When the temperature drops, the snow mounts, and the slides ice over, parents begin looking for creative methods to keep kids entertained that don’t involve five layers and lengthy bathroom trips. Sure, we love to ski with our kiddos, but we need plans for the other 10 hours of the day. And for those, we’ve compiled a few local tips for keeping your sofa from becoming a trampoline and your hallway from becoming a thoroughfare.
Woodward Indoor Park & Tubing
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Woodward is probably best known for their tagline, “A World-Class Year-Round, Action-Sports Destination,” which can seem intimidating if you’re not grooming the next Tony Hawk. But did you also know it’s a great place for kids to play indoors? Their Action-Sports Hub is open daily from 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. and includes trampolines, ramps, foam pits, and a 10,000-square-foot skate-park.
Still, raising toddlers? No problem. On Saturdays and Sundays, Kids 1 - 5 can enjoy full access to the Indoor Hub and Skatepark from 9 am - 10 am, and full daily access to the Micro-Gym Monday through Sunday where you’ll find a mini-trampoline, mini-foam pit, rock wall, and more.
Want to be outdoors, but not into skiing? No problem. Woodward is home to Utah’s longest tubing lanes and is open daily from 10:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Tickets are purchased in two-hour increments for ages 6+. Choose from 7 lanes and 1,200 feet of track with two conveyor lifts to get you back to the top without breaking a sweat.
Woodward Park City
- 3863 W Kilby Rd
Your favorite tubing hill, Gorgoza Park, has now transformed into Woodward Park City and is back. This classic family winter tradition has now become easier with our recent upgrades including the addition of a new magic carpet and an increased number of lanes for tubing! Woodward…
Woodward Park City
- 3863 W Kilby Rd
Our fully integrated campus, made up of a state-of-the-art Indoor Action Sports Hub, Mountain Park, and a collection of Outdoor Action Sports Parks, encourages intuitive growth and safe progression. Woodward Park City is designed for progression at any level, from beginner to…
Park City Library & Story Time
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You don’t need a library card to enjoy all the Park City Library offers young families. From a robust kids catalog with ample room to sit and read, to their passive play area filled with toys and puzzles, to their early literacy computers, and the perfect hill for sledding, the Library is a great place to spend an afternoon absorbed in stories and fresh air.
Baby Bookworms
Bring kids ages 0 - 2 on Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. for a fun-filled morning of stories, songs, and interactive play!
Tales for Tots
Big kids ages 2 - 5 on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. to read a new book, sing silly songs, and crafting!
Sensory Stations
Explore and play with your kids ages 1 - 5 on the first Thursday of the month at 10:30 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. to help develop both fine and gross motor skills.
Ice Skating
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Park City is home to two public ice-skating arenas giving kids and families the chance to enjoy off-mountain fun while still soaking up the beauty of winter sports. Park City Ice Arena is a year-round indoor facility offering daily Public Skate hours for families of all ages to rent skates and take to the ice.
At Mountain Village at Park City Mountain, the Resort Center Ice Rink is nestled in between shopping and coffee (what could be better?) This outdoor rink will give you all the winter feels and is close enough to the mountain to feel like you’ve just conquered a few diamonds, but without the lift ticket or moguls. Public skating is available from 12:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 11:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Park City Ice Arena & Sports Complex
- 600 Gillmor Way
The Park City Ice Arena is an indoor, year-round facility. The Olympic-size ice sheet offers a variety of activities including open skate sessions, private lessons, group rates, corporate outings and children’s camps. The facility is also host to learn to skate and learn to play…
Resort Center Ice Skating Rink
- 1415 Lowell Ave
Resort Center Ice Rink is conveniently located at the base of Park City Mountain and just steps away from the resort bus stop and general parking lot. Our outdoor rink is decorated with touches of holiday decor, a 20 foot Christmas tree, and LED lighting that truly elevates…
Local Museums & History
Back to Top Back to Top of ListPark City turns learning into pure adventure for kids, and its trio of standout museums proves it. At the Alf Engen Ski Museum, young explorers can dive into the thrill of Utah’s winter and Olympics legacy through hands‑on exhibits, interactive ski simulators, and eye‑popping displays that make winter magic feel alive. Just steps away, the George Eccles Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum invites kids to relive the excitement of the Games—trying out virtual events, checking out real athlete gear, and soaking in the larger‑than‑life spirit of Olympic competition.
On Historic Main street, the Park City Museum brings the town’s Wild West roots to life with a working mine‑shaft replica, historic jail, and quirky stories that make history feel like a treasure hunt. Together, these museums turn a day in Park City into an unforgettable blend of play, discovery, and wonder.
Alf Engen Ski Museum Foundation
- 3419 Olympic Pkwy
Featuring interactive exhibits depicting the history of skiing in the Intermountain West, a virtual-reality ski theater and 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum. Located at the Utah Olympic Park.
George Eccles Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum
- 3419 Olympic Pkwy
Featuring interactive exhibits depicting the history of skiing in Utah, a virtual-reality ski theater and 2002 Olympic Winter Games museum. Located at the Utah Olympic Park.
Park City Museum
- 528 Main St
Preserving, protecting, and promoting Park City's history & heritage. Interactive exhibitions explore Park City's colorful mining and ski history. In the heart of Park City's historic Old Town district, the award-winning Park City Museum is full of surprises. Guided Historic Main…
Ski Resort Child Care
Back to Top Back to Top of ListBut wait... what if you want to ski and ride the mountain and take a much deserved break? Well, both ski areas in Park City offer child care services on the mountain so you can go for a rip and know that your children are being looked after in a safe and fun environment!
Park City Mountain Resort, Little Adventures Children’s Center
For kids ages 6 weeks to 6 years old, Park City Mountain offers childcare at Canyons Village base. Take a few turns while your little one experiences art, crafts, and the chance to ride the gondola up to a snow-play hill on the mountain. Reservations are required and can be made for full or half-day. For kids eating solid foods, lunches and snacks will be provided. Check out the Little Adventures Children's Center for more details, reservations, and pricing.
Deer Valley Children’s Center
For kids ages 2 months to 12 years, Deer Valley Children’s Center offers activities for those younger ones who would prefer to remain off-mountain while their parents enjoy the thrill of a long run. The center is divided by age, keeping kids of similar ages together in separate rooms, and provides reading, entertainment, and indoor/outdoor playgrounds. Reservations can be made in advance for full or half-day. Check out the Deer Valley Children’s Center for more details, reservations, and pricing.
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