3 venues found
Frankie & Lola’s Inverness
- Opening hours listed
“Lovely play area for my 6 year old.”
Verified 1 Apr 2026
Innoflate Inverness
- Today 10am–6pm
“There are loads of slides and tunnels, and a wipeout challenge.”
Verified 1 Apr 2026
Childrens Park
- Hours not available
“Nice place to go with toddler.”
Verified 1 Apr 2026
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About Soft Play in Inverness
Inverness is the gateway to the Scottish Highlands and, for local families, soft play is a genuine year-round necessity in a region where outdoor conditions are challenging for much of the year. As the largest city in the Highlands, Inverness has a modest but well-used selection of indoor play centres serving both the city and the surrounding Highland communities.
Venues in Inverness tend to be concentrated in and around the Retail Park and Eastfield Way areas, where parking is ample and premises are large enough for proper play equipment. The city's relatively small size means there are fewer venues than in larger Scottish cities, but the ones that exist are well-regarded by local families and frequently visited.
Soft play pricing in Inverness is broadly in line with other Scottish cities — expect to pay £5.50–£9.50 per child. Weekday sessions are quieter and often better value. Scottish school holidays are the peak periods, and given the smaller number of venues, booking ahead is more important here than in larger cities. Summer also brings tourist families to the Highlands, adding to demand.
For families visiting Loch Ness, the Cairngorms, or other Highland attractions, a soft play stop in Inverness is a practical solution for mixed-weather days with young children. Our directory covers venues in Inverness city and extends to Nairn, Aviemore, and the wider Highland area.
Inverness soft play venues are a community hub — well-used by local families throughout the year, particularly during the long Highland winters.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many soft play centres are there in Inverness?
- We list 3 soft play centres in Inverness, Highland: 1 with a toddler area.
- Which soft play centres in Inverness are the best rated?
- Among Inverness venues with 20 or more reviews, the highest rated are Frankie & Lola’s Inverness 4.3 (670 reviews) and Innoflate Inverness 3.6 (50 reviews). Ratings come from visitor reviews and change over time; venues with fewer reviews aren't ranked.
- Is there soft play for toddlers in Inverness?
- 1 of 3 Inverness venues are listed with a dedicated toddler area, including Childrens Park. Browse them all on our Inverness toddler soft play page.
- Can I book a birthday party at soft play in Inverness?
- None of the 3 venues we list in Inverness are currently marked as offering birthday parties. Some may still take party bookings, so ask the venue. As a UK-wide guide (published venue prices, checked October 2026), a soft play party typically costs about £10–£14 per child, usually with a minimum of 6–10 children and sometimes food extra. Hiring a whole play area exclusively is usually a flat £135–£270.
- Is there SEN-friendly soft play in Inverness?
- None of the 3 venues we list in Inverness are currently marked as SEN-friendly. Some venues run quiet or sensory sessions without advertising them, so it is worth asking.
- How much does soft play cost in Inverness?
- We don't hold published prices for Inverness venues yet. As a UK-wide guide (published venue prices, checked October 2026), a play session typically costs about £4–£8 per child. Council and community venues sit at the low end, while London and large commercial centres can charge £8–£10 or more; babies are often free or a few pounds. Check each venue's own website for current prices.
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