Found in the Eagan Community Center, The Blast Indoor Playground has an out-of-this world space themed play area. The park is aimed at children between 18 months and 12 years old. Children 13 and up may accompany their siblings free of charge to help supervise. Socks and supervision are required and outside food is not […]
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Summer is the perfect time to leave the beaten path around the neighborhood park and explore some of the more unique playgrounds in the Twin Cities. We’ve been trekking to all corners of the metro to find and share new places to climb, slide, splash, swim and entertain your little bundles of energy this summer.
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The Eagles Nest Indoor Playground is found within the New Brighton Community Center. The City of New Brighton completely renovated the indoor playground in the fall of 2017. Fun playground equipment includes a web tower, multiple slides (your kids will love the light-up choice), playable giant piano keys, a tight rope, ball pit, hanging foam
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Woodbury Central Park is a landscaped, climate-controlled indoor public park that houses Lookout Ridge Indoor Playground, the R.N. Stafford branch of the Washington County Library, a branch of the YMCA and an ECFE center. There is also a city-owned café located next to the library. The park hosts community programs, music, and movies throughout the
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InnerActive Playground in Mounds View is a self-service indoor park that serves families with children from 1 to 17 and encourages families to play together indoors as they would outdoors. Like some other recently opened indoor playgrounds, it is self-serve and users are responsible for cleaning up after themselves. Adult supervision is required and up
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Cliff Fen Park in Burnsville offers families a variety of amenities, including a large playground and splash pad, walking trail through scenic Wetlands, picnic amenities and sports fields. It also offers access to the Minnesota Valley Wildlife Refuge. This park has wireless internet through the City of Burnsville Public WiFi. Burnsville Lions Playground at Cliff
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You would be hard-pressed to find a kid who won’t like Elm Creek Play Area in the Elm Creek Park Reserve. Our family affectionately calls it the Rainbow Park. Two different parks in Minnesota make this list of the World’s Largest Playgrounds — Elm Creek and Hyland Park. When, I originally shared this, Hyland Park
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Shoreview Community Center is home to an Indoor Waterpark & Pool and Indoor Playground. Find playground and pool prices, open gym information below. Outdoors, find the popular Shoreview Commons Park with its Challenge Course. While the facility also offers state-of-the art fitness studios that parents may enjoy, we focus here on the family-friendly aspects of
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Outside M Health Fairview Sports Center in Woodbury, a splash pad and Madison’s Place Playground combine to create one of the most popular playgrounds in the Twin Cities metro. The city of Woodbury hosts several community events at this location each year, including four egg hunts, a 4th of July celebration, and a coin carnival.
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M Health Fairview Sports Center (f/ka HealthEast Sports Center, f/k/a Bielenberg Sports Center) is a multi-use sports centers with indoor and outdoor facilities. Amenities include a 90,000-square-foot indoor field house, two indoor ice arenas, an outdoor ice skating rink, 36 outdoor athletic fields, a splash pad, and Twin Cities East Metro’s first completely handicapped accessible
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