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At Adventure Alley, we’re always looking for ways to bring more creativity, curiosity, and purpose into your child’s play. This winter, we’re thrilled to introduce Toronto High Park Young Engineers STEAM-R (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math + Robotics) workshops. Hands-on, confidence-building classes designed to spark imagination and real-world problem-solving right here inside our nature-inspired space. Whether your child loves to build, explore, invent, or just understand how things work, these workshops offer a meaningful after-school experience that feels just as fun as it is educational.

Between birthday parties, sports games, errands, and family time, it can be tough to squeeze in another thing. Plus, with the colder weather coming to Toronto sooner than we’d like, we know many of you are on the hunt for creative ways to keep your kids entertained and active indoors.

Adventure Alley is your go-to destination for family games and fun, festive celebrations, and joyful giving this winter break. From December 22 to January 2, we’re open (almost) every day

At Adventure Alley, safety starts from the ground up — literally! Our Grip Sock Policy ensures every child enjoys secure, slip-free fun while keeping our play zones clean, hygienic, and ready for action. It’s all part of how we help families play with peace of mind. Read on to learn more.

Peek inside Adventure Alley’s launch party—a joyful day where Toronto our community came together to explore our nature-inspired playground, connect with local brands, and support SickKids and Red Door Shelter through purposeful play.

Discover how every visit to Adventure Alley is more than just fun—it’s a place where kids play, parents connect, and every moment gives back.

Adventure Alley was created with one simple mission: to give families a place where imaginations can run free, where kids of all ages can explore safely, and where parents can find both connection and peace of mind.