Indoor Playground
Williston Treehouse
Minnetonka, MN
About
Indoor “treehouse” playground inside Williston Fitness Center where kids climb up a faux tree trunk, traverse belt bridges, zoom down a wave slide, explore tunnels, play tic-tac-toe panels, and toddlers enjoy an adjacent gated nook.
Unique Features
Tree Trunk Climber
A faux tree core hides ladders, tunnels, and lookout periscopes.
Gated Tot Spot
Separate nook with mini slides, foam steps, and sensory boards.
Wave Slide & Bridges
Swaying belt bridges and a wave slide keep bigger kids engaged.
Cost
$7 per child (non-member); members & under 1 free; adults free
Unlimited play during open hours; socks required.
Ages
- infant: Lap babies and new walkers can explore the toddler nook or watch siblings.
- toddler: Gated tot space with small slides, foam steps, and mirrors.
- preschool: Climb inside the tree trunk, cross belt bridges, and imagine forest adventures.
- school-age: Rope tunnels, wave slide, and belt bridges add the right challenge.
- tween: Tweens up to age 12 still love racing through the upper platforms.
Accessibility
Facility is accessible though the treehouse relies on stairs/tunnels; service animals allowed but kept off the structure.
- Wheelchair Access: Yes
- Sensory Friendly: No
- Quiet Spaces: Not available
- Service Animals: Welcome
Parent Amenities
Seating & Wi-Fi
Benches in-room and lobby lounge spots with Wi-Fi.
Food & Locker Access
On-site café/vending plus lockers/hooks to stash gear.
Swim Add-On
Purchase a combined day pass to use the adjacent splash pad or pool.
Local Tip
Daycare groups often visit weekday mornings—try afternoons or early evenings for quieter climbs and bring extra socks.
Hours & Admission
Mon/Wed/Thu/Fri/Sat
- Mon: 8:00am - 8:00pm
- Wed: 8:00am - 8:00pm
- Thu: 8:00am - 8:00pm
- Fri: 8:00am - 8:00pm
- Sat: 8:00am - 8:00pm
Tuesday
- Tue: 8:00am - 7:00pm
Sunday
- Sun: 8:00am - 7:45pm
Map & Directions
Community Insight
“Pair Treehouse time with a swim to make a full outing—just remember socks and be ready for daycare groups in the morning.”