Get the excitement going indoors! Winter activities that both kids and adults can enjoy
Precisely because it’s a cold winter, it’s nice when kids and adults alike can gather and enjoy games that warm both body and soul.
There are plenty of ideas—from lively activities you can play indoors with a big group while staying cozy, to games that incorporate winter-only experiences.
Here, we’ll introduce a wide range of options: from classic tag, to family-friendly venues, to indoor ways to enjoy winter traditions.
Spend a special time with friends and family, making the most of what only winter can offer!
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Get the party going indoors! Winter activities for kids and adults to enjoy (31–40)
skiing

Isn’t this something many people look forward to as a classic winter activity? Even if you can’t make it to a ski resort, you can play as long as there’s snow.
You might think it’ll be cold since you’re playing in the snow, but if you properly gear up with ski wear and warm clothing, you’ll warm up—so make sure to prepare well.
Snow rafting

Snow rafting is a game where you ride in a boat and glide over the snow.
You’re towed by a snowmobile to move around.
The sense of speed and the jostling sensation are experiences you don’t often get.
Try finding a facility that offers it and give it a go!
Parapara Snow Festival

With just a sheet of construction paper, an empty tissue box, scissors, and crayons, you can make a pretend Snow Festival to enjoy at home.
Snow flutters down from a handmade cloud.
It’s perfect for those cold winter days when you don’t want to go outside but still want to enjoy the snow.
It’s easy enough for small children to make, so parents and kids can have fun with a snow festival together.
long rope jumping

A group challenge where everyone syncs their timing: long rope jumping (jump rope with a big rope).
It’s great exercise for both the jumpers and the turners.
Once you get the hang of it, try speeding up and increasing the difficulty.
It’d be nice to gather as many people as possible.
Using two ropes for double dutch could be a good option too.
astronomical observation

A lot of people probably spend all their time looking at their smartphones and don’t look up at the night sky, right? Winter has clear air and is the perfect season for stargazing.
You don’t need any special telescopes or cameras.
Just make sure to dress warmly when you go stargazing.
Get the Fun Going Indoors! Winter Activities That Kids and Adults Alike Will Enjoy (41–50)
Children’s Library

A “children’s library” is a library that primarily collects books for children.
If you have little ones or elementary school–aged children at home, why not enjoy books at a warm and welcoming children’s library? Not only can you have fun with books, but you can also educate at the same time—it’s killing two birds with one stone.
indoor camping

If you don’t like the cold but still want to enjoy an outdoor vibe, indoor camping is a great option.
With indoor camping, you can easily get a taste of the outdoors without having to gather a lot of camping gear.
You won’t be able to do bushcraft, of course, but you can definitely experience the feel of camping.



