Age Range: 0 – 5 years
The One O’Clock Club is a fun and safe outdoor play space for children under 5 and their parents/carers. Grown-ups can relax with a cuppa and a snack from our newly refurbished kiosk, while the little ones explore. With our ride-ons, scooters, playhouses and sandpit, there is plenty to occupy them. Our Playworkers are there to oversee, and facilitate any messy play and craft activities, and on warm days, the paddling pool and sprinkler is always popular. We are open whatever the weather, rain or shine! We offer a range of messy & wet play opportunities so please expect that your child may need a change of clothes at the end of the session. Please support your child in their play by dressing them in clothes for playing in that you don’t mind getting messy. See below for our opening times.
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Before You Arrive
Families need to pre-book before entering the One O’Clock Club.
Please go to our Booking Help Page if you need assistance, or information on concessions criteria.
Please read about our price increases for 2025 here.
Opening Times & Entrance Fees
Term Time Week Days: Wed – Fri 9.30am – 12pm & 1.30pm – 5pm
Saturdays: 10am – 11.45am
Easter Holidays:
Tues 8th – Thurs 18th April: 9.30am – 12pm & 1.30pm – 5pm
WE ARE CLOSED ON MON 7TH APRIL & EASTER WEEKEND 18TH – 21ST APRIL
Entrance fee: £9.00 per family (£4.50 concessions.)
Testimonials
Praise for Marble Hill Playcentres
“I like that the children can have some independence supported by friendly staff and that there are options for different levels.”
“A safe secure place for me to go with multiple children where I know they can enjoy child-led play with set-ups and activities that change all the time to offer a great variety, and I can keep an eye on everyone whilst still being able to chat to other adults.”
“Freedom for the children to explore, independent play, range of activities, friendly staff in the 1oclock club”
“Meeting other parents whose children have SEND !”
“Being able to leave my child to play independently and make new friends “
“For the children, physical activity, sunlight and fresh air, and some time away from screens. Also, low-pressure opportunities to socialise with other children.”
“People understand if your child is having a meltdown – no one judges you”
“Being outside! We don’t have a garden so the outdoors he loves! So many toys and water play too!”
“Plenty for my son to do while I can supervise from a distance and have a chat to other parents.”
