The Wonderyear pavilion on a sunny summer meadow with a sandcastle and wildflowers The Wonderyear pavilion among glowing amber trees, falling leaves and pumpkins The Wonderyear pavilion under soft snow with a friendly snowman and a sled The Wonderyear pavilion in a blooming spring meadow with cherry blossoms and a pinwheel

Splash into the longest days of play

One magical place. Four seasons of play.
Wonderyear is a play centre that's open all year round – the same beloved place, four different worlds.

Plan Your Visit

This Season's Adventures

Sunshine, water and wide-open laughter.

The Map of Wonderyear

Tap around – every corner changes with the seasons.

Illustrated summer map of Wonderyear: the pavilion in the middle, a swimming pond with a slide, a sandcastle hill, treetop rope bridges and a little workshop hut The same map of Wonderyear in autumn, with amber trees, fallen leaves, a leaf pile and pumpkins The same map of Wonderyear in winter, under snow, with a frozen skating pond and a sled on the hill The same map of Wonderyear in spring, with blossoming pink trees, tulips, garden beds and a kite over the hill

A Day at Wonderyear

The gentle rhythm of a child's day – from the first hello to the goodbye song.

Parents Say

In their own words – from the grown-ups who bring them.

Pick Your Adventure

Ready for this season's adventure?

We're open every day, all year round – rain, shine, snow or blossom.

Storybook cross-section of the summer ground beneath Wonderyear: a cozy mole burrow, glowing firefly jars among roots, a treasure chest, crystals, a dinosaur fossil and an underground lake with a rowboat Storybook cross-section of the autumn ground: a squirrel's pantry of acorns and jams, a sleeping hedgehog, apple juice barrels, glowing mushrooms, amber stones and a buried lantern Storybook cross-section of the winter ground: hibernating bears under a patchwork quilt, a badger cooking soup, dormice sleeping in teacups, stacks of knitted scarves, ice caves and a frozen stream with dreaming fish Storybook cross-section of the spring ground: glowing sprouting bulbs, a rabbit family nursery, a mole gardener with a wheelbarrow, ladybug caves, flowers growing from old rainboots and butterflies hatching in a grotto