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Jamaica Woodland Festival set to blast off on April 26, 2025 at Pearly Beach in St Ann
Some of the slides and attractions that will be available at the Jamaica Woodland Festival.
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November 17, 2024

Jamaica Woodland Festival set to blast off on April 26, 2025 at Pearly Beach in St Ann

ST ANN, Jamaica — Campers and festival goers who will be attending the Jamaica Woodland Festival on April 26, 2025 at Pearly Beach in Ocho Rios, St Ann will be treated to a number of fun-filled family-based activities, as well as great performances from a diverse line-up of artistes.

“We have something for everyone, for parents looking for a fun and safe festival experience with activities for children. We promise an unforgettable experience with a combination of excitement, inspiration and memorable connections,” David Anderson, founder and events director of the Jamaica Woodland Festival, said.

Anderson added that ‘foodies’ can experience authentic Jamaican cuisine and will have a smorgasbord of great choices for their gastronomic delight.

“Nature enthusiasts can enjoy outdoor activities and connect with nature in an environmentally responsible way. Families can meet like-minded individuals and build connections that last beyond the event,” he added.

Other activities include cooking demonstrations, virtual reality experiences, face painting, an artisan village, live demos, hands-on experiences, mascots, interactive play zones, plus several rides and games.

“It’s going to be a fantastic family experience for all. Whether you’re looking to connect or simply have fun immersing yourself in the culture of Jamaica, reserve your spot today and be a part of something extraordinary,” Anderson said.

Some of the activities during the day will be provided by Inflatable JA Tours which is known for bringing unforgettable experiences to families across Jamaica. The company is tasked with transforming the venue into a family-oriented space at the Jamaica Woodland Festival.

Inflatable JA Tours will take charge of the Kiddies Village, converting it into a family-friendly, secure space that fosters excitement and comfort.

“Designed with both children and parents in mind, this area will offer ample shaded seating, refreshments, and easy access to restrooms. Our staff is thoroughly trained to handle all aspects of the inflatables, from setup to safe supervision, allowing families to relax while their children engage in fun activities,” said Ian Hopwood, marketing manager at Inflatables JA.

The Kiddies Village will host interactive activities such as face painting and obstacle course challenges to further engage attendees.

Some of the slides and attractions that will be available at the Jamaica Woodland Festival.

“Our diverse line-up includes some of the most sought-after inflatables in the region, each designed to inspire joy, activity, and safe play for all ages. Our 110-foot Lava Run Obstacle Course is a crowd favourite, offering an adventurous experience that promotes physical activity and friendly competition among participants,” Hopwood added.

Inflatables is also known for its popular 36-foot Tropical Fireblast Tsunami Slip and Waterslide and 32-foot Jurassic Rush water slide attractions.

Some of the slides and attractions that will be available at the Jamaica Woodland Festival.

“Our inflatables and activities are designed to promote fun, safety, and a sense of community, making our events highly anticipated in the communities we visit. To ensure the utmost safety, each attraction is regularly inspected, and the Kiddies Village will be equipped with first-aid stations and clear safety signage,” he said.

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