Crow Nest Park Adventure Playground is currently open on a Saturday for 2 sessions, from 13:30-15:00 and 15:30-17:00 for all children, young people and families. Sessions no longer require booking and will run as open access for each hour and a half session. Sign in stations will be at the gate upon entry so please ensure you have signed in for each session :)
Please be aware that the later sessi
on on a Saturday (15:30-17:00) does include more children and young people aged 8 years plus who attend without a parent/carer so the sessions runs slightly differently with more opportunity for independent free play. Families are still more than welcome to attend this session, we just ask parents to please be mindful of the Playground Promises, specifically “we ask that all parents in attendance at the playground please respect these rules and don't interfere with children's free play opportunities”. However, if you do have any issues, please speak to a member of the staff team. Youth Club:
The playground also runs a Youth club on a Tuesday evening from 16:00-17:30 for 8-12 year olds and 17:30-19:00 for 13-18 year olds, places are limited but pre-booking is not necessary. We are now asking for all children and young people who attend the adventure playground to please complete a registration form, please follow the link below to complete for your child/ young person (over 13s can complete by themselves):
https://my.kirklees.gov.uk/service/Learning_and_Early_Support___Register_your_details_for_the_Crow_Nest_Park_Adventure_Playground
Crow Nest Park Adventure Playground is:
- FREE to enter
- FREE to play with what you like
- available for all ages 0-19 (up to 25 years with additional needs)
- a place to enjoy exciting outdoor play
Staffing at the Playground:
The adventure playground is staffed by an experienced and dedicated team. Children learn countless skills through play, so our workers encourage children to make their own decisions and take risks, safe in the knowledge that help is at hand when they need it. We let children make their own choices about what they want to do and how they want to do it. This motivates them to become independent and boosts their confidence.
