When the weather’s cold and dreary, kids start to go stir-crazy indoors, and parents start losing patience with the constant whining and pleas of, “I’m bored!” When you’re ready to pull your hair out in frustration, it’s time to find an indoor playground where the kids can burn off some energy and the adults can have a few moments of peace.

Coconut Cove is an indoor playground that's a perfect place for the whole family to spend an afternoon.
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You'd never guess from the nondescript exterior what awaits you inside. You'll find Coconut Cove at 496 E. 1750 N. Vineyard, UT.
This tropical-themed playground spans 4,000 square feet.
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The playground is decorated with sea-faring creatures in a tropical, ocean theme.
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When the weather's cold and wet, Coconut Cove offers plenty of ways for your kids to burn off some energy. Kids ages 3 to 12 will love navigating the nets, tunnels and climbing structures.
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Spend some time bouncing on the trampolines - there's plenty of padding to keep kids safe.
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Climb the soft stairs and race down the slides.
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The ball fountain and ball cannons are a safe, fun way to tag your friends.
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Kids two and younger are welcome in the toddler area.
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Toddlers will find more nautical-themed play structures and toys just for them, away from the bigger kids.
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Host your next birthday party at Coconut Cove!
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The birthday party package includes admission for up to 10 children, plus a room for celebrating. Order pizza from Coconut Cove, and bring your own birthday cake.
You'll want to spend several hours here. The kids will have plenty to do, and adults will enjoy relaxing in the seating areas.
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Coconut Cove is open Monday through Saturday from 10 AM to 8 PM. Admission is just $5 for toddlers; $8.50 for kids ages 3-12.

For more information, visit Coconut Cove’s website.

If you’re looking for more fun, indoor adventures for kids, head to Ogden and visit the Treehouse Museum.

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