The Massive Indoor Playground In North Carolina With Endless Places To Play
Robin Jarvis
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Picture this: the kiddos in your life want to go on an adventure, but the weather simply won’t allow for outdoor fun. Does this seem familiar? Have you been wondering what to do to entertain the little ones on a rainy or sweltering hot day? Wonder no longer once you discover the fun awaiting at Safari Nation indoor playground, which has three locations in the Tar Heel State. In this article, we’ll take you to Greensboro for a look inside this 12,000-square-foot indoor playground in North Carolina. Ready to go? Lots of indoor adventures await!
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Curious to see Safari Nation Greensboro in action? Check out the brief YouTube video below to catch a glimpse of all that awaits you:
Learn more about this fun indoor playground in North Carolina and what each location has to offer with a visit to Safari Nation on the web. Current hours in Greensboro are Wednesday through Friday and Sunday/Monday from noon to 7 p.m., and Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. Double check these and find hours of operation for the other two locations (Winston-Salem and High Point) on the website.
Looking for related content? Check out this fun-filled indoor waterpark in North Carolina for more rainy-day fun!
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What are some fun things to do with kids in North Carolina?
Making your way through the Tar Heel State with kiddos can be a bit challenging, but fortunately, you'll discover there are countless kid-friendly destinations in North Carolina. Some of the best places to visit with kids in North Carolina include:
- McGailliard Falls Park
- Hawks Nest Snow Tubing
- Lazy 5 Ranch
- Covered Bridge at Ole Gilliam Mill Park
- Cheerwine Festival
- The North Carolina Zoo
- Sand Dollar Island
- Salty Pirate
- Shatley Springs
- Hickory Nut Falls (especially during the fall when you can see brilliant fall foliage!)
- Carolina Renaissance Festival
- Biltmore
What are some must-see natural wonders in North Carolina?
It's no secret that North Carolina is an outdoor enthusiast's dream come true. Below is a list of some of the most incredible natural wonders in North Carolina:
- Jockey's Ridge
- Linville Gorge
- Linville Falls
- Whitewater Falls
- The Outer Banks
- Pilot Mountain
- Stone Mountain
- Looking Glass Rock
- Linville Caverns
- New River
- Mount Mitchell -- the tallest mountain in North Carolina
- Chimney Rock
- French Broad River
- Lake Mattamuskeet
- Hanging Rock
- Sliding Rock
North Carolina's outdoor attractions are truly stunning. From the coast to the mountains, you'll find no shortage of bucket-list-worthy places in North Carolina.
Does North Carolina have any indoor waterparks?
Yes indeed! If you're looking for a fun rainy-day activity, look no further than Ray's Splash Planet. Operated by Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation Department, this family-friendly spot in Charlotte is comprised of over nearly 30,000 square feet of fun! No matter the season, the little ones in your crew will have tons of fun splashing around here. The facility really is impressive, holding nearly 117,000 gallons of water!