Treasure Chest Play & Development Center For Kids
Our Play Center at 128 Hempstead Tpke, in West Hempstead is now open. Call 516-554-1041 for early membership discounts through September 30. Speak to us or leave a message with your contact information. You may also use form below. To sign up to use our services and see our available times and events, go directly to our partner page at BRIGHTWHEEL. (See links and forms below.)
If you just want to contact with a question or comment use the simpler form below this one.
If you just have a short question or comment, call us, or use the shorter form here:.
Come and see our space. See our activities. Take a tour.
Our Play Center was designed as a calming environment where children can explore, play, learn, and connect in an inspiring and emotionally grounding space.
Check availability. Make a play date. We have puzzles, games, age-appropriate toys, toddler-sized basketball hoops, musical instruments, art supplies, and much, much more.
On Saturdays, we’ll host your child’s birthday party. Call for information.
Our Happy Parents & Caretakers
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Sunny's Mom
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Jacob's Dad
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Kelly's Mom
Fun Activities
[Ideas if you want to keep this section here: Core play structures * Multi-level soft play with tunnels, slides, rope bridges, and net climbs. Ball pit (with slide) * Foam pit. Low climbing wall with padded flooring. Ninja-style obstacle course. ** Toddler zone (walled off for under-3s) Padded crawl area with soft blocks and mini slides. Busy walls and activity panels. Ride-on toys and push cars. Little-sized ball pit. ** Pretend play village : a small "town" of playhouses: Mini grocery store with carts and play food. Kitchen and "diner" setup. Doctor's office and vet clinic. Fire station with dress-up gear. Puppet theater or stage with costumes. Workbench with toy tools ** Active play ** Trampolines/ bounce area. Pedal go-kart or trike track on indoor turf. Mini bowling, air hockey, basketball hoops. Interactive projection floor games. ** Building and tabletop ** Giant LEGO or Duplo wall. Magnetic tile station. Marble run wall. Train table. Chalkboard/whiteboard wall. ** Sensory and quiet spaces ** Sensory room with bubble tubes, fiber optic strands, and projections. Light table, kinetic sand, water table. Calm-down nook for overstimulated kids. Activities for neurodivergent kids. ** Programming layered on top of open play ** Scheduled sessions of special activities. Story time, music and movement, toddler yoga, bubble parties, character visits, seasonal craft days, sensory-friendly hours, homeschool meetups. Sanitizing between sessions.