1 / 3Lagoona Park
📍 Reading, South East
Outdoor watersports venue near Reading with an inflatable aqua park featuring slides, ramps, and trampolines on a lake. Paddleboarding and pedalos also available. All participants must swim 25 metres unaided. Under-8s need adult supervision.
🏆 Funzaroo Verdict
Best matched to families with older children and teenagers who can swim confidently. The 25-metre swim requirement is enforced, so younger or less confident swimmers cannot access the inflatable park. Lifeguards and staff are friendly and attentive. The tropical lakeside setting is a genuine draw on a hot day.
ℹ️ What to Know Before You Go
💬 What Families Are Saying
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G Reviews from Google
Julie Erdmann
a year ago
“My son had a fantastic time today at Lagoona Park. He had lots of fun on the floats. The lifeguards and other staff were very friendly. The place was very clean. There were lots of sitting areas for customers. Wonderful place. We spent the afternoon sitting outside with our picnic. We had a fabulous time.”
Tasha Arnott
7 months ago
“The kids had an absolute blast great location and staff. Better to wear beach shoes or grippy socks though. You can buy these there and you will need a padlock for the lockers you can buy these for £4. Well recommend trying here for kids and teenagers.”
Mark Jones
7 months ago
“It's a waterpark - which looks fun - but also a venue with a tropical vibe suitable for a large wedding or, in our case, wake. A good-sized indoor marquee-style dining room (pictured) and larger outdoor area with picnic tables and parasols.”
💬 What parents mention
Overview
Lagoona Park sits on a lake outside Reading and centres on an inflatable aqua park with slides, ramps, and water trampolines. Paddleboarding and pedalos run alongside. The lake uses blue dye to manage weeds and visibility. Multiple dining options span a lakeside Snack Shack and an upstairs Bar and Grill. Birthday party packages are available. All participants must be confident swimmers able to cover 25 metres — this is a firm entry requirement, not a guideline.
