Silvermere Softplay
Dorking, Mole Valley
Image: Silvermere SoftplaySilvermere Softplay is a three-floor soft play in Dorking's Meadowbank Park for children up to 11, with separate pre-school sessions for under 5s. A café next door serves homemade food and local coffee, and the centre puts a strong focus on inclusive play.
Highlights
- Three-floor play structure with rope swings, wavy slides, scramble nets and ball pools
- Spinning Dizzy Disc, Stepping Stone Zone, Spider Web Challenge and Mirrored Prism Run
- Pre-school sessions with bumpy slides, ball pools and LED light tubes
- SEN-only sessions with a zen den
- Café with homemade, locally sourced food
Good to know
- All soft play sessions are 90 minutes
- The café welcomes well-behaved dogs
- Play camps run in some school holidays
- A Buy and Bank scheme lets visitors fund free entry for local families
Getting there
Silvermere Softplay, Mill Lane, Meadowbank Park, Dorking, RH4 1DXParking: No on-site parking; St Martins Walk car park is about 3 minutes' walk away.
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