Are you looking for things to do indoors in Charleston, SC? You’ve found the right place. We have a growing guide here of some of our absolute favorite things to do inside. So whether it’s a rainy, windy day, or it’s just too hot out there, we have some ideas to share.
Find indoor places to play, including some really lovely indoor playgrounds, plus museums, arcades, and more.
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This one is just getting started, so bookmark it and check back soon for lots more.
Do you know of an awesome indoor spot in the Charleston area? Email Maria, our Managing Editor, to let us know!
Charleston’s best indoor play center!
MIX offers just that . . . a great mix of entertainment for young and old alike!
Adrenaline Monkey
843.278.5256 | 4950 Centre Pointe Drive, Suite 100, North Charleston , SC
Adrenaline Monkey is an indoor playground and adventure center.
Indoor Play:
- Ninja course
- Mega Boulder Wall
- Climing Walls
- Slides
- Soft play area
- Arcade
Summer Camps: They offer active adventure camps that let your kids enjoy ninja-style activities for kids ages 5-12. They have half-day and full-day options. Half-day camp is $300 per camper and full-day is $375 per camper.
Mace Brown Museum is a great quick stop to learn all about dinosaurs!
One and only hands on interactive and mobile gem mining experience in SC! Pan for gems, stones and fossils. We come to you!
Fun playground inside Charleston’s Citadel Mall
From old restored firetrucks to interactive exhibits. This museum has it all when it comes to fire!
Children's Museum of The Low Country
843.853.8962 | 25 Ann Street , Charleston , SC
The Children’s Museum of the Low Country features many interactive rooms where you and your family can have fun. Admission is $15 per person and kids under 1 are free. They are open Monday through Saturday from 9 am – 10 am for museum members and 10 am – 5 pm for non-members and open on Sunday from noon to 5 pm.
They also offer a wide variety of events, programs, birthday party offerings, and summer camps.
Summer Camps: Their summer camps are for kids ages 5-7 and you can choose from a wide variety of themed camps.
Check out our Kidding Around Review of The Children’s Museum of the Low Country.
At Charleston Fun Park there is something for the whole family . . . go-carts, arcade, gem mining, axe throwing, outdoor play area, mini-golf, food, and more!
