Sprouts Play Centre (Kilsyth South)

Sprouts Play Centre is an indoor playground designed to entertain children the ages of 0-12 years of age. It has safe and exciting playground equipment that facilitates active, imaginative and developmental playtime. Its a great place to have a party, with our fully or semi catered party packages. Our Registered Cafe can offer a variety of delicious, fresh cooked meals and snacks for Mum, Dad and the Kids.

The Play Centre was formerly Awesome Fun.

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The stand-out feature is a rocket which you climb up to reach the stars (well - not quite the stars but the top of a high, tightly twisting tunnel slide). There is also a jumping castle and a high three lane wave slide. Incorporated into the structure is a large Thomas the Tank Engine made from wood and metal drums, "Big Block zone" with huge soft Lego blocks, netted area with large soft balls, a lot of horizontal pipes (there is a lot of crawling along pipes in this Play Centre), obstacles and cockpit.

The Tiny Tots play zone for ages 0-4 is an open area near the tables and is quite limited in size and scope of equipment. It has a plastic structure with steps and a slide, cubby house, see-saw, few toys and a separate small slide.

The seating area has 14 small square tables which can be joined together as required. There is a "Party Zone" area for birthdays which is an area separated off from the rest of the Play Centre by a half height wall. It has tables and fun animal paintings on the back wall.

There were male, female and disabled toilets plus a baby change/feeding room which were clean. Top marks for having no extra rides/equipment which you need to pay for (my pet Play Centre hate).

At the moment the skylights are covered in mould. If some-one dares to get on the roof and give them a good clean, then that would make the place a bit brighter at the end where the structure is, although the large windows at the front make it bright enough in general.

The food was a touch on the expensive side and plastic spoons with a cup of coffee (that's a no-no in my book). There were so many signs plastered about saying don't do this and don't do that - I felt like a permanently scolded child.