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Edinborough Park

4.1 (82 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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So much fun!
Lauren N.

This place is insane! Gorgeous inside, the plants are all beautiful, the kids play areas are unbelievable. We had soooo much fun!!

Under 3 area is perfect!
Melanie H.

My daughter loves coming to Edinborough Park! There is so much to do - but her favorite is always the bounce house :) The place is always clean and has so many different ways to explore and play around with your little one(s). I've seen birthday parties hosted here as well. Super fun for all ages!

Jingle M.

Kids loved the fun, we had to bribe them to leave after over an hour! Great gym also with go karts, basketballs and hoops, etc!

Suzie R.

What a cool place! We were invited to a birthday party here and loved trying out a new indoor jungle gym. The place is kept up and looks new! I love that there isn't just one but TWO places for kids to play. My kid loved going from the jungle gym area to the bicycle/bouncy house area. I know we'll be back during the winter months to fight the winter blues and for the kid to get some energy out.

Gym area
Morgan W.

Love bringing my two year old here! They have a nice open gym with a bouncy house, basketballs, bikes and more. It's a nice space for the kiddos to run around but can get a little crazy with all the different ages of kids playing there at times. They also have an indoor playground for kids of all ages and a section for the toddlers to play. Tip: I'd recommend coming right when they open as it can get a little crowded.

Pretzel and cheese

Such a fun place to spend a rainy day! We went right at opening and it was not too busy which was perfect! My just starting to walk one year old loved seeing so many other kids! Would not recommend the cafe for any type of food though, took over 25 minutes to get a slice of pizza at 11 am and I ordered a pretzel and cheese, that took 30 minutes and they said the cheese wasn't ready, it came out in a small peel open container?!?! What part about that cheese wasn't ready? Idk my only advice is to pack a lunch and eat at the picnic tables!

Building with giant legos

Kids LOVE this place. 2 different play areas. One ginormous climbing area that goes almost to the roof top. The other area is an open gym area with tons of toys and sometimes they have a bounce house. Also has a cafe/concession stand type area. Hours I'm not sure of.

Emily W.

After a really, really, REALLY long winter, I love to bring my two boys here to give them some time to let off steam. They love climbing to the top of the treehouse and riding the slides all the way down. There's also a huge gym area with trikes and basketball, and a bounce house. I brought a 4 yo and a 12 yo and it was $18. Will definitely keep coming back!

Dima S.

We came to Edinborough Park to keep us sane in the Minnesota winter. So disappointing! Save tour time and money. One visit is $8. Go to the MOA rides and Paw Patrol playground. There are 2 areas for play. One is climbing around mazes. And the other is an open basketball type of a court area for riding bicycles and a big bouncy house. All the play areas were so dirty. It is obvious that there was no cleaning done. Pieces of food and crackers stuck all over the play areas, and dirty floors. Moreover, everything was extremely worn out. Not worth the $8.

Main "gym" - tons of space and lots of different scooters
Emily O.

Need a place for your toddler to get out their winter wiggles? Edinborough park is just the place for it. Housed in the center/atrium of a business building (fun fact, I worked in this building in the late 90s ) and senior residence, this space has loads for your tiny tot to explore and grow. There is a main "gym" area with regular and hand-scooters, lots of basketballs and hoops, and a bounce-house. There are nice bathrooms adjacent to this part, which is convenient. There is "stadium" (3 steps) of seating for parents to watch kids and where you can easily watch belongings if you don't want to use the cubbies and/or lockers which are also available. Then... there is the awesome climbing area! My guy was a little too small for the main area (although he was desperate to explore it, I almost had a heart attack so we stayed mainly in the gym and toddler area). This main climbing area is perfect for the 3-6 aged set. There was also seating for parents in this area, which is gated off separately. There was vending for water/Gatorade (and I think it even carried pedialyte?). Also connected to the park is a HOTEL!!! So this would be an awesome option for a birthday party. I plan to look into it for our kiddo's 3rd or 4th bday. You get access to all of this (minus the hotel, obvie) for a low cost of $9/child (no fee for accompanying parent/caregiver), which is practically a steal in this age of inflation. I'm a fan. We will be going back for activity time this winter for sure.

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It was a fun experience it's a little hard to find but it's worth it so I would recommend going if you have little ones!

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Great indoor park. I was there with a toddler and she enjoyed the large gym with riding toys. We came in the morning so it was not crowded.

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Amazing place for kids play. The fact every city doesn't have something like this in Minnesota is sad! We need more indoor recreation.

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Ask the Community - Edinborough Park

Is there an indoor dog park?

No there is not an indoor dog park there

Is there a hot tub in the pool area?

No I believe it is just a lap pool

Why does the address say minneapolis, mn.?

It is on outskirts of Mpls

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