Otley Garden Centre has unveiled plans for an exciting new indoor and outdoor play area.
The attraction, which will form part of the centre's Grass Hoppers family offering, promises a range of adventurous and imaginative play experiences for children.
It will primarily be indoor, with some outdoor areas.
Visitors can expect racing tube slides, wavy drops, treetop viewpoints, hidden zones and outdoor role-play areas.
The garden centre has shared a series of CGI artist impressions giving visitors a first glimpse of the development, which is designed to encourage exploration, creativity and active play.
A spokesperson for Otley Garden Centre said:
"We're so excited to share a little sneak peek of what's on the way at Grass Hoppers.
"From racing tube slides and wavy drops to treetop views, hidden zones, outdoor play and imaginative role play fun, there's so much waiting for little explorers.
"We can't wait to welcome you all and see families making memories, laughing, playing and letting off loads of energy together!"
The new attraction follows the success of existing Grass Hoppers sites at Tong and Tingley Garden Centres and marks the brand's expansion into the north Leeds area.
Further details and features have not yet been revealed, however the predicted opening date is 'Summer 2026'.

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