Best Indoor Play Spaces in Philadelphia

1. Beehive at Bok — East Passyunk

This hip, award-winning play space designed for kids 7 and under reflects the iconic Bok building's creative small businesses and makers. There are also movement classes, story times, and play groups. Tip: Members get in for unlimited play whenever Beehive at Bok is open!

2. InMovement — Queen Village, Easy Passyunk

Kids will love tumbling in the open play sessions or classes at this hot spot for gymnastics. Check out open play at their Queen Village and East Passyunk locations, or try one of their classes, which start at 16-months old and run all the way through adulthood. Tip: Parent-child classes require participation, so be ready to move with your child.

3. Kids at Play — Roxborough 

Roller coaster cars, a sensory room, ball pits, and a zip line are just some Kids at Play highlights. Open play here is best for toddlers and up to age 12. Tip: Kids at Play is shoeless, so remember to bring socks for the kids to wear while they play.

4. Kith and Kin — Brewerytown 

Kids will love the playhouse and scarf launcher in this gathering spot, while grown-ups will love its cool, calm vibe. This peaceful indoor play space was designed especially with kids ages 0-5 in mind. Tip: While the space is designed for kids under 5, older siblings are also welcome.

5. Music Theatre Philly + Nest — Center City

After more than a decade, Nest's sought-after nature-themed 3,000-square-foot play space has become a favorite among Philly parents of kids ages 0-6. And now they've officially partnered with Music Theatre Philly to offer music classes and musical productions. Tip: Enroll early to ensure a spot in the most popular classes.

6. We Rock the Spectrum — Northeast Philly

This kids' gym with an inclusive philosophy features equipment designed for kids with sensory processing disorders. Kids of all ages and abilities will love the zip lines, crash pads, trampolines, and more in this welcoming environment. Tip: Engage with staff, who are experience with special needs, for advice on how to use the equipment for therapeutic benefits.

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7. Chatter Splatter —  Norristown

Ball pits, play kitchens, and pretend gardens will keep kids entertained at this indoor playground all day. Best for ages 1-7 years. In nicer weather, there are both indoor and outdoor activities. Tip: Outside snacks are welcome (no nuts, please). Free coffee and juice is available; bring reusable cups or water bottles.

8. The Little Pod — North Wales

Part indoor gym, part play space, part arcade, The Little Pod has a little of everything—including a space especially for toddlers. Designed for kids ages 7 and under, socks are required, and tickets cannot be purchased online. Tip: Active supervision is required. In addition, outside snacks are not allowed, but there is food sold on site.

9. Romp n' Roll — Willow Grove 

From open gym to a slew of classes, this place is true to its name for kiddos under 5, with plenty of places to crawl, climb, romp, and roll. Tip: Romp n' Roll does not allow any glitter, so make sure there's none on your child's clothing or accessories.

Play on Giggleberry Mountain at Giggleberry Fair. Photo courtesy of Giggleberry Fair

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10. Bucks County Children's Museum — New Hope

Search for fossils, design a race track, or play pretend in the Bucks County-themed exhibits designed for kids ages 1-7. Advanced tickets are recommended for this local favorite indoor playplace! Tip: Bring snacks and drinks, as there are no food options available. Bring an extra outfit in case your kid needs one after playing at the popular water table.

11. Giggleberry Fair — Peddler’s Village

Kids 12 and under will love climbing the six-level Giggleberry Mountain indoor obstacle course and playing in the arcade. Giggles Discovers, designed just for ages 6 and under, will entertain the littlest guests with its imaginative play area and fire station. Kids of all ages will love taking a spin on the carousel at one of the most beloved indoor playplaces in Bucks County. Tip: Plan for at least two hours to enjoy all the options.

12. Ultimate Play Doylestown — Doylestown

Infants, toddlers, and young children can engage in play in the large indoor playground and expansive soft play section. Play sessions last for two hours on weekends and two and a half hours on weekdays, with a 30-minute cleaning session in between. Tip: The facility enforces a nut-free policy for snacks. 

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13. Charming Star Playroom — Newtown Square

This woodland-themed indoor toddler play space is perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, with open play for 0-6 year olds and plenty of special events to add to the fun for even older siblings. Socks are required. Tip: Memberships include 10 percent off birthday bookings and a free coffee for each adult per visit.

14. Bette's Family Fun Center — Aston 

15. Jumpers — Newtown Square

Five thousand square feet of bouncy fun guarantee tired-out kiddos. Best for kids ages 18-months to 10 years old. Tip: Book in advance for Open Jump sessions, since capacity is limited.

16. Oasis Family Fun Center—Glen Mills

Virtual reality, laser mazes, and rock climbing walls make this a true oasis of fun for kids up through age 12, plus there are multi-level play areas. Some areas have height and weight limits. Tip: A seating area surrounds the play structures, allowing parents to watch kids as they play.

The fun never ends at BounceU. Photo courtesy of BounceU

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17. BounceU — Exton

Kids can jump the day away in the many bounce stadiums, but note there may be a time limit on tickets. Special events and toddler times are also offered. Suitable for kids ages 2 and up, though some areas have height limits. Tip: Book in advance to ensure a spot.

18. Imagination Street — Exton

This indoor play space includes mini-playhouses for imaginative play. Multiple age groups can find activities, including toddlers. The space is designed for ages 1 to 7. Tip: A cafe-style lounge area allows parents to relax or work while they monitor their kids.

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19. Urban Air Adventure Park — Downingtown, East Norriton, Royersford, Springfield, Willow Grove

From go-carts to virtual reality to indoor skydiving to climbing walls, kids can go wild at Urban Air.  Kids 7 and under can enjoy a trampoline area just for them with a place for grown-ups to sit and watch. Tip: Check height and age requirements for specific attractions like go-karts and ropes courses ahead of time.

Best Indoor Playgrounds for Toddlers in Philadelphia

• Kith and Kin — Brewerytown 

• Charming Star Playroom — Newtown Square

• Imagination Street — Exton

Which Indoor Play Spaces Are Good for Birthday Parties?

• Bette's Family Fun Center — Aston 

• Music Theatre Philly + Nest — Center City

• BounceU — Exton

Where Can Older Kids Burn Energy Indoors?

• Urban Air Adventure Park — multiple locations

• Oasis Family Fun Center—Glen Mills

• Kids at Play — Roxborough 

Indoor Play Spaces in Philly FAQ

Q1: What are the best indoor playgrounds for kids in Philadelphia?

A1: Among the best are Giggleberry Fair, Urban Air Adventure Park, and Urban Air Adventure Park due to the climbing gyms, trampoline parks, and indoor activity centers.

Q2: Where can I take toddlers to play indoors in Philadelphia?

A2: Beehive at Bok, Kith and Kin, and Charming Star Playroom offer toddler-friendly soft play centers, baby gyms, and sensory-focused indoor spaces.

Q3: Are there indoor play spaces suitable for birthday parties?

A3: Many indoor play spaces offer party packages, private rooms, or rentable areas perfect for birthdays. Check websites for details and prices.

Q5: How can parents make indoor play visits easier?

A5: Head off hunger with snacks (if allowed). Plan for success by scheduling around naptime. In addition, avoid peak hours and peak days (weekdays during the earlier open hours are a good bet).

This article was updated in 2026 by writer Alyce Wilson.