Robin Hill Adventure Park has announced that it will be opening its doors for the first time ever during February half term, welcoming visitors from Friday 14th February to Friday 21st February.
During this special early-season opening, the park will be open for free play, giving families the chance to explore its beautiful woodland setting, outdoor play areas, and much-loved attractions. There will also be daily flying displays with the Falconry Experience.
Manned attractions, including the Toboggan Run, electric boats at Crocodile Creek, and The Digger School, will not be operating until the park’s full reopening for Easter, when the entire team of park instructors will be in place.
Robin Hill will be open daily from 10:00 to 16:00, with tickets priced at just £9.99 per person. Children under 1 metre tall go free, making it a fantastic-value day out for families.
Understanding that February weather can be unpredictable, Robin Hill is also offering flexibility for ticketholders. Visitors who book for a day with particularly bad weather will be able to move their date of entry to another day during the half-term period.
Adding to the excitement will be a daily treasure hunt running throughout the week, with 10 prizes up for grabs each day, including prizes for adults.
Lee Priddle, Co-owner and CEO, has said:
“We are really pleased that we’ve been able to arrange opening during February half term. And it gives our membership pass holders an extra nine days of fun this year, which is fantastic.
“Robin Hill is a special place for both our Island community and visiting families, and we can’t wait to welcome everyone back into the park for another exciting season.”
Robin Hill Adventure Park and The Adrenaline Zone, its separately ticketed multi-level aerial playground, will officially open full-time for the season on 21st March.




















































































Great price, more attractions need to do good deals
during half term.
It’s £8.00 for a game of crazy golf along Shanklin esplanade
“Crazy prices in such economic times”