Nurture your child’s imagination with almost half off creativity and learning sessions at Tiny Town
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If you’re looking for a fun, creative, safe space for the little ones then Tiny Town could be the ideal children’s play-centre this summer and you can save up to 47-per-cent with this offer
Tiny Town is a wonderful family-friendly location that has been created to help children experience a unique role-play centre where creativity and learning work in tandem.
Situated in Anston (with other sites in Barlborough and Chesterfield), this mini village has been specially designed to help young minds discover the world through imaginative play in a safe and fun setting.
Each imaginative play session at Tiny Town lasts 90-minutes, and currently with Groupon children can enjoy their time there from as little as £4 per session – with savings of up to 47 per cent on different packages.
Tiny Town has a particularly strong focus on early years learning, set in an environment that not only encourages children to use their imagination but also helps them explore, play and learn in an enjoyable way.
Accommodating families of various sizes—from single adult-and-child pairs to larger groups of up to four children and four adults—the centre provides flexible admission options. Every 90-minute session gives children plenty of time to fully engage in creative role-play activities.
This offer is currently available to take advantage of up until the end of October, 2026, giving parents ample time to book their children in for an engaging and creative play experience.
With multiple daily sessions across all three of its locations, a trip to Tiny Town is one that will encourage tiny minds to grow and prosper into positively bigger memories.
To find out more about this offer, how to book your trip to Tiny Town, plus all terms and conditions – Check out the Groupon website
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