A family-run indoor and outdoor play centre near Ballygawley — two soft-play frames, bouncy castles, an indoor football court and an outdoor playground, with a proper café.
A family-run favourite in south Tyrone — two soft-play frames, bouncy castles and an indoor football court for the wet days, plus a proper outdoor playground for the dry ones. Booked two-hour slots, a sit-down café known for its homemade food, and something for every age.
Two-hour slots are booked on their website before arrival — walk-in isn't guaranteed. It's around £7.50 per child and £2 per adult last checked, with babies in prams free (prices change, so check). It's generally open across the week and through school holidays — confirm current days and slot times. There's on-site parking, a sit-down café (no outside food or drink), and both indoor frames and an outdoor playground. Socks are required for every child, with long sleeves and trousers asked for because of the slides.
Two-hour slots are booked on their website before arrival — walk-in isn't guaranteed. Socks are required for every child, with long sleeves and trousers asked for because of the slides. No outside food or drink.
Happy Dayz, 2-6 Bockets Road, Ballygawley, Co. Tyrone, BT70 2HL — with on-site parking, handy off the main routes through south Tyrone.
Happy Dayz was set up by local parents in 2017 as a family-run indoor play centre serving south Tyrone. It pairs two soft-play frames, one for under-4s and one for older kids, with bouncy castles, an indoor football court, a gaming station and an outdoor playground.
Alongside the play it runs a sit-down café known for its coffee and homemade food, plus term-time toddler sessions and a busy schedule of children's parties — a genuinely local, well-loved spot.