
Exciting New Indoor Playground & Cafe Opens In Orange County
An exciting new business is now open in Orange County! This is a place where kids can go to have fun while parents can sit back, relax and sip on something tasty.
Exciting New Indoor Playground & Cafe Opens In Orange County
A Latte Play shared exciting news on social media. They invited the community to join them at their grand opening celebration on Monday, September 28, 2026.
A Latte Play is now open to the public and located at 436 Blooming Grove Turnpike, Suite 400 in New Windsor!
This new indoor playground has something for all kids to enjoy! A Latte Play shared that they offer slides, a zip line, rainbow sand, ball pits and more. It's great that kids can have fun on site while parents can enjoy coffee and snacks.
When Can We Visit A Latte Play In New Windsor, NY?
On their website, A Latte Play shared their hours of operation. We can visit their exciting space Monday through Thursday from 10am until 6pm. A Latte Play is also open Friday through Sunday from 10am until 7pm.
They also offer play passes in addition to birthday party packages as well.
For more information, be sure to visit A Latte Play's website and social media for fun updates. Congrats to this new business and the New Windsor community!
What Else Can We Do In The New Windsor, NY Area?
While in the New Windsor area, we can visit The Storm King Art Center. This is perfect for the entire family, those who love being outdoors and most importantly, art enthusiasts! History buffs can check out Knox's Headquarters State Historic Site for some adventures and learning experience.
We can get something to eat and drink along the Newburgh Waterfront at Hudson Taco and some more fun at Newburgh Brewing Company.
Enjoy all that there is to do in the New Windsor area, have fun.
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