Woodlands Family Theme Park, Dartmouth

Name: Woodlands Family Theme Park
Address: Woodlands Leisure Park, Blackawton, Dartmouth, United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 1803 712598

#2 among attractions in Dartmouth

Amusement, Theme park, Amusement park

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Nestled in the picturesque countryside of Dartmouth, United Kingdom, Woodlands Family Theme Park offers an exhilarating escape for families seeking adventure and fun. As an amusement park deeply rooted in England's green and pleasant land, Woodlands provides a diverse array of attractions that cater to all ages, making it an ideal destination for a day out with the kids.

The park boasts a multitude of rides, ranging from thrilling roller coasters for adrenaline junkies to gentle carousels for the little ones. Visitors can scream with delight on the high-speed water coasters or enjoy a more sedate experience on the park's scenic train ride, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding woodland.

One of the highlights of Woodlands is its unique blend of indoor and outdoor play areas. Regardless of the weather, children can explore the extensive indoor play zones, including soft play areas and ball pools, or they can climb, swing, and slide to their hearts' content in the adventure playgrounds set amidst the natural beauty of the park.

For animal lovers, Woodlands Family Theme Park does not disappoint. The park is home to a charming zoo-farm where guests can get up close and personal with a variety of farm animals and exotic species. Interactive experiences, such as animal feeding and petting sessions, provide an educational twist to the visit, delighting both children and adults alike.

Seasonal events are a staple at Woodlands, with special activities and themed entertainment ensuring that the park offers a fresh experience with each visit. From spooky Halloween festivities to enchanting Christmas celebrations, the park knows how to keep the magic alive all year round.

Practical amenities such as ample parking, a selection of eateries serving a variety of food options, and picnic areas for those who prefer to bring their own meals, make the logistics of a family outing hassle-free. Additionally, the park offers disability access and baby changing facilities, ensuring that all guests can enjoy their visit comfortably.

Opened: 1989 (35 years ago)Season: March - NovemberTotal rides: 16Water rides: 3Coordinates: 50°21'18"N, 3°40'22"W

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Woodlands Leisure Park, BlackawtonDartmouth United Kingdom

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+44 1803 712598

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