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Sports and Indoor Amusement Centers in Westchester

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.

​The Cliffs at Valhalla – Valhalla

This indoor rock-climbing facility offers day passes (rentals are additional) as well as a Sunday morning "Kids Weekend Meetup." The weekend meetup, for kids between 6 and 10 years old, runs from 10am-12pm and gives kids a chance to learn the ropes from instructors. If your kid is into it, there's no shortage of programs to try—from school break camps to competitive teams. 

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. 

ROAM Further Athletics at Grand Prix – Mount Kisco

ROAM is a specialized athletic training facility located within Mount Kisco's Grand Prix Racing. 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. 

Life: The Place to Be – 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 café on-site. “Family Fun” visits are offered on weekends from 11am to 6pm (7pm on weekends), but check the website or call ahead to confirm it isn’t closed for a private event.

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Indoor rock-climbing gym The Cliffs at Valhalla offers weekend meetups for kids. 

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.

Sportime USA – Ardsley 

Sportime USA—which is now in Ardsley—has arcade games, laser tag, a rock-climbing wall, bumper cars, amusement rides, and an indoor playground and restaurant. It's open every day except Monday, with times varying depending on the day. 

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Monster Mini Golf offers an arcade, bowling, and, of course, mini-golf for little ones​.

Indoor Play Spaces in Westchester Where Kids Can Bounce and Play

BounceU – Elmsford

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

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

My Gym – Dobbs Ferry and Yorktown Heights

These play spaces have classes for children from 1 month old through age 10, with offerings that include gym classes, gymnastics, and "ninja training." If you're unsure about committing to a class, they offer a "2-week guest experience" to try it out first. 

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. 

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 was updated in January 2024. Photos courtesy of the venues.