Treasure Chest Indoor Play
Crawley, West Sussex
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Treasure Chest is a family-owned soft play centre near Manor Royal in Crawley, open since 2010, with separate zones for babies, toddlers and children up to 11. Sessions are pre-booked and last 90 minutes, and there are themed party rooms and a café for the adults.
Highlights
- Separate baby, toddler and main play frame areas
- Pic-n-Mix mornings on Monday, Wednesday and Friday in term time, with a free lunchbox for over 1s
- Play and Eat option adds a children's meal and squash for £1
- Monthly SEN evenings
- Soft play, laser and bear-making parties
Good to know
- Every session must be booked online in advance, and bookings cannot be refunded
- Strict maximum age of 11 on the play frame; 12 to 17-year-olds may only watch
- Everyone on the play frame must wear socks
- Under 5s must have an adult with them on the main frame
Getting there
Treasure Chest Indoor Play, Unit 1, The Faraday Centre, Faraday Road, Crawley, RH10 9PXParking: Free on-site parking for 34 cars in bays marked TC, so come in one car if you can. Overflow parking is on Faraday Road and Kelvin Way.
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