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Exmouth Fun Park overview
Exmouth Fun park is an adventure playground with boats, fairground rides and radio-controlled vehicles.
The fun park was established in 1950, and is located in over 4 acres. Attractions range ...
from bouncy castles and trampolines to train rides and quad bikes. Exmouth Fun Park also has one of the oldest train rides in the whole country There are also water walkers which are basically giant hamster balls which will test your coordination to the limit! Exmouth Fun Parks facilities include a well stocked cafe with high chairs, toilets on site with baby changing and plenty of car parking nearby. The beach is also just across the road so you can really have a day out here.
pedalo and bouncy castle action, with a sea view
25 Aug 2010
Visited with: Child
Just on the seafront you'll find this fun park, which operates on a pay-for-what-you-play basis.
Firstly there's the pedalo mini lake just inside the entrance, and you can try remote control boats, too.
The grass area has bouncy castles and trampolines, and a mini train ride, too. It's set out quite nicely and it's spacious - though it was May when we visited, and not too many people around. I imagine it gets pretty chaotic in peak season.
There is also a soft play area with climbing and a ball pit for younger toddlers.
The kiosk where you pay doubles as an ice cream shop, and beach store, selling swimming aids, buckets and spades and usual seaside stuff.
You can pay a small price per child to enter the inner bit of the park, which has seating and picnic areas, a large slide, climbing equipment, and you can order refreshments here, such as coffees, ice creams, and light snacks (we took our own, and just bought ice creams).
Parking is on the seafront and you pay on a meter but if you find the right stretch of seafront it's free at certain times, so do check the restrictions.
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