The Lighthouse Soft Play
Worthing, West Sussex
Photo of Worthing: The wub, CC BY-SA 4.0Photo of Worthing: The wub, CC BY-SA 4.0
The Lighthouse is a community soft play at Offington Park Methodist Church in Worthing, with a three-level seaside-themed frame. It is staffed by volunteers and has a community café, making it a friendly, low-key option for young families midweek.
Highlights
- Three-level seaside-themed soft play
- Transparent climbing wall and infinity mirror
- Hanging snakes and an interactive gaming screen
- Community café with coffee, cake and savoury snacks
- Parties on Saturdays
Good to know
- Open in term time, Wednesday to Friday only
- Book a 90-minute session online
- Adults must supervise children at all times
- For sat nav, use BN14 7RX
Getting there
The Lighthouse Soft Play, Offington Park Methodist Church, South Farm Road, Worthing, BN14 7TN
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