Amazon Adventure
Bells Yew Green, near Tunbridge Wells, High Weald
Image: Amazon AdventureAmazon Adventure is a jungle-themed soft play run by Drusillas Park, at Bells Yew Green about 3 miles south of Tunbridge Wells and opposite Frant station. Its multi-level play jungle is split into areas by age for children up to 12, and a café serves hot and cold food.
Highlights
- Multi-tiered soft play jungle with swinging, sliding and climbing
- Play areas separated by age for children up to 12
- Super Saver late-afternoon sessions at 20% off
- Amazon café with hot food and coffee
- Annual membership includes free Drusillas Park tickets
Good to know
- Booking online is strongly advised; walk-ins are not guaranteed entry
- The site is cashless, including the café
- Only food and drink bought on site may be eaten there, apart from baby food
- Frant railway station is a one-minute walk away
Getting there
Amazon Adventure, Units 2 and 3, Business Court, Bells Yew Green, Tunbridge Wells, TN3 9BJParking: Free car park, subject to availability, so arrive about 5 minutes before your session. There is free street parking nearby and a pay car park at Frant station opposite.
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