Traders Point Christian Church

It’s indoor playground season! As the winter months creep along, our family loves to visit indoor play areas where the kids can burn off some energy. My toddler and preschooler have been craving park time, so we decided to spend an afternoon at The Park at Traders Point Christian Church in Whitestown. Located just north of the I-865 and I-65 split, it was a quick and easy 20-minute drive from our northside Indy preschool. The best part about this play space is it’s FREE to the community. The only requirements are a government-issued ID for adults and socks for kids. Good to Know Before You Go Adults must bring a government-issued ID. Kids remove shoes but wear socks while on the equipment to help prevent injury and keep the play areas clean. Registration does not reserve a spot, and The Park reaches capacity regularly. Wait times may vary. Food and drinks are allowed in the picnic area, so snacks are welcome. Caregivers can bring work and use the picnic tables with reliable Wi-Fi while kids play. Official details and updates: The Park at Traders Point Christian Church Excitement at First Sight My boys were thrilled at the sight of the large, colorful play structures that could be seen from the parking lot outside. It was an extra gray and rainy day, so we were ready to create our own sunshine. We hung up coats and took off shoes in the lobby, then quickly proceeded to check-in. At the check-in desk, a friendly Park Ranger scanned my ID while I completed the simple registration form. The form can be filled out online before your first visit or is easily accessible through a QR code upon arrival. If you want to save time, registering ahead can make that first visit smoother, but keep in mind that registration does not reserve your space in the Park or in line. Once registered and checked in, the attendant printed name tags for all of us. Not only are the name tags helpful for keeping track of all of the kids running around, but they also list each group’s arrival time. This came in handy because The Park reached capacity during our visit. We were kindly reminded via an intercom announcement to please limit play time to one hour so new visitors didn’t have to wait too long to enter. Two Play Areas Meet Different Age Needs There are two separate play spaces in The Park. The toddler area is for children three and under, and the larger structure is for older kids to enjoy. While the little ones play, there are plenty of tables and benches where parents and caregivers can sit, relax and chat. A nice adult conversation while your kids are happily occupied is always a plus. Food and drink are permitted in the picnic area, so it’s also nice to be able to bring snacks to enjoy. And if you’re trying to squeeze in a few emails, TPCC even encourages caregivers to bring work and take advantage of the picnic tables and reliable Wi-Fi. There was a whole lot of running, jumping, playing, smiling, giggling and joyful screeching from all of the young visitors while we were there. The Park is a perfect place to shake out the winter wiggles, and it’s sure to cheer everyone up on a dreary winter day. How much does it cost to visit The Park at Traders Point Church Playground? Nothing. It’s completely free. What are the Park at Traders Point Christian Church hours? (2026) Monday & Tuesday: Closed Wednesdays: 1–5 pm Thursdays: 1–5 pm Friday: 8 am–noon & 1–5 pm Saturdays: 8 am–noon & 1–4 pm Sundays: 1–5 pm What are the age requirements to play at the Indoor Playground at Traders Point Christian Church? Kids under age 18 are welcome, as long as they have an adult chaperone. All adults must have an accompanying child to enter, as well as a government-issued ID. TPCC also notes that an adult should accompany all children at all times while they play. Can my babysitter or childcare provider bring the kids to The Park? Yes. TPCC says a babysitter or childcare provider can bring kids, as long as the chaperone is over age 18 and has a government-issued ID. Do I have to attend Traders Point Christian Church? Not at all. Anyone is welcome to play at The Park. Can we have a birthday party at The Park? No. TPCC says they do not currently have a space for birthday parties. Do you have a lost and found? Yes. If you think you may have lost something, check in with the Park attendants. When is the best time to visit? The Traders Point Church playground tends to be busier in the middle of the day, during poor weather, and on holidays and school breaks. If you want a calmer visit, try arriving right at opening on weekday afternoons or during the Friday and Saturday morning hours. Since The Park reaches capacity regularly, a flexible schedule helps. Address The Park (Traders Point Christian Church – Northwest Campus) 6590 S. Indianapolis Road Whitestown, IN 46075 Stay connected: TPCC encourages families to follow @theparkattraderspoint for updates.

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