The park operates a dedicated animal care team that conducts daily educational sessions about local farm life.
The indoor play structure is one of the largest in the York area, designed specifically for multi-age physical development.
The site incorporates an outdoor 'boulder' climbing wall for older children and teenagers.
The park maintains a dedicated sensory room specifically designed for children with autism or sensory processing disorders.
The Web Adventure Park is a multi-zone family attraction in York featuring the indoor 'Creepy Crawlies' play area, an outdoor adventure park, and a petting farm. The indoor facility spans 25,000 square feet, containing slides, ball pits, and specialized zones for toddlers and older children. The outdoor section includes high-rope courses, water play areas, and a dedicated zone for beach-style sand play. The on-site animal zone hosts miniature ponies, goats, pigs, and various smaller creatures for educational interaction. Additional amenities include a laser tag arena and a sensory room for visitors with specific needs. The park is situated within the Clifton Gate Business Park, approximately two miles north of York city center. It functions as a year-round facility, transitioning activities based on seasonal weather conditions.
The animal paddock area during scheduled feeding times provides clear, engaging interactions.
Bring a change of clothes, especially for children, as the outdoor water and sand areas can lead to messy play.
Check the online schedule for special seasonal events, as the park often hosts themed days during school holidays.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes to ensure access to all physical play equipment and the animal paddocks.
Do not arrive during local school holiday afternoons without checking for pre-booking requirements, as the park can reach capacity.
Outdoor attractions may be limited or closed during extreme winter weather; operating hours typically extend during school holiday periods.
Socks must be worn at all times in the indoor play areas; staff may request removal of shoes before entering soft play zones.
