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Looking for a pub in/near Crawley with indoor kids play area
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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There's that big Harvester-type place by the huge roundabout at Three Bridges. Not sure about a play area but kids certainly welcome in there.
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I NEED a play area.
rabbitmaddie
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What's the big country park on outskirts of Crawley. There's a Harvester-type place in there with a play area, plus of course rather a lot of open space.
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MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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The Railway, by Crawley Station, does NOT have a play area.
Hope this helps.
(Nor does The Punch Bowl in town)
Hope this helps.
(Nor does The Punch Bowl in town)
Tristram Fourmile
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Yes its a Brewsters pub I think, one of them with an ice cream factory fill it yourself thing. Used it a few years ago, is near the car park for Tilgate park opposite the lake. It did have a big indoor climbing frame area.
It will be mobbed.
rabbitmaddie
Member
Yes, Tilgate it i and I do remember the ice cream factory (shudder!). Having kids does limit choices.
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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Cherry Tree Pub at Faygate has an OUTDOOR play area.
Holmbush Farm (between Crawley and Faygate) has an indoor play are - but is NOT a pub.
Does this help?
Holmbush Farm (between Crawley and Faygate) has an indoor play are - but is NOT a pub.
Does this help?
There's a pub on the outskirts of Haywards Heath that is one of those family friendly pubs, like a harvester but way worse, with an indoor kids play area, kids food, large car park, large garden for charging around in etc.
i know that's a little way from Creepy, but at least you'll be in proper Sussex, rather than that horribly pikey slice of Surrey that sits within our borders.
Shall i try and find the name of it?
i know that's a little way from Creepy, but at least you'll be in proper Sussex, rather than that horribly pikey slice of Surrey that sits within our borders.
Shall i try and find the name of it?
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
Wackey Warehouse in Horley has a great indoor play area.
Also try the millhouse in ifield crawley, think they have a play area as well as games consoles !
Also try the millhouse in ifield crawley, think they have a play area as well as games consoles !
surrey jim
Not in Surrey
The Beech Hurst. (harvester) Butlers Green Road Haywards Heath West Sussex. Tel:
01444451290
RickofBHAFC
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- Jul 27, 2004
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I live in Crawley - the pub at Tilgate park is currently closed, it will re-open eventually as a Smith & Western restaurant. Your best bet if you want to stay in Crawley is The Millhouse which is on Hyde Drive in Ifield West. This has an indoor play area with a ball pool and also an outdoor play area. Have to say that I have not been in there for a few years though but imagine it is still the same. If you go past Crawley to Horley there is The Air Balloon which also has a large indoor play area with ball pool.
hitony
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It's the Holiday Inn in Three Bridges, thats the one we normally stay at when we do the home games, I am almost sure there is a play area there bozza, the hotel and the Harvester are all in the same grounds, very good as well.
Lush
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I've always wondered how people manage to eat next to that all pervading smell of sweaty sock you get in kids play areas. Although I suppose it's partly masked by the aroma of chicken nugget and chip fat.
Why not pack a picnic, thermos flasks, wrap up really warm and find an outside play area with benches/tables and fresh air?
Why not pack a picnic, thermos flasks, wrap up really warm and find an outside play area with benches/tables and fresh air?
arfer guinness
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- Feb 15, 2007
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As I don't agree with kids in pubs all suggested will be duly noted to avoid.
Last Summer
well f*ck a duck!
So, a few years on... do any such pubs still exist in the sussex area?
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In a bizarre coincidence today we tried to find one somewhere between Brighton and Worthing. Are there any?
- Jul 7, 2003
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Did you find one? Can't think of anything at all down that way. I didn't think the Beech Hurst one at Haywards Heath (mentioned earlier) had a play area these days. Which leaves the hideous Air Balloon in Horley. Neither really in your search range. Frankly, from the point of view of your Sunday lunch, that's probably a good thing...