Name: Beare Green Inflatable Fun Day
Start: 2026-05-25T10:00:00+01:00
Location: Beare Green Village Hall

Beare Green’s first Inflatable Fun Day, a partnership between Beare Green Community Association and Jamies Castles, will be on Bank Holiday Monday 25th May, from 10am to 5:30 pm. There will be a range of stalls, a face painter, slush machine, games, teas coffees and cakes with jazz inside the hall from 1pm to 3pm, BBQ, beer, drinks, ice cream and pimms, and a raffle.

Entry other than into the inflatables area (see below) is FREE. You don't have to have a child or grandchild or be interested in the inflatables to enjoy fun day !

Jamies Castles are bringing a huge range of inflatables which will be in its own secured pay- zone; there will be slides, mega assault, helter skelter, toddler area, themed 3D inflatables and games. There is a charge of £10 per child (one accompanying adult free, second adult for £2) for a 90 minute session in this inflatable area, age to book the inflatables : from walking to 13 years old, bookable via: www.jaimiescastles.co.uk/events/bank-holiday-inflatable-fun-day.php which also shows the terms and conditions. The timeslots for the inflatables are 10 to 11:30, 11:30 to 1pm, 1pm to 2:30, 2:30 to 4, and a final SEN session that is a bit quieter 4 to 5:30.

There may be some walk-in capacity to the inflatables on the day, depending how booked up each slot is.

To enquire about booking a stall please email [email protected], telling us what it is. You would need to be set up by 9:30 and could not leave until 5:45pm

The village hall car park will close once full so is 1st come 1st Served. We cannot guarantee parking, please obey the marshals; you may have to park on nearby roads. There is a small commuter car park 40m down Hawksmoor Drive abutting the train station which is very close, parking above the train station on the Old Horsham Road and further along Old Horsham Road alongside the pond, also it's possible to drive down Merebank (please do NOT park on Merebank, as it is a main artery into the village) past the hall turning right at the junction, seeking appropriate safe parking along the left side of that part of Leith Road.