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London’s private members' clubs for children

Join the club: London is packed with family-friendly private members’ clubs. Here are five of our favourites.

Words by Amelia Allen

29th May 2025

3-minute read

Shh… private members’ clubs are no longer purely playgrounds for grown-ups. It’s less well known that London has a line-up of clubs designed specifically for little ones. In other words, mini members are having their moment – and it’s not just parents making the most of membership perks. From kids’ cinemas to cooking classes, these clubs are fun for the whole family. So, we’ve revealed our top places to go with tiny tots in tow…

Jesse’s House, Parsons Green

Best for: creative kids and calm-seeking parents.

Parsons Green has long been one of London’s poshest postcodes. So, it makes perfect sense that it has a private members’ club for parents and their mini members. From tiny tots aged three months up to eight-year-olds, Jesse’s House is packed with Montessori-inspired magic, imaginative play zones, and an art and sensory studio that sparks creativity. Parents can kick back in the café or find some quiet focus in dedicated workspaces.

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A young boy in a red soccer jersey and an adult in a gray shirt play soccer together on an orange outdoor court, with wooden lockers and a flight of stairs visible in the background.

A cosy playroom with light blue sofas, striped pillows, bean bags, toys, and a play kitchen. Artworks and a blackboard hang on cream-colored walls beneath a high ceiling with skylights and exposed vents.

8–10 Heathman’s Rd, SW6 4TJ

Jaego’s House, Kensal Rise

Best for: playtime for kids and downtime for grown-ups.

At Jaego’s House, little ones are lovingly looked after – and parents are prioritised, too. Set beside the canal, this family club is designed to keep the kids happily entertained, with soft play, a jungle gym, and a kids’ cinema showing regular screenings of their favourite films. Meanwhile, parents can pop into the on-site pizzeria or unwind with something chilled at the waterside restaurant. We’ll definitely drink to that.

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Three young children in school uniforms slide down adjacent blue slides indoors, smiling and having fun. A safety net is visible overhead in the play area.

Outdoor courtyard with artificial grass, colorful play equipment, benches, and umbrellas surrounded by white, multi-story historic buildings under a clear blue sky.

557 Harrow Rd, W10 4RH

George, Mayfair

Best for: mingling with fellow mini members.

It may come as a surprise that this midnight-blue private members’ club on Mount Street offers the younger generation their own membership with benefits. The George Junior Membership features special events, newsletters, games, and more for little ones. There’s even a Kid’s Committee, where they can make friends with fellow members and have their say on the club’s menu.

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A festive balloon display with red, white, and yellow balloons forms an arch around a sign that reads George Junior, featuring a cartoon dog. Brick buildings are visible in the background under a blue sky.

Ornate entrance with a black door adorned with golden studs, flanked by lush greenery and flowers. Bronze dog statues sit on either side, and the doormat reads GEORGE. A glass canopy with a metal frame shelters the doorway.

88–89 Mount St, W1K 2SU

Purple Dragon, Chelsea

Best for: fun for the whole family.

This club has been so wildly popular, it’s had a waiting list since day dot. From a swimming pool to cooking classes, this colossal Chelsea clubhouse conveniently crams everything under one roof. Parents and pint-sized partygoers can partake in a parade of pastimes together. Plus, if you need a breather, the concierge crew is on hand throughout the day – handling requests and making sure everyone’s having a blast.

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A child in a gray sweater throws a snowball at a target while a woman in a black outfit sits beside him, holding a snowball. They are indoors near a Christmas tree, with snowballs scattered around and a colorful target on an easel.

A neatly organized white shelf displaying colorful musical instruments, including xylophones, bongos, tambourines, ukuleles, and a chime. Soap bubbles float in front of the shelves, adding a playful touch.

30 Gatliff Rd, SW1W 8DP

Cloud Twelve, Notting Hill

Best for: eco-conscious families and future foodies.

Forget cloud nine – this is Cloud 12, a Notting Hill newbie made with eco-conscious families in mind. Picture planet-friendly toys and furniture in a space that’s as peaceful as it is playful. The plant-based brasserie dishes up wholesome, feel-good food for grown-ups, whilst little ones can snack and socialise in their very own children’s café and lounge. Meanwhile, the on-site crèche hosts daily sessions that enable youngster to develop their skills and interests.