Winter in Ottawa isn’t always easy. This year has brought us a LOT of snow, freezing rain, and frigid temperatures – it can leave kids and adults feeling a little stir crazy. I know the importance of having some great options for an indoor space and play place to let the kids run around and burn off some energy. A while back I wrote a post about some of Ottawa’s BEST PLACES TO LET THE KIDS RUN WILD – and now I have a new one to add to the list!
Bubblesea Adventures is a brand new indoor play place in Nepean, just along Merivale Road. This week I took my three year old daughter Rowan, along with my friend and her son, to go and check this spot out for ourselves.
I was immediately struck by the size of the Bubblesea Adventures play structure. It is really huge, with multiple levels, tunnels, slides and more. It was perfect for my three year old (almost four), as there was a ton for her to explore without losing interest. I imagine, with a younger child you might end up having to follow them inside at times just to help them navigate their way around!
There are a few separate areas for babies and toddlers too, including a ball pit, some mini cars and trikes and one spot that is for ‘two years old and younger’ specifically. The entire play area has soft, foamy flooring (that looks like the ocean) and is pretty great for crawlers and those toddlers who are still not very steady on their feet.
Some of the other things I really liked about Bubblesea Adventures:
Some of the things that were not my favourite:
Overall, if the price doesn’t scare you off, I would definitely recommend trying out Bubblesea Adventures. It is ALWAYS good to have another indoor play place option. I felt that my daughter was the perfect age for it – I think kids in the 2-6 years old range will get the most out of everything Bubblesea has to offer. When we left my daughter said to me, “Mommy, thank you so much for bringing me. I had so much fun.” So, well, I guess it was a winner.
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Kent | 7th Feb 19
I agree on the sitting and the fact I can’t have a drink or lunch while my child plays. Isn’t that half the point of these places? When I went it was a bit cheaper but not much. The layout sucks. But the amount of activity is amazing.
emilycordonier@gmail.com | 7th Feb 19
Lol yes. Give us parents our coffee and food!