Soft Play in East Dulwich

[yeknomyeknom]

Hi,

I've looked at EDTots, ED Mummy's etc but it isn't always clear what groups entail. I am looking for a soft play group for my son. We love bubbly bees and are looking for something similar to add to our routine. We are in ED and don't drive. Does anyone know of a non structured soft play environment in East Dulwich or Dulwich Village specifically? Does anyone know if Whippersnappers is free play or structured?

Thanks

[scareyt]

Whippersnappers is a structured class but this sounds like just what you're looking for - it's held in a lovely space with great equipment and is an easy bus ride from Lordship Lane. http://southwarkgymnastics.co.uk/classes/tiny-gym/

[stacker285]

How old is your son? There are soft play sessions at the Albrighton centre for a variety of age groups. gymboree offers structured classes but also has daily open gym sessions (including sat) which makes it worth the money imo. You can get a 'fun pass' that means you don't have to attend a structured class. Peckham pulse has also got soft play, and I've been looking into cheeky monkeys in Kennington which would be a bus ride away. There is also Jelly tots in Herne Hill. We've got pretty good provision, really!

[Bonfire2010]

We go to Tumble sessions at the Albrighton which are free play. My sons are 1 and 4 and both enjoy it. It's on Tuesdays 10am-12pm and Thursdays 2-4pm. ?2 per child.

[Giacomelli]

I know it's not ed but we get on the 37 to jelly tots in herne hill. Always best to check their Facebook page before you go though in case there is a change to opening hours x

[pinkglitter]

Tiny Gym in Camberwell is non structured soft play

[loulou26573]

Peckham pulse also good