Plan your visit to Lemur Landings in Poole with essential information on opening times, admission, parking, accessibility, food and drink and play facilities. Located at Tower Park, this large indoor soft-play and children’s entertainment centre features two play frames, climbing activities, a role-play village and dedicated spaces for babies and younger children. Advance online booking is required for every visit, with free parking available at Tower Park and an onsite family café.
Lemur Landings is one of the largest indoor children’s entertainment centres in Dorset, located at Tower Park in Poole. Designed for children up to around 11 years old, the attraction combines multi-level soft play with climbing activities, dedicated areas for younger children and an interactive role-play village. With a café, birthday parties and free parking at Tower Park, it is a particularly useful all-weather option for families looking for indoor things to do in Poole.
Address: Lemur Landings, Tower Park Leisure Complex, Tower Park, Poole, Dorset, BH12 4NY
Telephone: 01202 740500
Email: play@lemurlandings.co.uk
What3Words: rams.lung.filer
Website: Lemur Landings
Parking: Free parking at Tower Park
Booking: Advance online booking required
Lemur Landings is a large indoor soft-play and activity centre aimed primarily at families with younger children. It has two play frames, including a larger frame for children up to age 11 and a smaller area for children under 110cm, as well as a dedicated baby area, climbing facilities and imaginative play spaces.
The attraction is open throughout the year, making it a useful option for rainy days, school holidays and colder months when outdoor activities may be less appealing.
The main multi-level play frame is one of the largest in the area and includes tunnels, bridges, slides, biff bags, a football court and other obstacles.
Leweyville Farm provides a smaller two-level play frame aimed at younger children, allowing them to explore in an area better suited to their age and size.
Children over 11 or taller than 5ft 3in are not permitted to use the play equipment. Socks must also be worn while using the equipment.
Children under seven can explore Leweyville, an interactive seven-building role-play village and road. The different areas include a fire station, school, house and kitchen, veterinary practice, supermarket, police station and garage.
Dress-up activities, ride-ons and imaginative play give younger children something different to do away from the main soft-play frames.
Lemur Landings also has a dedicated climbing zone. Each child admission includes one age-appropriate climbing token when the token system is operating.
Activities include the Sky Tykes low ropes course for children aged two and over who are below 1.2 metres, an interactive DigiWall for children aged three and above, and a five-metre-high LED climbing wall. The main climbing wall has minimum and maximum weight restrictions, and enclosed supportive footwear is required.
Lemur Landings is normally open seven days a week throughout the year, except Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
During term-time weekdays, the centre currently operates continuously from 10:30am to 6pm. Weekends and Dorset school holidays normally use three separate play sessions. Last entry is 45 minutes before closing.
Opening and session times can change, so checking the live booking calendar before visiting is recommended.
All visitors must book online in advance. Walk-in admission is not available, and an admission ticket needs to be booked for every visiting adult as well as each child.
Admission prices vary according to ticket type and current offers, so the live online booking system should be used for the latest price before visiting. Between 25 June and 1 September 2026, eligible admission tickets currently receive the Government Summer Savings reduction at checkout.
The onsite Jungle Café serves meals, snacks and drinks for adults and children, with food cooked to order. Special dietary requirements can usually be accommodated when discussed with staff, although the venue cannot guarantee a nut-free environment.
A Play & Eat option currently allows a children's meal to be added to a child admission for £6 when booked online. Visitors cannot bring their own food or drink into Lemur Landings.
Lemur Landings provides wheelchair access to much of the attraction, including lift access from the Tower Park concourse to reception and another platform lift serving the upper level containing the café, party rooms and climbing area. An accessible toilet is also available.
The venue is spread across several levels, and its published accessibility guide notes that one middle seating level does not have step-free access. Visitors with particular access requirements may therefore want to contact the attraction before booking.
Lemur Landings is part of the Tower Park leisure complex, where parking is free for visitors.
Blue Badge spaces and a drop-off area are available within Tower Park, with accessible routes and lift access available to reach the attraction.
Comfortable play clothes are recommended, ideally with long sleeves and trousers and without loose straps, metal buckles or other items that could catch on the equipment. Socks are compulsory on the play equipment. Lockers are available and currently require a refundable £1 coin.
Lemur Landings can become especially busy during Dorset school holidays and on rainy days, and the attraction advises that sessions can sell out. Booking ahead is therefore particularly important at peak times.
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