At Jennies we have a pretend play town with 10 unique play areas!
Kids can cruise around the town in one of our little Tyke cars or zoom around on a wiggle car. Within the town there is a grocery store, diner, ice cream parlor, doctors office, house, campground, RV park, food truck park, construction and mechanic area!

Imaginative Play

Why Imaginative Play is important

Cognitive Development

Creativity and Imagination: Kids create scenarios by role playing in one of our 10 unique play areas. This encourages out-of -the-box thinking and storytelling.
Problem Solving: Pretend play involves making decisions, enhancing critical thinking.
Language Skills: Children practice communication through role playing, expanding vocabulary and narrative skills.

Social & Emotional Growth

Empathy & Cooperation: Playing roles like doctor or cook helps kids understand others' perspectives and lets them practice teamwork & sharing.
Emotional Regulation: Acting out scenarios allows children to expreess and process emotions in a safe environment.
Confidence: Taking on different roles boosts self-esteem as kids explore new identities and abilities.

Physical Development

Fine & Gross Motor Skills: Activites like building with blocks, assembling play toys and navigating through the pretend play town improves coordination and dexterity.
Active Play: Imaginative setups encourage movement, supporting physical health in a fun way.

Active Play

In our bounce house area kids can get out their extra energy in any of our three bounce houses! We have a velcro wall where kids can jump/ climb between the two different levels or if they are brave enough, they can put on a suit and try to stick to the wall! Our sticky dodgeball unit (name is misleading its not sticky at all lol) is the perfect place where they can jump around or attempt a game of dodgeball with the soft felt balls. The 18' slide is our newest addition and the most popular!! Kids can climb up the ladder steps and zoom down the slide!

Why Active Play is Important

Encourages Physical Activity

Full-Body Exercise: Bouncing, jumping, and climbing in a bounce house engages major muscle groups, improving strength, balance and coordination.
Cardiovascular Health: The continuous movement increases heart rate, promoting heart health and stamina in a way that feels like play, not exercise.
Motor Skill Development: Jumping around others and sliding in a bounce house enhances gross motor skills and spatial awareness.

Encourages Social Play, Safe & Engaging

Group Interaction: Multiple children can play together, fostering teamwork, communication, and social bonds as they share shape and create games.
Low-Impact Fun: The soft, inflatable surfaces reduce injury risk, making bounce houses ideal for young kids to burn energy safely.

Toddler Area

Our toddler area is designed to spark joy and development for your little ones! Perfect for kids under 5, this safe and engaging space features tummy time play, colorful sensory discs, and hand-eye coordination activities that encourage exploration and growth. From soft textures to interactive toys, our toddler zone offers a nurturing environment where young children can play, learn, and thrive at their own pace.

Socks are Required to Play