Harrogate Riding Centre has announced its indoor 'Harrogate Bounce' play area will return during February half term.
Harrogate Bounce set to return for February half term The popular ‘Harrogate Bounce’ indoor play area is set to return next month. Held at Harrogate Riding Centre, Harrogate Bounce was launched last October and offers 25,000sq feet of indoor inflatables and games. And the centre has revealed it will be returning during February half term, starting on Saturday 10th February 2024. Children can tackle an inflatable slide, assault course and bouncy castle, and there’s also a designated play area for toddlers. Harrogate Bounce is open daily from 9:30am until 5pm and sessions are 2 hours long. Tickets are charged at £15 per child. Find out more via the Harrogate Bounce website here. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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