Treasure Island

Beautiful place just like a seaside kind of town, and an excellent place for kids with the Riverside fare and amusmentents.

My grandkids love this fair you never have to queue. And it's open all year perfect for the week ends

Came her when my daughter was 1 not much she could do but came 5 years later for my sons 5th birthday and they couldn't go on much rides cuz they are both small for their age but they loved it didn't want to leave neither did I tbh they loved the penny arcade so did I aha xxxx

Beautiful place * Lovely Fair to Visit * My Son & I have been there 3 days on the run & he wants to go tomorrow, Bless him * The Dragon ride has the thumbs up from Ritchie😉The council do not open the toilets in the park , I feel this puts pressure on the fair to supply toilets & bins for the public 😐

Always a pleasure to visit, staff very polite, nice and clean and of cause dog's allowed, what more could you ask for.Thank you treasure island

In my time her I quickly stopped to say hello to a friend and the owner Henry decied to shout abuse at me in front of family's with small childer. I strongly would not advise coming here. No wonder he is the boss, if he wasn't he'd get fired for shouting abuse at customers.

A lovely place for kids and adults with lots of rides, food and a Shipleys. Had lots of fun

Very creepy place...like something out of a B rated horror movie. Rides etc were ok but the place had a very old and dated feel. Could definitely do with a lot of money being spent on it.

This fair takes you back to your childhood as all fairs do. Rides and fair are dated but plenty of people still enjoying themselves and paying out to go on them. You pay for rides using tokens. We purchased 10 tokens for £5 which gave our 7 year old 3 rides. We used the 2p machines in the arcade, used £1 and got a few prizes from the machine and the tokens it dispensed. Better than other places. My daughter was very happy with her stash. Always a pound well spent.
Be sure to visit the marina immediately behind the fair. It's like a different world - pretty, peaceful and with several good places to stop for a cuppa and a bite to eat - try the windless or olivers cafe.

Very busy over the Bank Holidays.. Very expensive too. Best time to visit is after 1600hrs when the crowd's filter down.
A nice afternoon out with the family followed up with fish & chip's eating by the River Seven.