Greystone Recreation Center

This place is just «ok». Small, lots of kids running around and I would suggest maybe calling ahead if you have younger children to see how many «BIG» kids are there. My almost 4 year old boy/​girl twins were over it and wanted to leave after about 10 mins. There were a lot of 10 – 12 yr olds running around and on the play structures. I think if they weren’t there it would have been a better experience.

We went and checked out the indoor play area. It’s A-​OK — a decent spot to get some of that extra energy worked out of your kiddos, but it’s nothing spectacular (at least not for my kiddo). There are a lot of different things to climb and balance across, but it’s not as much fun or as diverse as most all of the parks we’ve visited in the area. It’s kind of a small structure, and I’ve heard it can get really crowded at times too.
It is great to know of some indoor play areas for the times when it’s raining or just too hot and humid to be out and about at an outdoor park. This place is designed so parents/​adults can observe their kiddos easily (or play with them within the play area), and there is an employee who is there as well who I saw step in to assist a child who was upset on our first visit here. There are a few vending machines and bathrooms adjacent to the play area as well so it’s convenient in that sense too.
Yes, it’s free (hooray!). For us, though, it’s not special enough to be worth the drive. If you live really close, I’d recommend checking it out (especially if your kiddo (s) have some serious wiggles or need to be out of the house one day); for those of us who live a bit farther out, I think some other play areas would work just as well if necessary.
It’s more contained than a mall play area, but otherwise it feels about the same to us.

A free indoor playground? Awesome, granted my 5 yr old enjoys this place more than my 12 yrs old but hey we have to compromise. We have also rented the Dance studio for my dad’s 50^th birthday, very friendly staff, no problems whatsoever and when you rent the dance studio your guests can play in the playground during the event. Will do again!

So, I thought this place was going to be a bigger deal.
It is a FREE inside playground but, it wasn’t big at all. It was a small jungle gym and short of. They had a kid version of a rock climbing wall in the back wall and another separate room for reserved parties. They are opened on the weekdays and on Saturdays from 9 till 12; till 3 for parties. Do not be misguided by the info they have on-​line because they don’t specify.
Water fountains, vending machines and bathrooms.
It is a place you can take the kids to burn energy on a too hot outside kind of day.

The only FREE indoor playground in the City that I know of. This was a great discovery to beat the heat. They are closed a couple hours during the day for camps, so you have to check before going. It is not great for kids under 2, especially crawlers because the floor is dirty, they come out black. Older kids should wear jeans. I saw one kid trip and fall and his knee was bleeding, the outdoor surface material is rough. Most kids do take off their shoes, but their feet are black when done playing. Nothing a bath won’t cure. There are also classrooms there that you can rent for birthday parties. They have vending machines, bathrooms and water fountains. Also in the same plaza is Gymboree and a kids art store.