Lets Explore
Horley, Reigate and Banstead
Photo of Horley: Arriva436, CC BY 3.0Photo of Horley: Arriva436, CC BY 3.0
An indoor soft play centre in Horley for children up to 10, with separate areas for babies, toddlers and older children. The main frame has three themed levels, under the sea, jungle and space, and there is a café for adults.
Highlights
- Three themed play levels for children aged 3 and over
- Baby zone with sensory features
- Toddler Corner for under 3s
- Café for grown-ups
Good to know
- Sessions are pre-booked online
- Socks must be worn at all times
- Children must play in the zone for their age
Getting there
Lets Explore, 59 to 61 Brighton Road, Horley, Surrey, RH6 7HJParking: Free on-site parking, first come first served; register your number plate at reception. At busy times you may need to park on nearby roads.
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