Swimming and water parks in Cambridge

Questions parents ask

Is there anywhere to eat, or should we bring a picnic?

There's a café on site where you can grab something after your swim. The venue also has a designated picnic area if you prefer to bring your own food.

Can I manage this with a toddler and an older child at once?

We haven't confirmed whether the pool is buggy-friendly or has baby changing facilities, so you may want to contact the venue to check these details before visiting with very young children alongside older kids.

How long should we allow for a visit?

Most families allow around two hours. This gives time for changing, a swim, and a warm-up in the sauna or a visit to the café.

What should we bring that people forget?

Lockers take tokens which cost 75p and the venue is card-only, so bring coins for the locker deposit. The pool is unheated and can be quite cold, so consider bringing extra layers and a towel for after your swim.

Is there parking, and is it a walk from the car?

There is no on-site car parking available, though the venue is accessible by bus on the C2 and C4 routes, and bike storage is available for 200 bikes.

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