Pickle Street is a little high street with a big imagination! We’ve created a miniature world of role play spaces where your pickles can explore, experiment and make up their own adventures.From shopping for groceries to running a café, visiting the hair salon or putting on a show in the theatre, there’s plenty to discover. It’s a place where children can lead the play, adults can join in or take a breather, and imaginations can run wild.

Pickle Street is designed for children from walking age up to seven years old. Our spaces and activities are created with little ones in mind, encouraging imaginative play, exploration and early learning.Older children are welcome too, provided they’re mindful of our younger visitors and are supervised by their accompanying adult. However, our experience is designed primarily for children within our recommended age range.

Of course! Non-walking babies are welcome to join an older sibling or accompany a larger group visiting Pickle Street, and they visit free of charge. They do, however, need their own ticket, so please remember to add one to your booking.Our role play village is designed with walking children in mind, so we don’t recommend booking a play session specifically for a non-walking baby. However, our family-friendly café is always open to caregivers and little ones, whether you’re meeting friends, catching up over a coffee or simply looking for a welcoming spot to get out of the house. We’d love to see you!

Our regular play sessions last 90 minutes, with sessions typically starting at 9.30am, 12pm and 2.30pm.Please check our booking calendar for available dates and times, as opening arrangements can vary.

We recommend booking online to secure your place, particularly during busy periods. We can sometimes accommodate walk-ins if a session has availability, but we can’t guarantee entry without a booking.You can check availability and book your visit through our website.

Adults go free, but every visitor needs a ticket so that we can safely manage the number of people in the building.Please remember to select tickets for all adults and children in your group when booking.

We ask that food and drink purchased elsewhere aren’t brought into Pickle Street for consumption. Your cooperation with this helps us to keep children with severe allergies safer. Our café serves a selection of food and drinks for both adults and children.We do make an exception for milk needed to feed babies.

Absolutely! Our café is open to everyone, whether you’re joining us for a play session or simply popping in for a coffee and something to eat.You’re welcome to visit before or after your session, or stop by for a café visit on its own. Please check our website for current opening hours.

Yes, please! We ask everyone to remove their shoes before entering our role play spaces, while keeping their socks on for hygiene and comfort.Slippers can be a lovely alternative during the colder months, and our team can help with shoe covers for adults who need to enter the spaces in their outdoor shoes.

Yes. Pickle Street is designed for children to explore and play, but all children must remain under the supervision of their accompanying responsible adult throughout their visit.Our play hosts are here to welcome you, help you get settled and keep the street running smoothly, but they aren’t responsible for supervising individual children.

Our tickets are non-refundable. If you can no longer attend, please contact us at least 48 hours before your booked session to request a transfer.Transfers are subject to availability and our booking terms and conditions. Please see our full booking policy for further details.

Please do. You’re welcome to take photographs of your own children as they explore and play. We simply ask that you respect other families’ privacy and don’t photograph children outside your own group.

Not much! We’d recommend bringing socks for everyone who’ll be entering the role play spaces. Other than that, just bring yourselves and your imaginations.If you’re bringing a baby alongside an older sibling, remember anything you might need for feeding or changing.

Our closest car park is Little Paradise, which is free at weekends. We recommend allowing a little extra time for your journey so you can park, get settled and be ready to enjoy your play session.