Kildare Maze & Activity Park
Review
County Kildare is full of surprises, and Kildare Maze & Family Activity Park is surely one of its most enjoyable. Wonderfully affordable and refreshingly wholesome, it offers families the chance to spend real quality time together in the great outdoors. Children quickly forget about their phones and tablets once the funs begun. From the impressive Main Hedge Maze to the wooden maze, crazy golf, obstacle course and ever-popular zip wire, there’s something here to delight a wide range of ages. It is the kind of attraction that brings laughter, energy and togetherness in equal measure. A visit here feels honest, uncomplicated and full of fun. As opening times vary through the year, it is always wise to check their website and social media before travelling.
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Ballynafagh
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Prosperous, Co. Kildare
, W91 AD76
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