Cherry Hinton Hall

What's there?

There are two paddling pools - one in the shade and a little bit shallower than the other. There is rope climbing frame with a hammock to lie on for a rest. There are swings suitable for children with physical disabilities and a roundabout that can take a wheelchair. There is a zip wire and a little slide built into a hill. There is an enclosed toddler area and a tennis court. On the other side of the park there are stepping stones across a stream or a bridge for the less brave! There is a natural play area with sand and logs. The whole park is set in a big grassy area with lots of trees.

What else do I need to know?

• There is a small car park at the main entrance.

• There are toilets available in the park.

• There is usually an ice cream van on site.

We like it because.....

I like the climbing frame because it has got a hammock. The gap to the hammock is big so it is hard to get on to it. The stepping stones are wet and slippery because they are under water. It is not very deep water.

There is a big rope climbing frame with a hammock to lie in but there is a big gap so you may slide off. It has a big, round pool. It is not very deep and there is a shallower one and it is in the shade. There is a really hard see-saw. You have to lie down on it and push with your legs to move up and down. It is really fun to do. It has a big sand area. There are tall wooden poles to climb up and there are small ones to step across.

Verdict

This is a good park. 8/10