Jaime Sumersille
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Have your kids taken to couch climbing like it's an Olympic sport? Get them off your furniture, out of the house, and over to The Gravity Vault in Melville, where they can explore more that 20,000 square feet of indoor rock climbing space. From easy beginner courses to rough terrain, your family can tackle more than 100 climbing stations.
This is an ideal activity for active families with children ages 4 and older. Find more local Long Island play spaces in our Kids' Sports Centers Guide or Indoor Play Spaces Guide.
Have a little Picasso on your hands? A budding artist whom you would you like to get drawing on paper instead of your walls? These Long Island-based art spots offer drop-in classes, painting parties and more. No long-term commitments necessary. Pop in for some arts and crafts and get your creative juices flowing.
For more seasonal activities, pop over to our Winter Fun Guide. And if you're keeping an eye on your wallet after the holidays, check out our list of 20 FREE Things to Do With Long Island Kids This Winter.
Love is in the air this weekend. Show your littlest loves some Valentine's Day fun at a party at Tots on Track, the Be Mine Ball at the Long Island Children's Museum, or the Sweetheart Princess Tea at the Long Island Aquarium. Drop in for Valentine's Day crafts at the Maritime Explorium, Garvies Point Museum and Preserve, or the Vanderbuilt Museum.
For more activities to fill the weekend, pop over to our February GoList or Winter Fun Guide. And if you're keeping an eye on your wallet after the holidays, check out our list of 20 FREE Things to Do With Long Island Kids This Winter.
You also might want to look ahead to summer with our Long Island Camp Guide, with camp information for all ages, locations, and interests.
Of course, our Event Calendar is loaded with fun, daily events for Long Island kids. Don't see a great event here? Add it to our Event Calendar yourself.
While most indoor play places cater to a range of ages, some parents feel more comfortable when there are areas designated for younger children. At most of these locations, children ages 5 and younger are the primary focus and can play freely without being knocked down or bumped into by an older crowd.
We've rounded up a list of play spaces on Long Island that are geared toward little ones.
And for more indoor ideas, check our our Inside Activity Guide.
If you have a thrill-seeker on your hands, Long Island boasts many birthday party options of active and adventurous kiddos! Zip line your way to an unforgettable birthday party adventure with these cool party venues, from ropes courses to climbing walls, and both indoor and outdoor options.
Don't forget to peruse our Long Island Party Guide It offers plenty more options for putting together a great party for your child.
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