Top Things to do in Brean
What to do and see in Brean, England: The Best Things to do Good for Kids
Discover the best top things to do in Brean, United Kingdom including Brean Down, Brean Sands, Fun City at Brean Leisure Park, Brean Play, Brean Splash Waterpark, Brean Theme Park.
1. Brean Down
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 933 reviews
Reviewed By breanorlad14 - Leicester, United Kingdom
Wow!! What a lovely place to visit. Visiting the area for a few days, we decided to visit Brean Down. It was a beautiful sunny day and collecting some lovely coffee from the National Trust cafe near the car park, we scaled the cliff. It was so well worth it. The view from the top was amazing. The tide was out showing off a huge beach area. Lovely experience.
2. Brean Sands
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By kittykate83 - Cheadle, United Kingdom
A beautiful, dog friendly beach! We parked at the Brean Down National Trust car park, £5 all day. The Down is also worth a visit if you are visiting the beach. Spectacular views from the top!
3. Fun City at Brean Leisure Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,243 reviews
Reviewed By Thackhamclan - Croxley Green, United Kingdom
Great fun went on most rides and really enjoyed the games stalls staff are very friendly and helpful we booked 3 day passes for 3 of us and cost £108 great value will be back next time we are in brean
4. Brean Play
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 210 reviews
Welcome to the South-West's newest indoor soft play attraction. Brean Play at Brean Leisure Park is open all year round and is the perfect place for your children to let off steam whilst you enjoy a nice cup of coffee or a bite to eat. Brean Play features 3 distinct areas for babies, toddlers and children up to the age of 11 (max height 148cm) with stimulating and interactive play equipment all designed into a colourful environment. Our facility features comfy spectator seats, free wi-fi (coming soon), Starbucks Coffee and drinks and our cafe serves a wide range of tasty hot and cold meals
Reviewed By AbbieG167 - Bristol, United Kingdom
I have visited Brean Play a number of times over the past year along side many other play areas in the Weston area and this personally is by far my favourite. My little one is under 2 and I really like the fact they have a secure area for the younger babies. It allows me to ‘relax’ as a parent knowing I do not have to keep telling him he can’t play with certain areas as he’s to small and have to moving him away from the older children. The play area feels clean and is a soft play area not one that is filled with second hand toys that do not work. They have a large seating area and toilets available. If you live local you are able to apply for a parking pass online which helps save 3£ each time you visit. It is also cheaper after 3pm. Highly recommend for anyone visiting the area or living local with young children and babies.
5. Brean Splash Waterpark
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 383 reviews
Reviewed By N3805FJcarrieh
We came end of Feb so only low season. Which meant that the outside area (quite rightly - it was cold and windy) was shut. We had a lovely time on the main pool, the small baby pool - our 2 ¹ year old loved the little boats you had put in to play with. The splash area was really good. Our 5 year old loved the slides and spray parts. Only one thing is that there wasn't a slide our 2 year old could really go on. He was just a bit too small for the slide on his own and you cannot take them on your lap. Apart from that we really enjoyed the swim.
6. Brean Theme Park
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By paulyuk1 - Cannock, United Kingdom
2 kids under 10, 2 parents and 2 grandparents and we all had a great time. The idea of buying wristbands based on height is good as it means anyone unable to go on many rides can still enter the park free and can just buy tickets for any rides suitable for their age or disability. All staff were really friendly and helpful and keeping customers safe with social distancing and hand sanitisers everywhere. All rides were cleaned after each session. It’s not in the same league as some of the bigger theme parks and undoubtedly some of the rides have been there for many years - but for a fun day out with kids and without paying a fortune it’s ideal. We used Tesco clubcard vouchers which was very easy.
