le p'tit delire

Arrived as it opened to pay the lower entry rate and even on a sunny August day it was almost empty. Some of the castles were still a bit wet but to start with but that didn't stop the fun.We were there with 5 & 9 year olds and there were older children in another group we were with. All the older children had expressed reticence at going there as surely they were too old, but honestly they all loved it and thought it best part of the holiday.The park has about a dozen different types of bouncy castles/play structures/trampolines which are all suitable for adults and children. Some were really novel, one with a wrecking ball to knock people off columns, bull ride and our family favourite of the giant pillow. There was no queueing, even later in the day a wait might only be a few minutes.The indoor play area was great for a wide range of children including a great castle, climbing structure, elastic tower and canons.The 'Parcour' woodland climbing/obstacle courses were great for all ages. There was something that was easy and bits that were a challenge for everyone. The mini golf is unfortunately charged for. There are also 2 tracks for pedal go-karts. Good fun but the queue for these did get longer later in the day (not an orderly queue, more a group of people heading for a kart).The water area didn't start spraying until the afternoon but this was good fun, if cold. Biggest surprise was how much they loved the goats. The tiny goats are in an fenced area that the children can just go into. The goats are friendly and will come up to be stroked. They spent ages sitting with them.Food options were limited to sandwiches or hot dogs but lots of people there seemed to have picnics. Staff at the kiosk spoke good English.

Just spent the day here and it was superb. We had mixed weather and it rained for most of the morning but we did the adventure play area as it sheltered by the trees and also the indoor play areas. We used the undercover picnic area for our lunch which was perfect. The sun then came out and we spent time on all the inflatables and the kids got into the splash park! Really great fun, easily spent a day here. Kids loved it and it was very clean and well kept.

We took our 5 year old twin girls here while we were visiting the area on holiday. We decided to go due to the great reviews we read on here and we were not disappointed!! The girls had a fab time, especially in the water park and the woodland area!! Even my husband loved going on the Go Karts!! It was great value and kept us all entertained all day. The only improvement I would like is to have more food for sale onsite, like a cafe or restaurant so there's a choice whether to take a picnic or not. But other than that, a lovely day out with lots of different things to do!!

Bargain €7.50 entry before 11.30am and stay all day. Bouncy castles of all shapes and sizes, pedal go-carts, trampolines, the biggest soft play area for kids up-to age 12, zip wires and walking in the trees. Best for children under 12 but an excellent place. Don't forge swimmers to make the most of the water jets section.

We visited in late July and had a lovely day out with our 2 and 4 year old. Activities on offer were Karting, trampolines, soft play, splash park, high and low rope course.We paid 28 euros for a family of 4 and we spent the whole day there. We did take our own picnic to keep the cost down but there was plenty of tables and grass areas to eat your own food. Our children loved the indoor play area, karts and the low ropes. It was a hot day so the outside bouncy castles etc got too hot to bounce on but luckily there is so much to do it didn't distract from our day.Well worth a visit and don't forget your swimmers!

We had a great day out enjoying pedal go karts, many inflatables, tree top walk, ropes courses, water park and animals. At such a reasonable rate it filled many hours. Plenty of space for picnics, ice cream shop and wi-fi for parents not up to joining in. Wonderful!

This proved a brilliant day out for the family. There were three huge indoor soft climbing frames / bouncy castles, including giant lego and a sponge ball shooting area which you had to climb up to get to. And plenty of room for mum and dad to sit down below with a coffee. Everything was in good condition. Outside there were a dozen or more bouncy castles incorporating slides/trampolines/a horse/ a bull/a Gladiator type one with soft jousting sticks etc. They also had an all-enclosed high ropes course, suitable for even the youngest children and low rope courses graded for different age ranges as well as some zip-wire type rides. Everything was clearly marked as to age suitability from 2- 102! Take swimwear for the children for the splash zone. On a wet day, the inside play area would have entertained them for hours by itself, and had we have known this we would have come here for entertainment on rainy days from the campsite, but the plsce is at its best in sunny weather, when the splash zone is open. They encourage you to take your own lunch packs so all in all it doesn't prove to be too expensive. Must say however, that I just managed to stop our youngest from crawling through a p'tit pile of freshly made French merde, that had just accidentally fallen out of a toddler's nappy I presume. I can find no fault on the management for this, and when I went to report, they promptly closed the climbing frame and a team of staff went there to clean and disinfect the area immedeatly. This is just to be expected in somewhere like this, but it proves maybe that the very youngest need to be supervised by parents, 1) to stop accidents from happening and 2) to stop them crawling into other people's accidents, whereas older children would have noticed/smelt something was off and kept clear.Well worth a visit on a sunny day and a sure bet on rainy days as well for campers searching for something to do.

Perfect for a quiet but sunny Tuesday. Our daughter didn't know where to bounce first!I could imagine that it gets a bit crazy when busy, but on this relatively quiet day we had the run of the place and barely scratched the surface of the activities on offer. The lawns and picnic areas are lovely and the park is spread over a largish area so doesn't feel cramped. Bring a picnic as food options are limited. We're planning to go back and explore the woodlands and meet the goats!

A fantastic family day out helped by wonderful weather. Lots of bouncy castles, pedal carts, trampolines, slides and forrest walks for younger and older kids. Well organised and clean. Unfortunately stones between each activity made for either sore feet or tedious shows on / off. Nonetheless a great afternoon, thoroughly recommended for kids from 2-12.

Fantastic day out here. Loads to keep the kids occupied yet small enough to be able to keep tabs on them. Don't forget your picnic and swimming gear for the splash park!

What a fantastic park, loads for the kids to do from bouncey castles, to water park, to horse riding and crazy golf (at an additional small charge) an assault course, go karts...the list is endless. Take a picnic, use the super fast wifi - can you ask for anything more. Kids are entertained, in a safe environment while you sit in the shade and read a book.

This place was very poorly advertised and I only found it through tripadvisor, however, we had a brilliant day out with our 2 year old daughter and 6 year old son. It was excellent value for money (7 Euros pp) if you arrive before 12 and you can stay as long as you like (we stayed the whole day!). There's plenty to do- lots of bouncy castle type things, a ropes course (one for aged 6+ and the other for littlies), crazy golf, pony rides, small animal petting section, huge indoor play centre, go karts, water park....the list is endless! There's loads of picnic tables which are covered which was great when it rained briefly. All in all I can highly recommend for an inexpensive family day out!

We were at Le P'tit Delire with our daughter, 3.5 years. We had such a great time and it was perfect to spend some quality time with our daughter and create wonderful memories !

We took the children here expecting it to be a 2 hour or so visit, but ended up staying longer and returning another day. There is a huge indoor soft play area great for when it is really hot or rainy. In good weather it truely becomes fantastic value with pedal carts, trampolines, bouncy everythings, forest trails (like adrenaline park nearby but ground level) and a water splash area (fountains and sprays but no pool so great for little ones). There are covered picnic areas and grassy areas to eat food and ice creams on sale.We all had good fun and the children loved it!

We stumbled across this play park after a morning out in Carnac. It's on the main road into Carnac and we past it thinking it was a camp site. We stopped to be nosy on the way home and were pleased we did.It was €7.50 per person and fantastic value. They had perhaps a dozen different bouncy castles / slides, crazy bikes to ride, a couple of zip wires, 12 holes of crazy golf, trampolines, go-carts, multiple picnic tables and grass areas to sit on and two indoor play areas. Our children (under 15s) loved it and we were there for 3.5 hrs.We couldn't find the park in our Brittany guide book or on trip advisor. We couldn't believe this because it was one of the best afternoons we've had out.