If you have a child that is bursting with energy, Connecticut’s many play centers provide the perfect space for them to let loose. With a variety of options for children of different ages and stages, you won’t have a hard time finding something to suit your little one. From bouncy fun centers to well-maintained play gyms, here are the best kids’ play centers in Connecticut.
Perfect for children ages one through ten, the Kids Play Museum provides an imaginative play space and a schedule packed with fun events. Let kids pretend in a kid-sized grocery store or diner, romp in a fire truck, or get creative with a Magneato table. There is also an area perfect for crawlers or new walkers, with large soft blocks and wall-mounted games. Staff are also trained in English, Spanish, and ASL.
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Stop by during an open play time so children can explore the indoor climbing structures, slides, and climbing walls. Special equipment helps children to develop motor skills while playing in a safe, clean environment. In addition, Whippersnapper's Play Gym also offers classes for little ones including toddler yoga.
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The Little Green Tambourine offers open play on Mondays and Fridays for children ages one to five. During open play time, children will have the chance to play on an indoor playscape, build their imagination with a drama play area, or dress up in fun clothing. On other days of the week, the Little Green Tambourine offers classes such as after school cooking for children ages four to nine and preschool adventures for children ages three to five.
To have fun together as a family, Central Rock Gym encourages parents and children to climb together. If this is your first time climbing, opt to reserve a staff belay, so that you can get started climbing without learning about belay first. Children of any age can participate in climbing and birthday parties are available on-site as well.
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Kidz Klub is a popular indoor play center for children that features soft play areas, tunnels, a ball pit, trampolines, and activities such as crafts. There is even a designated area for infants and toddlers, with soft climbing structures, ride on toys and cars, and ample soft mats for safety. Parents and guardians are welcome to accompany children in the play structure to lend a hand or have fun on the structures for family fun.