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Old 01-17-2008, 05:40 AM
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Default RAINY DAYS What to do with kids? play areas??????????
Actually toddlers.. Where are the indoor parks, play areas, or story times? I am very new to the area, but Im haveing a hard time finding good parks beside the wonderful park on James Island.

Im i Summerville and the only park I coul dfin was something from my childhood with old toys and NO KIDS! I know there are good ones inthe developments, but what about the public areas?

What do we do kn a rainy day?????????????

HELP PLEASE!!
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You can try here.

House of Bounce

This indoor facility has plenty of huge slides, jump castles, as well as an obstacle course and toddler floats for the little ones. They usually have Open Jump times Monday - Friday. Call for hours. Admission is $5.00 per child. Adults are free. Everyone must have socks.
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9557 HAMBURG RD
Ladson, SC
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If you want -go downtown Charleston to the aquarium, or the childrens museum.
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