If you’re looking for things to do in Hull with toddlers, you’re in the right place. Whether it’s raining, sunny, or somewhere in between (which, let’s face it, is most days in Hull!), there are plenty of fun-filled places to explore with your little ones. From creative learning experiences to soft play adventures, Hull has something for every curious toddler and tired-but-happy parent.
🚀 1. Little Astronauts – Hull’s Space-Themed Soft Play Adventure
Let’s start with the most exciting new arrival in Hull’s family scene — Little Astronauts.
Located inside the Prospect Centre, this space-themed indoor play centre is designed to spark imagination and joy for both toddlers and kids of all ages.
Inside, you’ll find:
- 🌌 A multi-level softplay area filled with slides, tunnels, and climbing zones
- 🪐 A dedicated Sensory Space Ship for children with SEND, featuring calming lights, sensory walls, and bubble tubes
- 🎮 Interactive technology, including augmented reality play and touchscreen games
- ☕ A comfortable restaurant serving hot food, coffee, and treats for parents who deserve a break
It’s not just another kids’ soft play in Hull — it’s an experience designed to entertain, educate, and inspire.
📍 Find us inside the Prospect Centre, Hull
🕐 Open daily – book your play session online to avoid disappointment
🐠 2. The Deep
No list of toddler activities in Hull is complete without The Deep, one of the UK’s most spectacular aquariums.
Your little explorers can marvel at sharks, rays, and colourful coral reefs — and the sensory lighting and bubble effects make it a magical experience for toddlers.
💡 Tip: Visit mid-morning to avoid the busiest crowds and enjoy the quieter exhibits.
🌳 3. East Park
For fresh air and outdoor adventures, head to East Park — Hull’s biggest green space. Toddlers love the animal enclosure, boat rides, and playground areas. Pack a picnic, or grab an ice cream and let them burn off energy while you enjoy the scenery.
🎨 4. Hull Museums Quarter
If you’re after something educational but still engaging for little ones, the Hull Museums Quarter is full of interactive experiences. The Hands-On History Museum and Streetlife Museum both offer tactile, visual exhibits that are ideal for younger children.
💡 Bonus: It’s free — making it one of the best budget-friendly family days out in Hull.
🧸 5. Toddler-Friendly Cafés and Community Spaces
Hull has a growing number of family cafés and community hubs designed with young children in mind. Keep an eye on local Facebook groups for toddler sessions, stay-and-play mornings, and messy play events.
Some popular picks:
- Little Stars Café – relaxed setting with baby-friendly facilities
- The Toast House – cosy brunch spot with space for prams
- Play Avenue (nearby in Scunthorpe) – role-play village for younger kids
🌈 Why Hull Is Perfect for Toddlers
Hull is an incredible place to raise young children — affordable, welcoming, and full of soft play centres, parks, and indoor play areas designed for little learners. Whether your toddler loves climbing, splashing, or exploring, there’s always something new to discover.
And if you’re looking for the ultimate toddler-friendly day out, Little Astronauts offers the perfect mix of fun, safety, and creativity — right in the heart of the city.
🚀 Visit Little Astronauts Today
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Little Astronauts – where play takes off.
