Oxygen Reading

Indoor activity park with toddler and family sessions

Trampolines Soft Play Outdoor Indoor Play Active Play Indoor Playground Toddler Friendly Ages 3-16 All Ages Under 5s Climbing Wall Birthday Parties High Ropes Sensory Play Family-Friendly Café Playgroup

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4.3 (1509 reviews)

location_on 8 Bridgewater Cl, Reading RG30 1JT, United Kingdom

At a Glance

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Best Ages

4 - 10

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Cost

Varies

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Time Needed

2+ hours

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Indoor/Outdoor

Indoor

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Weather Fit

Always suitable

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Stroller Access

Limited access

Washrooms

Available

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Food

Decent, somewhat overpriced

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Parking

On-site available

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Booking

Recommended

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Parent Effort

Moderate

verified Our Take

Suitable for children aged 0 - 10, especially toddlers and younger kids who thrive on active play. Offers inclusive sessions including SEN-friendly events. Be prepared for crowds and consider bringing your own grip socks to avoid extra costs. The experience may not hold the interest of older children.

About This Place

Oxygen Reading is an indoor activity park located at 8 Bridgewater Cl, Reading, RG30 1JT, United Kingdom. It offers a variety of activities including interconnected trampolines, soft play, climbing walls, high ropes, dodgeball, ninja challenges, and giant airbags, suitable for children and families. The facility hosts open play sessions, birthday parties, and special events for toddlers and older children, with sessions tailored to different age groups and needs, including peaceful play for SEN users. It operates seasonally, with standard opening hours during term time and adjusted hours during school holidays.

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schedule Hours

Monday – Friday: 15:30 – 19:00
Saturday – Sunday: 09:00 – 19:00

Hours were last verified in 2026. Please check the official website for the most up-to-date opening times.

payments Admission

Check the official website for current admission prices.

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Open Play

Open play sessions for ages 4+ with structured time slots

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Toddler Play

Soft play and climbing zones suitable for toddlers aged 0 - 5

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Parties

Birthday parties available with themed areas and booking options

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Inclusive Access

SEN peaceful play sessions designed for sensory needs

Good to Know Before You Go

Reservations: Strongly recommended; the venue is always very busy and walk-ins may not be accommodated.
Socks policy: Only branded Oxygen socks are allowed, even if other grip socks are suitable. Additional £3 is charged for socks, regardless of personal footwear.
Birthday cake policy: Cake cannot be cut or eaten on-site; it often becomes mashed when taken home due to packaging and transport.
Food quality and pricing: Food service is decent but may be overpriced; bring snacks if you have specific dietary needs.
Age suitability: Best suited for younger children; older children may find the activities less engaging.
Crowd management: The venue is consistently busy; arriving early helps avoid long queues and overcrowding.
Duration: Plan for at least 2 hours to fully experience the facility.
Accessibility: Offers SEN peaceful play sessions and inclusive activities; staff are generally responsive to feedback, though policy explanations can be inconsistent.

Kid Fit by Age

Babies

The facility is not suitable for babies due to the high-intensity, fast-paced activities and lack of baby-specific zones or equipment.

Toddlers

Toddlers (ages 0 - 5) benefit from dedicated toddler play sessions, soft play zones, and low-impact activities such as small trampolines and climbing walls designed for their age.

Preschoolers

Preschoolers thrive in the variety of safe, age-appropriate activities including soft play, mini trampolines, and sensory-friendly zones tailored to young children's development.

Elementary

Elementary-aged children can enjoy many features like climbing walls and dodgeball, but the park may feel less challenging or novel as their interests shift toward more complex games or social activities.

Tweens

Tweens may find the activities engaging at times but often perceive the environment as too childish, especially if seeking more mature or social experiences; enjoyment varies based on individual interests and group dynamics.

Teens

The facility is not well-suited for teens, with limited appeal due to the predominantly younger demographic, age-specific programming, and lack of advanced or socially engaging challenges.

Insider Tips

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Book in advance to guarantee entry

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Arrive 15 minutes early to settle in

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Ask about sensory play sessions

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Avoid birthday cake unless planning to take it off-site

health_and_safety Safety

•Supervise children at all times
•Follow all safety warnings on equipment
•Use provided grip socks for traction

accessible Accessibility

•Step-free access throughout
•Sensory-friendly sessions available
•Baby changing facilities on site
•Quiet zones for sensory regulation

Wheelchair accessible entrance

schedule Best Time to Visit

Visit mid-week during term time for fewer crowds and quieter experience

shopping_bag What to Bring

check_boxGrip socks (if allowed)
check_boxSmall snacks or drinks
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Frequently Asked Questions

What age groups is the park suitable for? expand_more

The park is best suited for children aged 4 and older for open play sessions, with separate toddler areas for ages 0–5. Older children may find the activities less engaging.

Is there parking available at the venue, and is it easy to find? expand_more

Yes, parking is available on-site at the venue, though it can become very busy during peak times; arriving early is recommended to secure a spot.

Are food options available, and should we bring our own snacks? expand_more

Food is available on-site, with a decent quality menu, though some visitors note it may be overpriced. Bringing snacks is advised for younger children or those with specific dietary needs.

Do we need to book in advance, or can we just turn up? expand_more

Reservations are strongly recommended due to high demand and consistent crowds; walk-ins are possible but not guaranteed a spot during busy periods.

What should we know about the sock policy and whether we need to rent them? expand_more

The park has an additional £3 charge for renting socks, even if you bring your own grip socks. Only branded Oxygen socks are accepted, which may lead to extra costs.

How long should we plan to spend at the park to get the most out of it? expand_more

Plan to spend at least 2 hours to fully enjoy the range of activities; peak sessions can be very crowded, so arriving early is helpful for a better experience.