RELATED: The Best Indoor Play Spaces on Long Island for KidsĪll the exhibits at the Long Island Children's Museum are kid-, and especially toddler-friendly. The menu includes salads, sandwiches, pizza, and more, including gluten-free options. Stay for lunch or enjoy a quick snack at the cafe. This enormous play space boasts interactive and imaginative play, oversized Connect 4, a sand table, American Girl Doll vanity area, dress-up clothes station, a musical instrument section, a gigantic Lego wall, reading nook, separate baby crawl area, and more. Enjoy a mock airplane cockpit, foam rockets, a Lego table, and more. The Junior Jet Club is included with museum admission, or you can enjoy it minus the museum for a nominal fee. Young aviators can build, explore, and even settle down for a story in its book corner. Housed inside the Cradle of Aviation Museum, this interactive play area caters to children up to age 6. In addition to daily pricing, it offers five- and 10-visit discounted punch cards. Pre-packaged snacks are available, as are merchandise and gifts. This indoor play space offers imaginative playhouses and shops. You'll feel as if you're inside a life-sized dollhouse at Liddle Bites. There is a kiddie coaster, chalk wall, climbing structure, and plenty of toys to enjoy. The Kiddie Clubhouse - Syosset (CLOSED)Ĭrawlers and toddlers have plenty of open space to play around at The Kiddie Clubhouse. All play sessions must be reserved in advance. The highlight is a climbing structure with a slide leading into a giant ball pit. Everything is geared toward toddlers and preschoolers, and parents can relax while watching the kids safely play behind the gated play area. This play place is a must for toddler parents. The Children's Social Club - Rockville Centre Little ones will delight in The Children's Social Club's ball pit.

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