10 Kid-Friendly Parks and Play Spaces in the Philippines

10 Kid-Friendly Parks and Play Spaces in the Philippines

Let your kids be explorers and adventurers. Introduce them to a world of wonder by bringing them to these kid-friendly attractions in the Philippines.

In today’s digital age, entertaining children can be a challenge for parents. It’s often difficult to pull them away from screens, which is why engaging parks and play spaces are so valuable.

The Philippines may not be the first destination that comes to mind for family travel, but it boasts many hidden gems for children and adults alike. Not convinced? Explore our list of fun and exciting kid-friendly parks and play spaces throughout the country.

Also read: The Ultimate Guide to Travelling with Kids in the Philippines

1. Enchanted Kingdom

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This 17-hectare theme park which opened back in 1995 is perhaps one of the oldest and most popular of its kind in the entire country. The attraction offers a total of 30 rides including two water rides and two roller coasters.

Enchanted Kingdom has seven themed zones scattered all over the place: Victoria Park, Portabello, Boulderville, Brooklyn Place, Midway Boardwalk, Jungle Outpost and Spaceport. The park also comes with shows and other attractions that do not just provide entertainment but also educational value. Plus, you don’t have to be a kid to enjoy the entire place!

Address: San Lorenzo Road, Santa Rosa, Laguna

2. Sky Ranch Tagaytay

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When it comes to classic carnival rides, Sky Ranch does not disappoint. The place is clean and offers quite a lot of fun and exciting rides that will fit everyone of all ages. The Sky Eye, which is said to be the tallest ferris wheel in the country, is its most iconic ride. Visiting the Sky Ranch is perfect not just for families but also for friends who just want to enjoy a whole day of fun.

Address: Nasugbu Highway, Tagaytay

Also read: When in Tagaytay: 10 Exciting Things to Do with Your Family

3. Rizal Park

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People from outside Manila are probably not aware that Rizal Park actually comes with a green space that even kids can have a great time in. Beyond the national hero’s statue, the park’s biggest attraction is the Children’s Playground which comes with a lot of things that kids can climb and slide down on. Most of the area, including the slides, are made from concrete so parents will have to be extra cautious about letting their kids play there.

Address: Roxas Blvd Ermita, Barangay 666 Zone 72, Metro Manila

4. Terra 28th

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This 8,344-square-metre park might just be the safest and kid-friendliest outdoor destination ever. For starters, it has a Pinoy area where young Filipino kids can enjoy nearly-extinct classic games such as patintero, habulan, piko, holen, luksong baka and many more.

But, that’s not all. The park also features art installations which is definitely eye-candy for when you go on a late afternoon picnic, jog or stroll with your family.You can even bring your furry pets along, too!

Address: 28th St., Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Taguig

Also read: 10 Family Outing Ideas in Metro Manila Under PHP 500

5. D’ Family Park

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If you are looking for a no-frills park to spend lazy afternoons at, this park is the best choice for you. It only has the basic features such as slides, swings, see-saws and a pool — and nothing else. Most visitors come here for picnics or a game or two of frisbee. It is also a popular area for holding company family days because of its huge lawn.

Address: Nasipit Road, Nasipit Talamban, Cebu City

6. SM Seaside City Playground

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The best thing about being a kid is that you are easily able to enjoy life’s simplest pleasures such as a swing or a jungle gym in the middle of a playground just for kids. But, what makes this playground different is that it is found on top of a huge mall in the city. Interesting, huh?

You probably won’t expect much from it and while it’s pretty small in size compared to other parks and playgrounds, it probably won’t matter much to kiddos. It’s the perfect way to end a day of shopping inside the mall — and it doesn’t cost a single peso, too!

Address: SM Seaside City Cebu, Corner SRP-Mambaling Road, Cebu South Coastal Rd, Cebu City

7. Zoofari Kids Adventure

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Another indoor play structure in the country is this one located in Davao City. It is the largest in the city boasting of a 5-storey play structure where kids can run around, climb, slide and many more. And, while kids are out there enjoying hours of play, mommies and daddies can also head on over to the Zoofari KTV area for karaoke and X-Box Kinect.

Address: SM City Davao, Quimpo Blvd, Talomo, Davao City

8. Eden Nature Park & Resort

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This mountain resort located 3,000 feet above sea level is very interesting because 95 percent of the area is all manmade! It was previously a heavily logged area until the owners decided to start planting pine tree seedlings — and the rest was history.

Eden Nature Park provides a tour around most of the entire area, which is a very educational experience for everyone regardless of age. They also have a mini zoo with birds that younger children can enjoy. Aside from day attractions, the park also has cabins, designated campsites and a hiking trail.

Address: Bo. Eden, Toril, Davao

9. Adventure Zone

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Adventure Zone in BGC is a haven for young explorers, a sprawling indoor playground spanning 1,000 square metres within Shangri-La The Fort’s Kerry Sports. This vibrant space is a wonderland of imagination, featuring thrilling slides, challenging obstacle courses, and a captivating Role Play Village where children can unleash their creativity by stepping into the shoes of doctors, firefighters, or even shopkeepers. With dedicated areas for toddlers and separate zones for older children, Adventure Zone offers a safe and stimulating environment for kids to burn off energy, develop social skills, and simply have a blast.

Address: Levels 6, Shangri-La The Fort, Manila 30th Street, cor 5th Ave, Taguig, 1634 Metro Manila

10. Kidzoona

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Kidzoona, a popular indoor playground franchise with multiple locations across the Philippines, offers a vibrant and stimulating environment for children to unleash their imaginations. With a diverse range of play areas, including ball pits, slides, climbing structures, and role-playing zones, Kidzoona caters to a wide range of ages and interests.

Children can also engage in imaginative play, develop social skills, and burn off energy in a safe and supervised setting. Whether it’s a rainy day or simply a need for some indoor fun, Kidzoona provides a fantastic opportunity for children to explore, learn, and have a memorable playtime experience.

Address: Multiple locations/branches

Also read: 8 Simple Ways to Encourage Your Kids to Love the Outdoors

This certainly isn’t an exhaustive list which proves to you that there are still quite a handful of kid-friendly parks and play spaces in the Philippines to discover. Now, go out there and have a great time with your kiddos!

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Pam Baroro
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When not moonlighting as a freelance wordsmith and code wrangler, Pam is a millennial mom who loves to explore the outdoors to camp/hike/trek/backpack with her partner and their 4-year-old daughter. Check their family travel blog at Hey, Miss Adventures!

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