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Rascals Softplay

Epsom, Epsom and Ewell

Epsom town centre with its clock towerPhoto of Epsom: Oscar248, CC BY-SA 3.0

Photo of Epsom: Oscar248, CC BY-SA 3.0

Rascals Softplay is a soft play just for under 5s in Epsom town centre, upstairs in Epsom Square above the library. With no older children and no hidden corners, it suits parents of babies and toddlers who want a calmer visit, and there is a café for the grown-ups.

Highlights

  • Soft play for ages 0 to 5 only
  • Separate area for babies under 1
  • Bouncy castle and role play area
  • Café with barista coffee and fresh food
  • Whole-venue private birthday parties

Good to know

  • Booking online is cheaper than walking in
  • About 5 minutes' walk from Epsom station and bus stops
  • Each child ticket includes one adult

Getting there

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Rascals Softplay, 2nd Floor, Epsom Square, above Epsom Library, Epsom, KT19 8AGParking: Epsom Square NCP car park is on site; Ashley Centre multi-storey and Depot Road car parks are nearby.

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