Wigginton travel guide and discussion

This adventure park offers plenty of free parking, though the signs seem to direct visitors to the overflow car park initially. It has indoor and outdoor play areas, a small animal park, a sandpit, kids' tractor and trike riding areas, a magic show, and funfair rides mainly suited for children under 13. The catering was both good and reasonably priced. Our 10-month-old and 3-year-old grandchildren thoroughly enjoyed their visit.

We spent one night in the Swift Yurt, and it was absolutely amazing. From the start, the team kept in great contact, providing clear instructions, and when we arrived, we couldn’t help wishing we’d booked a longer stay. The yurt is stunning, and it’s evident the team puts a lot of effort into keeping it clean and well-cared for. There were so many thoughtful details, from hot water bottles to lovely cups. The toilets and showers were spotless and conveniently located just a short walk away. While we were there, we chatted with a few couples, one of whom shared that they’ve been coming back repeatedly—and it’s easy to see why! The location is perfect; it’s a simple walk into Wigginton or Haxby, and there’s a nearby bus stop that can take you straight into York. We’re already looking forward to returning and would be thrilled to stay in any of the pods—they all look gorgeous. Hats off to the team at The Little Hide!

We spent the day here as a family of four to celebrate my son’s 3rd birthday. The only downsides were that the toy tractors around the sand pit were quite worn out, with many missing pedals or having only one. Additionally, the animal area felt a bit sparse. That said, the food here is absolutely outstanding—easily a 10/10. The burgers were among the best we’ve ever had, and the system was efficient, so there was hardly any waiting. The food options for both adults and kids were excellent. The soft play area is phenomenal, and the play village is one of the best we’ve ever visited! Since we came on a weekday, the rides weren’t open, so we can’t comment on those, but they did look fantastic. Overall, we’ll definitely return for the soft play, the play village, and to try out the rides next time. This place was easy to find, and my boys had an amazing time!

Wow, what a bargain this place is! One price gets you so much, and honestly, they don’t overcharge like other kids' parks we've visited. The prices are very reasonable, and I usually complain about a lot of places. This one deserves a perfect ten out of ten for a great day out.

Absolutely love Webs. There’s so much to do, and my little grandson never gets bored here. I totally recommend it to anyone with children from babies up to around age 11 (though I’m 58 and love having to “accompany” my grandson!). The staff are incredibly friendly, and the food is pretty good too. They’re also very attentive when it comes to my grandson’s allergies!

I can’t believe I didn’t know about this place sooner! I traveled here today with my husband and my 4-year-old son. It was our first visit after hearing numerous recommendations from friends, family, and online reviews. I must say, we had a fantastic day. There were lots of rides to enjoy, and the indoor soft play area was excellent. I really liked the idea of paying at the door and not needing to spend more money once inside. I do wish the weather had been warmer so we could have used the splash park, which looked amazing from photos I’ve seen. There were plenty of activities throughout the day, such as magic shows, which were great. The only downside was the food policy. When booking online, I didn’t see any notice about picnics being prohibited. We only discovered this when we had already unpacked everything from our car and were about to head inside. We had to rush back to the car with all our food. While I completely understand the park’s allergy-related reasons and the effort to limit contact, which is commendable, it was still inconvenient. My son has a dairy allergy, so I had specifically packed safe food for him, only to be told we couldn’t bring it inside. It felt a bit ironic since the on-site cafe within the soft play offered foods containing milk, butter, and ice cream, which can also cause cross-contamination among children in shared spaces. Fortunately, my son’s allergy isn’t very severe, but I can see this being a bigger issue for others. We ended up having our picnic in the car and still had a lot of fun. I would, however, suggest adding some bins in the car park and perhaps a few benches, especially if this no-picnic policy stays in place. The only bin there was overflowing, so we took our rubbish home. Overall, taking the food situation out of the equation, we had a lovely time and would absolutely return. I just wanted to share our experience to help make others aware of the food policy due to allergies.

Creepy Crawlies was quite crowded on 05/01/26, but our grandkids had an amazing time. All the children got along well while playing, and even though the lines for refreshments were lengthy, the drinks and food were enjoyable.

We went on an off-peak day, but it was still quite crowded indoors since it was very cold outside. The food available was typical for play areas and priced as expected. It was okay and sufficient. [We were informed that bringing children's packed lunches wasn’t allowed, though many people seemed to be eating their own food.] The all-day booking was nice, with no time restrictions. The small animal section was lovely. The ride-on area with traffic lights and crossings was a fun touch. We appreciated that staff checked us out upon leaving the play area.

Visited on Easter bank holiday Monday with my partner and our two kids, aged 9 months and 8 years, and had an incredible time! The £50 admission fee for all of us was absolutely worth it. We especially loved that all the fairground rides were free and unlimited—usually, we spend a fortune at fairs, so this was such a refreshing change! While we skipped the soft play area because it was very busy, it’s great that it’s included in the admission price as well, which is such a good deal. My only complaint was with the food shack area; there is definitely a need for more staff. The queue was ridiculously long, taking over 30 minutes just to place an order for food and drinks. The two young workers running it were clearly overwhelmed and making mistakes with orders, which honestly made me feel bad for them. Despite that minor issue, our day was amazing, and we’re already planning to come back during the summer holidays!

Absolutely wonderful outing. We took our 4-year-old grandson who enjoyed every second, and we did as well. Theme park rides. Indoor soft play, delightful food. Animals. Outdoor play also. Truly great value for the price if you go for an entire day. They do advise against picnicking or eating in your car. That's my only negative point because, for a large family, dining there could be quite costly and inconvenient to shuttle them into the busy (which it is) car park and back.

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