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A small attraction on the eastern edge of the Cotswolds built, unusually, around disabled children rather than adapted for them afterwards.
Attractions are operated by push button so a child controls them, there are quiet periods with the noise turned down, transitional spaces and escape routes are designed in, blue-badge parking sits by the entrance, and a carer is admitted free with evidence.
The layout is storybook: an enchanted sensory walk, adventure play, a fairy dell, farm animals and a duck pond, plus indoor play and a separate playground for under-fours. It is roughly nine-tenths outdoors, so it is a fair-weather outing rather than a wet-day fallback, and the sensory design means older children with additional needs get as much from it as toddlers do.
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