Xtreme360 Trampoline Park

Wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits, and enough bounce to exhaust even the most hyperactive kid - that's Xtreme360 near St. Neots. You're basically paying to let children burn off several days' worth of energy in one afternoon, which frankly makes it worth its weight in gold on a rainy Cambridgeshire day.

The setup is straightforward: interconnected trampolines of varying heights, dodgeball courts, a basketball slam dunk area, and those pit jumps that kids absolutely lose their minds over. There's usually a mix of open jump sessions and structured activities, though it varies by day. The staff keep things reasonably well-supervised without being suffocating about it.

This is solidly a family attraction, particularly for the under-12s crowd. Teenagers might find it a bit young for them unless they're into competitive dodgeball. Adults can jump too, but most are there purely as supervisors. First-timers often underestimate how tiring it is - by hour two, even the most energetic seven-year-old is usually flagging.

It works brilliantly as a half-day activity if you're staying at St. Neots Camping and Caravanning Club Site just down the road, or as a rainy-day filler if you're at Cambridgeshire Lakes. Book ahead online and check their session times - they do open jump slots throughout the week and special weekend sessions. Socks are mandatory, which they'll remind you about when you arrive sockless.