Your part to play

  • Adult supervision is required

  •       Picking up is part of play, please reset toys.

  • Food and drinks are allowed in the kitchen

  • Please limit cell phone use.

  • Please stay home if you or your family members are sick,

  • Follow all health and safety guidance from staff.

        Our Part to Play

  • Keeping children safe is one of our primary responsibilities and we take it seriously.  We thank you for helping us keep children’s health a priority at the Play Space.

  • Our cleaning and sanitizing procedures include hospital-grade cleaning, sanitizing and disinfecting solutions.  Surfaces of the exhibits, toys and high traffic areas will be deeply cleaned during closed hours.

  • New HVAC and ductwork is installed throughout the Play Space

We have an outdoor area

3,500 sq ft of outdoor play area is located directly behind the Play Space and offers a private setting created for young children birth to age 6. The area is enclosed with perimeter fencing for privacy.

Features include an embankment slide, water play, mud kitchen, gravel pit with construction vehicles, and an art wall. The Traffic Garden, a project of the New York State Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee and the Kids’ on Wheels Program is a figure eight trike track for practicing cycling skills and safety techniques for beginner bikers. This area will have very specific open hours within the Play Space regular open hours time frame.

In addition, there is a special picket fenced area exclusively for babies and newly walking toddlers called the Baby Garden. The space was designed so that caregivers could feel comfortable placing their babies on soft ground and letting them explore and experience nature in the safety of their own area. 

The outdoor area is an extension of the indoor Play Space and is accessible only through the main front entrance of the Play Space during regularly scheduled hours. It is not a public outdoor play area.  The guidelines for play at the Play Space apply to both the outdoor and indoor areas. 

Parents and guardians are responsible for their children’s supervision and safety.

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