FAQs
Yes! As a matter of safety, we require all adults to be associated with a child.
Please make sure you review and sign our liability waiver.
All ages! Stomping Grounds is built for families, which means kids from 0-18 and their accompanying adults.
All the play equipment is rated for 2 years old and up.
For many, yes! We're closed Christmas Day, and if we're closed for another holiday, we'll announce it.
We have 4x the amount of parking than was there previously, so no crossing the street with the littles!
It'll be a great place to work when needed, and we're also trying to be a great balance of play but also actually fun to be a grown up. There's both desk seating and lounge seating.
- Socks or grip socks required in all play areas. No bare feet or shoes on padded surfaces.
- Climb up, slide down. Please use equipment the way it's designed. No climbing up slides.
- One kid at a time on slides, ladders, and bridges. Give friends room to play safely.
- Shoes stay in cubbies. We provide storage at the entrance to each play zone.
- No food or drink inside play structures. Half Pints and Wild Beets are the spot for snacking.
- Be kind, share space. Stomping Grounds is a village. We look out for each other's kids too.
- Follow posted weight and height limits on outdoor equipment.
- Sick? Let's reschedule. For everyone's health, please save your visit for a day when your little one is feeling well.
It would be too much to say you can ignore your kids, but since the restaurant runs separately and the wall is self pour, most of the staff will be focused on keeping an eye on your kids, too. So the idea is that it's a place where your kids can run and play while you actually get a chance to relax, at least a bit more than usual. You are still ultimately responsible for your children, however.
You can't see both inside and outside – but you can all of inside and all of outside, separately. We've added new fencing, so there's only one way in or out (except emergency exits), which staff are assigned to watch.
Yes, members can come without kids: that's a big part of what we're doing for the co-working setup. Come by for a tour!