What leisure zone can a hotel or campsite have?
One more reason for families to choose where you are.
In short: A trampoline zone, inflatables or an obstacle course make families choose your accommodation and come back. Decide whether it goes indoors or outdoors, which ages it is for and who supervises it, and ask for a design made to measure for the space.
The business at a glance
- Who it is for
- Families staying with you and, if you wish, outside visitors.
- Space
- An indoor room or an outdoor area; each one calls for different materials.
- What fits
- Trampolines, inflatables, obstacle courses and interactive games.
- What makes the difference
- Supervision, opening hours and fitting in with the rest of the accommodation.
What should you decide before asking for a quotation?
- Indoor, outdoor or covered
- Which ages it is aimed at
- Whether it is free for guests or paid
- Whether it is open to outside visitors
- Who supervises it and during which hours
- What happens to the zone out of season
Indoor or outdoor?
An indoor zone works all year round and does not depend on the weather. Outdoors, the materials have to withstand sun, rain and changes in temperature. Tell the supplier where it will go from the outset.
Tell us about your space
Send us measurements and photos of the site.
Frequently asked questions
Does a leisure zone need its own staff?
It needs supervision while it is open. Many places to stay make it part of the entertainment team's job.
Can I charge outside visitors?
It is possible and it helps the zone pay for itself, but it changes the insurance, the access arrangements and sometimes the licence. Check before opening it to the public.
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Do you already have premises or a space?
Send us the floor area and the clear height. We will tell you what fits and prepare your 3D design.