Billy Bobs Parlour
Billy Bob’s Parlour is an ice cream parlour with a 1950s diner and play areas near Skipton in North Yorkshire. It also has an original soda fountain and its play areas are outdoors and undercover.
What can you do at Billy Bob’s Parlour?
During busier times the play areas are for pre-booked diners only and cost £3 a child. Play is limited to one hour and your child will be given a coloured wristband. When it is less busy your kids can play without dining for £3. The entry price includes access to both areas, adults don’t need to pay to enter the play areas.
Indoors there are two covered but open-fronted play barns. One is for younger children with wooden play equipment, a toddler trike farm track, rope swings, slides and more. The second area is for older children and has some more extreme slides plus bigger rope swings.
Outdoors they have a great range of fun wooden play structures with a farm theme. This is aimed at children aged 9 and under. These include a monster truck, aeroplane, ark, fire truck, tractor and a train. You can eat from the parlour and diner indoors or outdoors. There is a great range of American-style food to choose from. Indoors you can even sit in an imported traditional American school bus. They can even host your child’s birthday party.
Important Information Billy Bobs Parlour
Is there food and drink available?
There is a Diner and ice cream parlour serving hot and cold food and drinks plus ice creams.
What are the main things to do?
Ice cream, outdoor play area, indoor play barns with slides, rope swings and more. There are toilets, an ice cream parlour and a 50’s American diner.
What are the ticket prices?
Play is limited to 1 hour and costs £3 per child regardless of when you visit.
Prices are subject to change and/or discounts online.
Is there parking?
There is free parking.
When are they open?
Billy Bob’s Parlour is open almost all year round. Please visit their website for up-to-date information.
Dog friendly?
Dogs are welcome on a lead outdoors but they are not permitted in the play areas or inside.
Are they accessible?
