Indoor Playgrounds in Greater L.A. (Mapped)

Erynn:  Climbing toys, slides, soft toys, a dedicated area for kids 5 and under - plus ball pits, tunnels, and imaginative play - are just part of the fun at this colorful and interactive indoor playground near San Bernardino. Plus, every day at 4pm, their mascot hosts a dance party for the kids!

Erynn:  Across their 2,000 square foot facility, Kiddos 101 addresses specific age groups with hands-on activities and toys. It's a museum-style layout with two levels, one for babies through age 2 and one for ages 2 to 6. Babies can play with wood toys, climb small structures, and look in mirrors, while older kids can play with the 2-story playhouse, sensory tables, and music exhibit.

Erynn:  Luv2Play has climbing structures, ball cannons, tunnels, slides, a separate toddler area, a kinetic sand table, video games and kiddy rides, and a snack bar area for families to enjoy. Parents can score free WiFi and enjoy a coffee while kids play to their hearts content at either of the awesome indoor playground's two locations near San Bernardino and Riverside.

Erynn:  Kids have free range of this pretend play, bounce house, climbing structure, and dress-up filled play place. A separate toddler area and sensory wall cater to little ones. Phone charging stations and a cafe help out busy parents.

Erynn:  Slides, obstacle courses, ball pits, trampolines, ball shooters, and electronic play areas are what make LOL Kids Club so much fun. An on-site cafe lets you refuel the kids without leaving the play place, and free Wi-Fi keeps you connected.

Erynn:  Pretend play, a zipline, trampoline, ball blasters, scooters, and small toys keep kids of all ages occupied. Climbing structures and a dedicated toddler area mean there's something for everyone. Parents are encouraged to get in and play alongside their children!

Erynn:  Romp-o-Rama doesn't believe that indoor playgrounds are just for kids - parents can join in the fun too! Climbing structures, slides, trampolines, and imaginative play areas give plenty of entertainment value. Sports courts, a climbing wall, games, and a specified toddler area are a few other play options.

Erynn:  A 3-story arena with slides, foam ball guns, and free Wi-Fi for parents brings sea-themed fun to the whole family. Frequent coupon offers add even more value to your all-day play admission (but no re-entry if you leave the premises).

Erynn:  Slides, a ballistics arena, sports courts, a tot section, play city, tunnels, swings, and a cafe make Billy Beez an all-day attraction for all ages, and one of the best indoor playgrounds near Los Angeles and Orange County. The colorful play are is expansive and scaled-down spaces engage even the smallest visitors.

The Children's Museum at La Habra offers seven educational and entertaining, permanent hands-on exhibits such as the nature walk exhibit, dress up room, science station, farm exhibit, and a featured exhibit which changes twice a year. The hand-carved carousel and1942 railroad caboose are extra special touches.

Alexandra F.:  We recently discovered this indoor playground at a kids birthday party we attended and were very impressed! My preschooler had so much fun running around and playing on the various climbing structures, slides, swings, ball pit, trampoline and more. The place seemed to be clean and well-maintained, and I like that there is only one way in and out of the play area, with seating for parents located just next to it so you can easily keep track of your kids while they are running around. The whole play area is well padded, too, so even very little ones can safely play and explore.

Erynn:  This play place near Los Angeles has a maze, playhouse, bounce house, and designated baby area. Though there is no formal age limit, it is best suited for kids age 5 and under. Parents can enjoy complimentary coffee, a quiet reading corner, and Wi Fi. There's also a kids' boutique on site.

Erynn:  PlayLab offers outdoor and indoor play places specially designed for infants, toddlers, and preschool-age kids, with simple toys, cozy sofas and reading nooks. Open play that's hands-on and gentle lets toddlers explore without worrying about big kids getting too rough.

Erynn:  If your child has special needs and has a hard time handling most indoor playgrounds, We Rock the Spectrum might be the solution. All kids from infants and up can attend open play and use the gym, do arts and crafts, or just relax. Crash mats, suspended equipment, and trampolines are just a few offerings, and multiple locations throughout the greater Los Angeles area will make it easier to find one of their indoor playgrounds near you.

Erynn:  For all-day play with unlimited ins and outs, Peekaboo is the place for kids to get their play on, with play structures, a bouncer, slides, a ball pit, and more. Free Wi-Fi and complimentary coffee for parents makes this a great hangout for the whole family.