Toddlers and their families can learn and play while checking out the fun activities in Columbus, Ga. Parents can take their tots to an indoor bounce house or tumbling gymnasium or to the Columbus Museum. In July, when the average temperature is 90 degrees, a dip in one of the local pools might be best. There are a wealth of activities for any toddler, whether visiting for a short time, or when calling indoor trampoline. The presence of nearby Fort Benning Army Base makes the city a very family-friendly environment.

Monkey Joe's

• A great place to take the children to bounce around trmapoline park is Monkey Joe's. This indoor inflatable bounce house has plenty of activity for toddlers. There is a separate area specifically for kids ages 3 and under to keep them from bumping into bigger kids. This area includes activities like inflated slides and tunnels. There are inflatable animals to climb on as well. All areas are monitored by staff to ensure safety rules are followed. There is an adult area for those who wish to relax while the kids play, and there is also a club membership available.

Columbus Museum

• The Columbus Museum has an area just for little ones to create their own masterpieces. Toddlers can explore the museum, and then head over to the "Transformation" area to create masterpieces. The children's area is frequently updating activities to keep things fresh and interesting for kids. They have a texture station where children create rubbings from textured items, and the "Transformation" area has a magnetic silhouette panel for children to create a silhouette from magnetic shavings. There are also fun house mirrors so tots can explore changing their appearance.

MyGym

• The Columbus MyGym is an indoor children's gymnasium that offers tumbling and gymnastics sessions. They also offer other activities that focus on increasing balance, muscle control and confidence. Tots can learn new skills, such as walking a balance beam or jumping on a trampoline or into the ball pit. This indoor playground offers formal classes as well as free play times, which are unstructured and allow the children to explore the gymnasium at will. During the structured classes, children participate in circle time where they will learn new songs, use finger puppets, and be able to practice some basic stretching moves.

Swimming Pools

• There are four pools in the area, according to the Columbus trampoline Parks and Recreation Center website. The pool at Rigdon Park offers features like slides, water buckets and 50-meter leisure pool. There are water fountains, a lap swim area and a concession stand. Outside the pool area is a playground for even more outside fun. Another pool in the area is at the Shirley Winston Supercenter. This recreation center has indoor facilities like a game room, gymnasium and children's activity room for arts and crafts. The pool has water slides, a 50-meter wading area, water buckets and water fountains.

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