Now closed for Rutting Season. Reopens 2026.

Lake Trail – 1.6km

The lake was created by the extraction of gravel in the 1970’s, resulting in a ‘pit’, which has been carefully landscaped and the sloping banks have been recolonised by plants. Follow the green trail where there is areas suitable for relaxing, having a lakeside picnic or bird watching.