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Sports and Indoor Amusement Centers in Westchester

1. No Limit Ninja Yonkers – Yonkers

At No Limit Ninja Yonkers–one of the largest ninja gyms in the tri-state area–kids ages 4 and up can conquer three challenging obstacle courses seen in popular competitions. Opt for high-energy ninja classes led by experienced instructors or enroll in flexible half-day and full-day vacation and summer camps.

2. ​Movement – Valhalla

This indoor rock-climbing, yoga, and fitness facility offers day passes, groups, parties, and private coaching. The Rec Team Programs, meanwhile, offer a skill-building experience within a more relaxed environment. These multi-month programs give kids a chance to learn the ropes from experienced youth instructors. If your kid is into it, there's no shortage of other programs to try—from school break camps to competitive teams. 

3. Hapik – Yonkers 

For another indoor rock climbing experience, head to Hapik in Ridge Hill, which is open for kids who weigh at least 35 pounds. Along with a ropes course, there are plenty of climbing walls to try—many of which have creative themes, like a wall made of Crocs and another of soccer balls. 

4. ROAM Further Athletics at Grand Prix – Mount Kisco

ROAM is a specialized athletic training facility located within Mount Kisco's Grand Prix Racing space. The facility features customizable age-appropriate obstacles, training equipment, a trampoline, and more—with classes for kids starting at 10 months old. Other rainy-day activities at Grand Prix include bowling, go-karts, and arcade games. There’s also on-premises dining. 

5. Sportime USA — Ardsley

This indoor play center offers laser tag, a rock-climbing wall, a bowling alley, an arcade, and a soft play center for kids starting at age 6. There’s also a snack bar on-site. Package deals and daily specials are available, but check the website or call ahead to confirm it isn’t closed for a private event.

6. Monster Mini Golf – Yonkers

Also located in the Ridge Hill shopping center, this relative newcomer offers mini-golf, an arcade, and mini-bowling for little ones (featuring lighter balls, 40-foot lanes, and street shoes) in a glow-in-the-dark setting. Pricing allows for either a la carte purchases or discounts for activity combos. Spots can be reserved in advance, and walk-ins are accommodated as space permits.

Indoor Play Spaces in Westchester Where Kids Can Bounce and Play

7. BounceU – Elmsford

BounceU regularly offers open bounce, preschool play dates, sensory bounce sessions, and more. Parents are admitted free, and reservations are a must.

8. The Play Place – Elmsford

The Play Place in Elmsford has plenty of space to play, plus tennis courts, an indoor sports field, and a climbing structure. The Play Place offers open play daily with walk-ins available. Times vary, so check before heading over. 

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Toddlers can safely play on the equipment at My Gym. 

Play Spaces in Westchester for Babies and Toddlers

9. My Gym – Dobbs Ferry, Larchmont, and Yorktown Heights

These play spaces have classes for children from 1 month old through age 10, including gym classes, gymnastics, and "ninja training." If you're unsure about committing to a class, they offer a "2-week guest experience" that features access to unlimited, age-appropriate classes. 

10. Pop In! Play Space & Cafe – Larchmont

Pop In! is ideal for kids 6 and younger, and toddlers and preschoolers will have fun doing everything from pretend play to arranging letters on a giant chalkboard, to coloring, building, and more. Bonus for parents: There's a cafe serving snacks and coffee. There are drop-off playtime slots available, too. 

11. Tig & Peach – Pelham and Rye 

This adorable play space, which has a new location in Rye, offers lots of fun for the 6-and-younger set. Kids can climb and slide on the custom-designed playground, hide out in the wooden tent, play with the gigantic magnet wall, and more. Plus, it offers toddler classes and has on-site and online shops. 

Photos courtesy of the venues

A version of this post was originally published in 2021 and has since been updated. Photos courtesy of the venues.