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12 best indoor playgrounds in Toronto
Looking for fun indoor playgrounds in Toronto and the GTA? We’ve rounded up the best ones and they all have drop-in
hours. Yay!
Mar 9, 2015 Alex Mlynek and TP staff Photo: Playcious via Facebook
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1. Playcious
Playcious is the place to be for family fun. The play area is enclosed and has a soft floor—perfect for crawling tots.
There are multiple play areas, including a gymnasium that’s full of colourful activities that will encourage kids to test
their speed, flexibility and balance. Kids can also reach for the stars (celling) on the large trampoline. To play here you
can purchase a general entry ticket or a monthly/yearly pass. Kids under one are free with the purchase of an adult
pass.
Go play:
Monday to Thursday & Sunday 10am – 8pm, Friday & Saturday 10am – 9pm 905-669-9996
50-A Caldari Rd, Vaughan playcious.com
Photo: Balls of Fun
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2. Balls of Fun
Welcome to North America’s only kid’s ball gym. Founded and created by an experienced teacher and mother of two,
this playground was made to encourage kids to practice ball skills. Little ones ages three and younger can enjoy the
baby and toddler gym. The soft-play structure is perfect for crawling and cruising. Not to mention there are tons of
balls to throw and kick—make sure you’re little one attempts to dunk the ball through the ginormous hoop. Older kids
have their own gym where they can dunk and kick with all their friends. Kids can try different ball activities like
balancing and bouncing. The giant jungle gym complete with slides is perfect for kids and adults, so you can join in on
the fun without hurting your knees. Don’t forget to try out the ball pit—it’s full of balls (and fun!) Go play:
Tuesday to Sunday 9:30am – 7:30pm 905-828-4386
3615 Laird Road, units 15 & 16, Mississauga
ballsoffun.ca
Bunch Of Fun via Facebook
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3. Bunch Of Fun
At Bunch Of Fun there’s something for the the whole family. Your tiny tot will love the smaller playground where they
can crawl on and over soft toys, including a carousel of animals. Older kids will race to the big playground, complete
with tunnels and slides—woohoo. Parents can relax in the pottery studio or take a much needed break on the comfy
couches. There is also a cafe with tons of tasty treats from pizza to danishes and healthy snacks too. Kids under six
months are free with a paying sibling.
Go play:
Sunday to Thursday 9am – 7pm, Friday 9am – 2:30pm.
*Please check the Facebook page as hours can vary based on capacity and private bookings.
416-630-1818
11 Kodiak Crescent, Suite B, Toronto
bunchoffunplayland.ca
Photo: Playtown
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4. Playtown
Get ready for some play-based learning at Playtown. Kids can explore eight gorgeously designed playhouses, each
with a different theme like the theatre, the grocery store, the raceway — which is a secure space to zip around on
PlasmaCars — and Toddler Town, which is designed for newborns through to little walkers. Parents can see the Main
Street area of Playtown from the toddler area, so they can keep an eye on their older children while their babies have
fun, too. Playtown also features a café with security monitors that focus on the playhouses so caregivers can have a
snack or drink while still watching their kids. Annual memberships are available, as is drop-in play. Little ones younger
than one are free with a paid child.
Go play:
Every day 9:30am – 5:30pm
2170 Dunwin Dr., unit 6, Mississauga
905-569-7529
kidsplaytown.ca
Photo: Hop Hop Jump
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5. Hop Hop Jump
Kids ages one to six will have a blast on the two play structures at Hop Hop Jump. There’s a smaller area for little
ones, with tents, tunnels, soft climbers to crawl on and even a slide that ends in a ball pit. And older kids get to
explore a larger three-level climber complete with swirl and wave slides, a ball pit, tubes and a trampoline. The 5,000square-foot space is filled with lots of natural light and features fun spaces for kids to explore, including an indoor tree
house and a princess castle.
Go play:
Tuesday to Friday 10am – 6pm, Sunday 9:30am – 2:30pm
400 Spinnaker Way, units 11 to 12, Vaughan
905-761-1101
hophopjump.com
Photo: Playground Paradise
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6. Playground Paradise
Operated by the City of Toronto, Playground Paradise is a two-level indoor play structure located at Flemingdon
Community Centre in Toronto’s east end. It’s open to kids 12 and younger. The room is decorated like a meadow, with
green floors, leafy fabric on the ceilings and a sky scene painted on the walls. Your brood can zoom down the spiral
slide, or get their energy out on the track ride, the cargo elevator or jump in the ball pit. All of this is available for just
$2.50 per child for two hours of play.
