• Four children playing inside a soft play area designed to look like a small house, with colorful bunting hanging on the wall.
  • Five children dressed in colorful costumes for a play, standing on a checkered rug in a classroom or playroom, holding stuffed animals and toys, with colorful dot decorations on the wall behind them.
  • Two young children with blonde hair and pink shirts are playing on a colorful indoor play tunnel with vertical bars. They are facing each other and holding the bars.
  • A young girl with a heart-covered face playing with colorful translucent fabrics or scarves in a cozy wooden room decorated with plush toys and educational posters.

Play is often talked about as if it was a relief from serious learning, but for children, play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood.

-Mr. Rogers

Pricing

Open Play

$15.00 first child

$5.00 per sibling

$5.00 babies 6-12m

$1.00 babies under 6m

$2.00 per adult

*Please note that pre-registration for open play is not needed.

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A children's indoor play area with a slide, foam barriers, a small tent, toy cars, a colorful play mat, and a young child playing inside one of the foam barriers.
Child with a green heart emoji covering their face playing with green playdough, surrounded by yellow and green playdough creations on a wooden table in a colorful playroom.
Two children wearing colorful capes pose in front of rainbow-colored streamers and balloons on a white brick wall, on a yellow padded bench.

  • Children and accompanying adults must wear socks throughout the space

  • You’re welcome to bring any outside food/drinks, but we do have some available by cash/venmo donation as well

  • Parents need to supervise their children at all times

  • If your child is experiencing cold/flu symptoms, please stay home and come play another day!

  • Most importantly, have fun!

Play space rules

Parking at The Village

Satellite map showing streets, landmarks, and businesses in a downtown area, including a parking lot, a mural, a diner, and various restaurants and stores. Streets include Bridge Street, Water Street, and Commercial Street.

There is street parking for our families on both Water Street and Commercial Street. The walk from Commercial Street to The Village is less than 400ft (2 min walk) with nice, stroller friendly sidewalks.

Please note that parking on Water Street ENDS just before The Village doors. There is NOT street parking from the intersection to the doors (highlighted in RED.) Street parking is highlighted in YELLOW on this map. If you cannot find parking in any of the YELLOW areas, there is more parking on the dirt road above Commercial Street (highlighted in GREEN!)

Fun fact: the walk from further back in the Walmart parking lot to the doors of the store is actually 100-200ft LONGER than the walk from parking on Commercial St. to the doors of The Village. It seems longer than it is because you’re parking behind the building, but it’s really very quick.

Hi! My name is Chynna. I got my BS in Child Development and Family Relations and MS in Human Development from the University of Maine. I became a new mom in the height of the pandemic and spent the first 2.5 years as a stay at home to my son. That experience showed me how sad and isolating parenting can be and I needed a space to interact with other parents going through a similar chapter of life. I needed that “Village” everyone talks about. So I made one. 

Meet The Owner

Two people hugging and smiling indoors, a man wearing a black t-shirt and khaki shorts, a woman wearing a white dress with red floral pattern, standing in front of a colorful background with a sign that says "the village" and a table with flowers, welcome sign and other items.