This hall is long and narrow, with a small stage at one end, toilets opposite, and a kitchen set off to the side.
Smaller bouncy castles and soft play sets fit inside without any issues. However, if you’re looking for something larger or a castle with a slide, you’ll need to use the grassed area at the front.
Unfortunately, there is a path running through the grass, so a fun run would not be suitable. That said, most castles with slides or larger inflatable games would still work well outdoors.
There is parking at the rear of the hall for around seven vehicles, although this is shared with the local village shop. As a result, guests will likely need to use some on-road parking.
The shop can be helpful for picking up snacks or drinks if anything is forgotten, but it is not open all day on Sundays. Next to the shop, there is also a small wooden play area.
When the weather is good, this is a lovely little venue for a party.
The last party we did here was the Enchanted Princess Bouncy Castle and princess selfie spot.
