Family water-based festival - Sunday 7th August - Battersea Park

By indya
July 8, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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indya

Posted July 8, 2016

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Posted July 8, 2016

Hi all,

Just got a 10% discount code through from First News for what looks like a great family event being hosted by the RNLI in Battersea Park this August. Thought it's a nice day out with the kids but also a great way to support the charity. You just have to use code Splash5_FN to get 10% off.

Have posted the key details below (just copied from their website):

www.splashfest.co.uk

Sunday 7th August

Battersea Park

Set on a 2.5K trail, Splash Fest is made up of five awesomely fun aqua challenges designed to delight the whole family.

Obstacles include the enchanted Bubbly Brook maze, seafaring themed Splash ?N? Shoot, the daunting pools of the Crazy Canyon, geyser-spouting Wild Wild Waters and the slippery speed of Slip-Slide Stream. So however you like your splishy splashy thrills, we?ve got you covered.

For a more relaxed vibe, the Splash-Out Zone is the perfect place to dry off, eat, play and soak up the festival atmosphere.

Enjoy!!

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