Go play:
Monday to Wednesday 9:30am – 8:30pm, Friday 1pm – 8:30pm, Saturday & Sunday: 12:30pm – 5pm
*Please call ahead on weekends as they tend to be busy.
150 Grenoble Dr., North York
416-395-6014
toronto.ca
Photo: Sprouts
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7. Sprouts – Growing Bodies & Minds
This lovely light-filled indoor playground and gym is packed with all the makings of an awesome adventure for kids
zero to seven. Sprouts has filled its 6,000 square feet space with two kinder trampolines and three play structures
with slides, ladders and passageways to explore. There’s also a large soft play area for babies and toddlers, with
smaller padded climbers, rockers and little ladders. Caregivers get treated to free coffee, tea and hot chocolate in the
café. While there is no cost for the first visit, families must purchase either a play pass or part- or full-time membership
to access the playground during drop-in times.
Go play:
Monday to Friday 9am – 6pm, Saturday & Sunday 9am – 4pm
183 Carlaw Ave. Toronto
416-840-9718
sproutskids.ca
Photo: Jellybeenz
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8. Jellybeenz
Jellybeenz features the most amazing castle-themed play structure that spans two-and-a-half floors. There are three
slides, two bridges, a ball pit, a rock climbing wall, an eight-foot Thomas train that kids can climb into and play. There
is also a separate toddler area with a princess castle and ride-on toys, and a gaming and movie section. Best suited to
kids 12 and younger.
Go play:
Tuesday to Wednesday 10am – 3pm, Thursday 10am – 6pm, Friday 10am – 8pm, Saturday & Sunday 10am – 1pm
10 Bramhurst Ave., units 12 to 14, Brampton
905-463-2336
jellybeenz.com
Photo: Lil’ Monkeys Indoor Playgrounds
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9. Lil’ Monkeys Indoor Playgrounds
With a five-level soft-structured playground filled with a fully enclosed swirl slide, wave slides, punch-bag forest and
more, Lil’ Monkeys is bound to please kids from one to 12-years-old. Other features include an enclosed basketball
court, toddler sections and a rock-climbing wall. Not only is Lil’ Monkeys dedicated to fun, it’s also dedicated to safety.
The entire floor is padded in case someone takes a tumble, and they have a program to ensure children leave with the
guardian that they came with. You’ve got to try Mighty Jump, a ride that lets those aged five to 75, free fall off a 20
foot platform and land in a giant inflatable bag. So fun!
Go play:
Monday to Friday 9:30am – 8pm, Saturday 9:15am – 8:30pm, Sunday 9:15am – 8pm 3250 Harvester Rd., unit 5, Burlington
866-972-2111
lilmonkeysplaygrounds.com
Photo: Extreme Fun Indoor Playground
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10. Extreme Fun Indoor Playground
Your little one can get all dolled up in the dress-up centre and then explore the multi-coloured play structure in their
fancy princess dress. It’s all part of the experience at Extreme Fun Indoor Playground, which is best suited for kids
ages one to 10. For sports lovers, they can shoot some hoops or play foosball. And the giant jumpy castle is not to be
missed. Parents are encouraged to join in on the fun or relax with a cup of coffee in the café.
Go play:
Monday to Friday 9:30am – 3:30pm
186 Bartley Drive, North York
416-757-8777
extremefun.ca
Photo: Treehouse Play Centre
11. Treehouse Play Centre
Two moms wanted to create an indoor playground that parents would enjoy—where the seats are comfy and the café
is full of healthy food options. That’s how Treehouse Play Centre was born. Kids zero to eight can run around the
awesome play structure full of tunnels and slides. Parents can join the fun and play on the playground or relax on the
couches. Babies have two special areas where they can safely play. The delicious café serves lunches on weekdays
and breakfast on the weekends. And the best part? All the food is made from scratch.
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Go play:
Monday to Friday 10am – 6pm, Saturday & Sunday call for updated hours weekly
9688 Leslie Street, Richmond Hill
905-237-7388
treehouseplaycentre.com
Photo: Kids Fun Town
12. Kids Fun Town
Take your little monkey to the jungle gym at Kids Fun Town. Best for kids younger than six, this play structure features
a bouncy castle complete with a slide, ride-on toys and a mini basketball court. Plus, an awesome rock climbing
structure that kids can climb up and through. Before heading to Kids Fun Town, check their website to make sure they
aren’t closed for a birthday party.
Go play:
Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm, Sunday 9:30am to 6pm
2040 Danforth Ave, Toronto
416-277-7689
kidsfuntown.ca
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Read more:
Best indoor playgrounds in Canada
20 fun indoor games
All the best indoor water parks in Canada

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