Orcardia Creative Learning Centre & Trampoline Centre

Hi everyone, i have a question! is this suitable for a 2 year old or is it more for older children? I’m hoping to take my niece tomorrow! thanks!

This is pretty nice for the money. It’s sort of hard to find as you walk down the street. It’s in a set of out buildings BEHIND the ones on the street and it’s not too far from the high street so keep your eyes peeled. The trampolines are awesome. The jukebox is full of good tunes and the prices are very decent. Those kids will be very worn out. WIN.

It is a small centre visited by a lot of children and people with disabilities. It has great facilities on site, including a small café area. The room with instruments is a great thrill for the small visitors of the centre. The best feature though is the hall with trampolins, which I also find great fun. Staff are very caring and friendly.

Most of Edinburgh’s born and bred will remember going to at least 3 birthday parties hosted here.
The jukebox only played «looking back over my shoulder» by Mike and the Mechanics or the Ghostbusters theme tune. However, even though this has been replaced with a more up to date version with lots of classic party dance tunes — it’s still the same old Trampoline Centre in the way that you can’t help but have fun.
On the Orcadia side of things, it doubles as a creative learning centre for people with special needs and really is one of the most valuable places of it’s type. My brother (who has Down’s Syndrome) has attended here for many years and it’s his favourite place on Earth.

This is a favourte place of since i was a child. I love bringing my children here and they love it too.
It has changed over the years but still has the famous trampolines. You can bounce away untill your heart’s content. The room has 5 full sized trampolines embedded into the floor and a few soft play bricks at one end to build with. There is also music playing.
This is now run by the disabled charity and they do a lot to help out by letting them use the premises and holding clubs and meetings for them.
Well worth a visit and an hour’s bouncing will certainly tire out the kids. There is a café in the centre for drinks and snacks. The place is well staffed with first aiders around at all times.
They will also cater for birthday parties at a very resonable rate and best of all, all the money earned here goes straight back to the charity organisation.