The snow is here and maybe here to stay. There’s always fun to be had outside – snowman making, tobogganing, and fort making. Sometimes having someplace to go and play inside can prevent full-on hibernation mode and expend some energy in a warm and cozy environment.
Here’s our list of places to take your kids for some indoor fun in and around Red Deer.
Red Deer Museum offers great programming for kids and the chance to have fantastic art & cultural experiences.
Red Deer Public Library. Have you looked at their calendar? With 3 branches there is something going on all the time. And if not, there’s always the books to take your kid away on a ride through their imagination!
Check out the Red Deer Recreation and Culture activity guide! The Collicutt Centre offers registered programs, drop-ins, a climbing wall and of course – the water park!
Jump 360 Red Deer offers lots of trampoline fun!
Treehouse Indoor Playground Red Deer has events, daily specials and lots of indoor fun – 11,000 square feet of it to be precise.
If you’ve got an artist on your hands, Color Me Mine has creative outlet options for your kids. They could even make some Christmas gifts for grandma and grandpa. Two birds, one stone there!
Lazerforce offers indoor laser tag for all ages.
Outside the City
You can find all kinds of fun inside Alberta Sports Hall of Fame Museum including interactive mulit-sport games.
In Blackfalds, the Red Deer Kinsmen Indoor Playspace, located in the Abbey Centre, has 6 levels and over 2600 square feet of fun for your child 12 years and under.
The Sylvan Lake NexSource Centre features a children’s playspace & programming for the whole family.
Also in Sylvan Lake, much like the RDPL, Sylvan Library has programming for kids and of course – books!
In Penhold, the Multiplex Area offers drop in programming and special events.
There’s also the Penhold Library!
Central Parkland Parentlink runs programs and playgroups in the smaller towns and rural areas too!
Did we miss anything? Where do you take your little one to play in and around Red Deer?