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Camelot Play Castle (Rotherham)Newest Review: ... be twilight. In with all this there is a small reception and kitchen where you can but drinks and reasonably priced food. Half the large hall holds a play structure that is all very safe, with a ball pool, swing balls and soft shapes on the lower level and more fun on the top like punch bags to tackle through a wavy slide and then on a sort of mezzanine level right at the top there is a ... more |
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by - written on 22/10/08 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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Camelot is a soft play centre set as an enchanting castle with dragons and knights and princess. Camelot is in am old church that has been modernised for this purpose while still retaining many original features like beams and arched window's (unfortunately replaced with UPVC but better than they could have been) . The whole room is painted in one large mural of a castle with fire breathing flying dragons, even the ceiling is the, painted a rich blue with silver stars. there is the sun setting on the main back wall so it must be twilight. In with all this there is a small reception and kitchen where you can but drinks and reasonably priced food. Half the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 02/10/08 (Very useful, 178 readings)
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A small converted church makes this lovely little play centre quite the place to take your kids for a fun play session. I had some trouble finding it at first, it's now basically buried in an industrial estate and there is little suburban signs to be found, still, we found it reasonably quickly and parked. There were two other cars in the tiny lot, a friends and the owners, no one else was there. I'd looked at the website before visiting, looking for certain facilities to ensure our visit was worthwhile. In the photographs on the website we saw lovely child friendly murals depicting a medievel scene with knights, maidens and castles to be found ... Read the complete review

