Hi! Yes I have. It's at the bottom of a towerblock, so it looks kind of grotty from the outside, but inside is fine, clean and staff running toddler activities are friendly. Has a room with a sand tray, painting table, book area etc. where they do the 'inbetweeners' toddler play. There's one entire room which has been kitted out as a softplay type of thing just off that room - so a slide, foam shapes, padded walls/floor. Also it has a book-dispenser machine thing near the entrance where you can take library books out with a library card. I've also visited their baby sensory room for under-1s which IMO is better (larger, more stuff) than the one at Mini Explorers, which is meant to be the 'fancy' children's centre in Redbridge. Plus the Orchard Children's Centre one is free vs. £5 😁 It's not bad for a rainy day or to attend an activity. Sometimes events get cancelled though, I'd so check on Eventbrite or ring before you go
Hi! Yes I have. It's at the bottom of a towerblock, so it looks kind of grotty from the outside, but inside is fine, clean and staff running toddler activities are friendly. Has a room with a sand tray, painting table, book area etc. where they do the 'inbetweeners' toddler play. There's one entire room which has been kitted out as a softplay type of thing just off that room - so a slide, foam shapes, padded walls/floor. Also it has a book-dispenser machine thing near the entrance where you can take library books out with a library card. I've also visited their baby sensory room for under-1s which IMO is better (larger, more stuff) than the one at Mini Explorers, which is meant to be the 'fancy' children's centre in Redbridge. Plus the Orchard Children's Centre one is free vs. £5 😁 It's not bad for a rainy day or to attend an activity. Sometimes events get cancelled though, I'd so check on Eventbrite or ring before you go