Out & AboutSalem

Rainy Day / Indoor

Trampolines, bowling, skating, arcades, and indoor pools for the nine months of Oregon drizzle.

Indoor$$

Get Air Trampoline Park

Salem

Trampoline park with foam pits, dodgeball, ninja course, and a separate little-kids zone. Toddler Time gives jumpers 46 inches and under exclusive access Tue/Thu mornings and Sunday mornings at a discount.

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Urban Air Adventure Park

Salem

A large indoor adventure park on Lancaster Dr with trampolines, ropes course, climbing, and slides, open daily. "All Day Play" admission lets you stay as long as you like.

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Indoor$

Northgate Bowl

Salem

A family-run 24-lane bowling center with bumper lanes for kids, arcade, and snack bar, open daily. Around $12/person/hour with shoes included — one of the cheaper indoor outings in town.

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Indoor$

The REC (formerly Town & Country Lanes)

Keizer

Keizer's cornerstone bowling center since 1967, recently rebranded as The REC: 24 lanes, glow bowling, kids' arcade, and a full restaurant with a kids' menu.

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The Rock Boxx Climbing Gym

Salem

Salem's bouldering gym with 100+ problems, a dedicated kids' climbing room with slide, youth classes, camps, and a competitive youth team. Day passes around $14–20.

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