Edinborough Park is a fairly large indoor play space with two areas of activities for children to enjoy. I'd say it's mostly-recommended for children ten years old...or...younger. Adults are admitted free with paid children's admissions [which are under ten dollars apiece] so...it's an affordable way to have fun...while getting some exercise. One area is a large open recreational room. There are many different small bikes to ride...hula hoops...basketball hoops/balls...and also...a bouncy house. The other main play area is a humongous enclosed play structure several stories high. There are activities along the bottom for very small children/toddlers too who can't actually climb up into the structure. Edinborough is also unique in that it's a shared-space. Besides the play structure...there is also a senior citizen residential community with indoor balconies overlooking the park area. There is a small theater...a little cafe that is open to coincide with the park hours [there are also several picnic tables in case you bring your own food]...a swimming pool which is separate from the playpark admission...and...it is also connected via indoor walkway to a hotel. Ample free parking is available too. The general atmosphere is very relaxed...with the feeling that you are outside in a park-type setting. It usually doesn't get too crowded but...we typically go a little later in the evening as it's more quiet than earlier hours. Make sure you bring a pair of socks along as shoes are not permitted in most areas. We have been here many times...and...always had a lot of fun. It definitely serves a purpose...and...we'll be back!