The new active play area for all ages at the Lagoon Leisure Centre in Paisley is set to open to the public in October.
Led collaboratively by Renfrewshire Council and OneRen, the £1million Lagoon Adventure Zone will offer a vibrant multi-age play experience
An interactive TAG active arena where players can compete to win points using a wristband sensor on lights located around the climbing maze. The area includes tunnels, crawl spaces, a cargo climb maze and climbing frames as part of a vibrant play space, the first of its kind in Scotland.
A baby and toddler area with interactive toys, slides ramps, balances boxes and other exciting apparatus to keep little ones entertained. There will also be a free play area with chutes, slides and climbing frames.
The active play will have a dedicated sensory area supporting people with additional needs.
A spacious seating area will give parents and carers a great view of all the key play zones while enjoying the café, catered by local supplier Brew & Bite.
Councillor Lisa-Marie Hughes, Chair of OneRen, said: “It’s wonderful to see the work has been progressing and is now complete on the new active play space at the Lagoon.
“We know how important it is for access to facilities such as this high-quality play space, to be local to families. The inclusion of the sensory space, baby and toddler area and cafe make this an inclusive indoor playground for all while providing opportunities for adults to socialise.
“I look forward to seeing the space opening next month and for children, families and groups from Renfrewshire and beyond start using this excellent new facility.”
Final works are taking place and the facility will undergo specialist product, safety and RoSPA training schedule ahead of opening.
A phased programme of testing and soft-launch activity with key stakeholders will take place prior to the official public opening.
In addition to the active play area, councillors agreed to allocate £2million to support upgrades to OneRen sports and leisure venues as part of Renfrewshire Council’s budget for 2026/27.