Posted in Connecticut Accommodation February 16, 2019 by Natalie Clunan

The Treehouse-Themed Indoor Playground In Connecticut That’s Insanely Fun

This time of year in Connecticut it’s likely that the little ones in your life might be getting a little bit stir crazy. When the weather outside is too cold, too snowy, or too rainy to get outside, you need an epic attraction where the kids can blow off some pent up energy. Today, we’re featuring a treehouse-themed indoor playground with plenty of space to climb, slide, and play. Quester’s Way in Mansfield is a place that kids and their adults will love.

During these uncertain times, please keep safety in mind and consider adding destinations to your bucket list to visit at a later date.

Open seven days a week, Quester's Way is a fantastic option when the weather outside is frightful and the kids need some space to play.

With a playscape designed like a treehouse and plenty of other activities, there's no shortage of fun at Quester's Way.

There are logs for balancing and a boat for taking a pretend trip. A rock wall gives budding mountain climbers a chance to stretch their legs.

Your little monkeys will enjoy climbing to new heights in the netted playscape.

And a bright yellow slide makes for an easy and fun ride to the bottom!

And while kids burn off their energy and play, they'll have an opportunity to make new friends along the way.

There are also quiet spots to enjoy like a cozy reading corner.

When you need to refuel, grab a healthy bite to eat at the Crossroads Cafe.

Visit the Think Tank for arts and crafts, science, and building activities that keep creative kids occupied.

Quester's Way also offers classes at their Move U studio including dance, tumbling, martial arts, and more.

Kids will get a kick out of the whimsical playspace and activities at Quester's Way. The forest theme brings the best of the outdoors right to the inside.

Do you have a kid in your life that would go crazy for this treehouse-themed indoor playground? If your kids love taking a train ride, then you’ll want to check out this limited time winter expedition.