ad. When we first shared the news that AirHop was coming to Tunbridge Wells, it was clear from the response that this was one opening local families were seriously excited about.
Now AirHop Adventure & Trampoline Park Tunbridge Wells is officially open at the High Brooms Industrial Estate (near Tigers and Chimera) – and having experienced it for ourselves, I can confirm that it is so much more than just a trampoline park. This place is just brilliant! Not only for the kids but us adults LOVED it too.
I recently visited with my children, aged 7 and 11, and it completely exceeded our expectations. They absolutely loved it and have been asking to go back again and again ever since. And, although we loved going on the trampolines in the main court, there are so many other trampoline, climbing and competitive games and activities to get involved in too…
There’s SO much to do at AirHop Tunbridge Wells
The new AirHop is a huge 30,000 sq ft activity park on North Farm Road, packed with different things to do. Yes, there are trampolines – lots of them! – but that’s really only part of the experience.
There are different challenges and activities dotted around the park, giving children (and adults) plenty to move between and try. This was a big plus for us as my children are 7 and 11, and finding somewhere that genuinely appeals to both ages isn’t always easy.
Rather than spending the whole session doing one thing, they could explore, compete against each other, try different challenges and then head back to their favourites. It’s energetic, interactive and exactly the sort of screen-free activity I think we’ve been missing locally.
Some of our personal favourites were the Dodge Attack, Batle Beam and Battle Basket. They also loved jumping off the airbags – starting with the lowest height and working their way up to the tallest (I was a bit of a wimp and just watched for this). My husband and I loved battling it out on the Aerostrike – would it be wrong to go back there without the kids? Here’s some more info about the different attractions within Airhop in case you find it helpful.
LaserOn Tag was a family favourite
An unexpected huge highlight for us was Laseron Tag too – something we all got involved in. We played together as a family and absolutely loved it!
For me, this is one of the things that makes AirHop stand out. It’s not necessarily a case of taking the children somewhere and sitting on the sidelines while they have all the fun. There are activities that you can actually all enjoy together.
LaserOn was competitive, hilarious and definitely something we’d do again on our next visit.
Already on our birthday party list…
My children have already asked when we can go back (many times since), and I know AirHop birthday parties will certainly be happening in our family in the future.
It’s easy to see why it works so well for parties. There’s enough variety to keep a group of children entertained and, with activities beyond trampolining, it feels like it would work particularly well for mixed groups and different ages.
If you’re already starting to think about your child’s next birthday, I’d definitely have this one on the radar.
A brilliant café – and a welcome escape from the heat (or the rain!)
Another big tick for us was the spacious AirHop café. After all that jumping, we tucked into some delicious pizza and quite possibly some of the nicest slushies we’ve had!
There’s plenty of space to sit and relax, and it’s also a great spot for parents and care givers to watch the action if you’re not joining in yourself. You could even bring your laptop and catch up on a bit of work while the kids burn off some energy – or simply sit back and enjoy a much-needed break.
And on a hot summer’s day when we visited, there was another major bonus: the whole venue is air-conditioned. When you’ve had enough of the sunshine and need a few hours somewhere cool, AirHop is a very welcome escape – particularly during the school holidays when you still need to keep the kids entertained! It’s also a great place to hunker down on those rainy days and I can see us visiting again and again across the coming months.
Our verdict on AirHop Tunbridge Wells
We had high hopes for AirHop anyway, but it genuinely exceeded them.
There’s much more to do than I’d anticipated, both my 7-year-old and 11-year-old loved it, and Laser Tag was a brilliant addition too. I reckon my 14 year old would get involved in this as well.
Most importantly, the children have been asking to return ever since – which is usually the best review you can get.
Between family visits, school holiday sessions, after school sessions and future birthday parties, I have a feeling AirHop Tunbridge Wells is going to become a firm favourite with local families.
AirHop Tunbridge Wells – Need to know
📍 Where: AirHop Tunbridge Wells, High Brooms Industrial Estate, Tunbridge Wells, TN2 3DR
🕘 Opening hours:
Monday: 10am – 7pm
Tuesday to Thursday: 3pm – 7pm
Friday: 10am – 8pm
Saturday: 9am – 8pm
Sunday: 9am – 6pm
📞 Phone: +44 330 223 3333
🚗 Getting there: When you drive into High Brooms Industrial Estate, take the immediate right and follow the road up alongside Brewers. Turn left at the top and you’ll find AirHop on your left. There’s plenty of parking available on site.