When it’s too hot, too cold, too snowy or too rainy, parents start looking for indoor playgrounds to let their kids run around with other kids. The Well Community, a Church of Christ in Brownsburg, opened their Community Center to the public and is one of the favorite Indy area indoor playgrounds.
Free Indoor Playground in Brownsburg
This FREE Indoor Play Center in Brownsburg is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 9am – 1pm & 5pm – 9pm on Monday and Friday. The Center, formerly part of the St. Malachy School in Brownsburg, is staffed by volunteers from the theWell.Community church, and has indoor play time available during the week.
The Center has a climber for active kiddos (bring socks, but if you forget, they have a clean pair for you to borrow), as well as a small toddler area for younger ones. Kids will love racing around the room on big wheels and other ride-on toys. Check out the two closets filled with games and toys to keep everyone busy. There is a lot of open space to run and play, with plenty of seating to relax and chat.
What to Know About the Indoor Playground
There’s a nice cafe seating area where parents are permitted to bring in food and drinks. Sometimes the Center is closed for private events, so be sure the check their Facebook page for the most current information. A regular Kids Night Out or Parents Night Out event is scheduled, where children can be dropped off while parents enjoy the evening out!
When you visit for the first time, you’ll fill out information about your children on the computer and then each time you visit, you’ll just check in electronically.
The Center can be rented out for special events and children’s birthday parties.
The Center can be found at 554 Pit Road, Brownsburg, Indiana.
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