
Awesome, Giant Indoor Playground About an Hour from St. Cloud
We all know it's cold outside. Some kids just love playing outside in this stuff and others would rather be inside. But if you are a parent of said child who loves to play outside, that can get really old really fast. And with the holidays coming up, and a lot of time off from school, you might find yourself and your kids with nothing to do for an extended period of time.
THERE IS A SOLUTION FOR BORED KIDS IN THE WINTER
Check out this great indoor playground! It's located in Edina, and called Edinborough Park, so it is about an hour drive from St. Cloud with good road conditions. It will be a little longer if the roads are a bit sketchy.
THERE ARE THINGS FOR ADULTS TOO
What's even better about this place is that it isn't just for kids. It's for big kids too with things like Pickleball courts, a lap pool and a track. There is even a fitness center too. Plus all the fun stuff an indoor playground would have to offer.
One drawback is that if you are planning on any of the above things, other than the playground, you do need to plan ahead. They do require reservations for some of those options.
The playground, or playpark, is perfect for kids who would love to work off some energy. And it's geared just for them!
- Designed for ages 1-12
- Frequently named best indoor play area in the Twin Cities
- Socks are required
- PlayPark areas are sanitized and disinfected every day
There are several areas of the park with different activities.
Adventure Peak:
- 30-foot-tall oak tree to climb
- 4 giant tube slides
- 1 super slide
- 1 triple wave slide
- Climbing wall
- Multiple levels to explore
Little Peak:
- Enclosed area
- Fully padded and netted
- Toddler-sized slides
- Climbing areas
- Giant-sized building blocks
- More than 45 activities overall
The Summit:
- Multiple scooters and riding toys
- Hula-hoops
- Balls of all sorts
- Kid-height basketball hoops
- Bounce house
- Plenty of space to run around
There is also a snack cafe and a parents area where they can sit and watch their kids. Parents can even join their kids in the fun in the Adventure Peak area. How fun!
Make sure to wear socks! You will be required to take off your shoes, but then socks are also required. No running around barefoot.

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