Whistler is an outdoor playground for both adults andkids. There are so many fun activities to do, it is hard tochoose which one. We have compiled a list of the 5 bestactivities suitable for children during the winter months.
Whistler Kids Ski and Snowboard School
Whistler has one of the best kids ski and snowboard schools in thecountry. Lessons are available from ages 3 years to 17years. There are a number of different programs availablefrom daily lessons to weekly adventure camps. Lessons are agreat balance of skill development and fun. At the end of theday your children will tell stories of visiting Magic Castles andTree Forts!
Tube Park
The tubepark is located at Base 2 on Blackcomb Mountain. Cruisedown a variety of lanes in an inflatable ring! It is easilyaccessible via the Blackcomb Gondola from Whistler Village. The park is open from 12noon to 6pm daily during the winter. It is a great place to bring the whole family.
Climbing Wall
The Whistler Core is located in the heart of Whistler Villageunder the Whistler Conference Centre. It features an amazing5500 square-foot indoor rock climbing wall. There are anumber of kids programs available for children aged 4 years andup. Visit the Whistler Core for moreinformation.
Meadow Park Sports Centre
Meadow ParkSports Centre features a great kid’s pool complete with lazyriver and whirlpool. In the main swimming pool there is arope swing, perfect for the older children. Meadow Park isalso home to Whistler’s ice rink. Check out the weeklyschedule for drop in skating times. Skate rentals areavailable.
The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre
The Squamish Lil’wat CulturalCentre is an Aboriginal Museum and Cultural experience. It is located in the Upper Village close to the Four SeasonsResort. Explore the museum, workshops, indoor andoutdoor exhibits, gift shop and cafe. Located at the end ofthe Great Hall is a children’s activity zone. Perfect for all ages,guest can play a drum, try on authentic aboriginal regalia, readbooks and try a craft.
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Whistler is an outdoor playgroundfor both adults and kids. There are so many funactivities to do it is hard to choose which one. We have compiled alist of the 5 best activities suitable for children during thewinter months.
Whistler Kids Ski and SnowboardSchool
Whistler has one of the best kidsski and snowboard schools in the country. Lessons are availablefrom ages 3 years to 17years. There are a number of differentprograms available from daily lessons to weekly adventure camps.Lessons are a great balance of skill development and fun. At theend of the day your children will tell stories of visiting MagicCastles and Tree Forts!
Tube Park
The tube park is located at Base 2 onBlackcomb Mountain. Cruise down a variety of lanes in an inflatablering! It is easily accessible via the Blackcomb Gondola fromWhistler Village. The park is open from 12noon to 6pm daily duringthe winter. It is a great place to bring the whole family.
Climbing Wall
The Whistler Core is located in the heart ofWhistler Village under the Whistler Conference Centre. It featuresan amazing 5500 square-foot indoor rock climbing wall. There are anumber of kids programs available for children aged 4 years and up.Visit the Whistler Core for more information.
Meadow Park Sports Centre
Meadow Park Sports Centre features a greatkid’s pool complete with lazy river and whirlpool. In the mainswimming pool there is a rope swing, perfect for the olderchildren. Meadow Park is also home to Whistler’s ice rink. Checkout the weekly schedule for drop in skating times. Skate rentalsare available.
The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre
The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre is anAboriginal Museum and Cultural experience. It is located in theUpper Village close to the Four Seasons Resort. Explore the museum,workshops, indoor and outdoor exhibits, gift shop and cafe. Locatedat the end of the Great Hall is a children’s activity zone. Perfectfor all ages, guest can play a drum, try on authentic aboriginalregalia, read books and try a craft.
