Stockeld Park

Stockeld Park

Stockeld Park is a large family attraction near Wetherby, North Yorkshire. It is open every weekend (with some exceptions between major seasons) as well as during all the local area’s half terms and school holidays. What you can do there varies entirely based on the season you visit from character-filled Spring or Summer festival entertainment events to Spooky Halloween vibes or wholesome holiday illuminations.

At Stockeld there is a large maze that took us around 50 minutes to complete, one of the best we’ve been in with plenty to find along the way. All year round, there is Farmer Foster’s barnyard, which is an outdoor playground. The enchanted forest is a long trail through the woodland with 5 individually themed adventure playgrounds along the way, plus many wonderful, enchanted-themed surprises. For fans of indoor play “The Playhive” is a massive 20,000-square-foot indoor play area and one of the biggest indoor play areas in Europe. It has four themes: space, air, sea and jungle. Built with both small and tall guests in mind even adults can adventure around the space packed full of amazing and imaginative things to play on and interact with. It really has to be seen to be believed.

In the summer, they have inflatables including 2 slides, a jumping pillow and assault course as well as pedal go-karts to get involved with. Inside the huge marquee there are mini tractors and construction vehicles for the smaller guests and Minigolf for everyone! They also have the Buccaneer boats on the Forest Lake at £6.50 extra per boat.

In the colder months, ice skating takes over the marquee accompanied by music and disco lights. In the winter Santa comes to visit and Stockeld have a parade in his honour on the opening weekend. Then his Grotto is open and in full swing for all guests naughty or (preferably) nice to visit him. At nighttime both the maze and the enchanted forest are lit up with thousands of pretty lights, music and lighting installations to really bring the festive feel to the darker days.

Important Information Stockeld Park

Is there food and drink available?

There is Woodlands Cafe on-site selling hot and cold drinks and cold food. The Playhive Pizzeria, true to its name serves up delicious hot pizzas as well as plenty of other options for hot food. There are a multitude of benches around the site that guests are welcome to picnic outside and Gretel’s cabin hallway around the forest loop serving food and drinks.

What are the main things to do?

Huge indoor imaginative play space, a large maze, train ride through the forest, plenty of adventure playgrounds, themed trail with plenty of wonderful things to find.

What are the ticket prices?

Prices vary between seasons, dates and chosen experiences. You can pay to just visit the outdoor areas or include The Playhive and the outdoor areas for a reserved time slot including 1.5 hours indoors or you can purchase tickets which allow entry all day into the Playhive.

Is there parking?

There is free parking.

When are they open?

Stockeld Park is open every weekend, school holidays and half terms with extra days over Summer and Christmas. For up-to-date opening times and dates please follow this link.