Welcome to your local family haven in Spring Hill -
designed for babies, toddlers, children, and... You! The grownups who love them. Our space balances kid-focused play with opportunities for adults to connect, unwind, and recharge in a safe, clean environment.
*BOOK CLUB meets Friday, September 4th at 10 am in the multipurpose room!
We ARE open Monday, September 7th for Labor Day 9 am to 4 pm
Thursday, September 10th starting at 9 am: FREE Developmental Consultations via Project Play Therapy
Saturday, September 12th 1 pm: Sign up for the Baby/Tot CPR Class*
What do we offer?
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Open, family-friendly atmosphere: Seven days a week with extended play times to fit busy schedules.
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Grownup-friendly amenities: An on-site espresso bar to keep everyone energized, plus comfortable seating for catch-ups, work, or chats with other families.
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Easy access to connection: Flexible booking options (book online or drop in) so you can plan around nap times, routines, and activities.
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Sanitization routines and kid-proofing throughout the play zones
Why families love it.
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A community hub where adults can connect—with other parents, caregivers, and friends—while kids explore in a contained, safe environment
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Comfortable, welcoming spaces that feel both relaxed and organized
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Regular, family-friendly programming designed to spark curiosity and growth
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Dedicated spaces for toddler and infant play, spaces for imaginative + creative play, and a multi-story play structure!
Book online or drop in and see what the Spring Hill buzz is all about. We can’t wait to welcome you and your little ones! Choose an option below to plan your visit today!
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Story Time
Book Club - First Meeting
Tuesday, September 8
10 am to 11:30 am
Friday, September 4
Starts at 10:00 am
Baby/Toddler CPR Class
Saturday, September 12
1 pm - 2 pm
Free Story Time, sponsored by Music City Pet Partners and Willow the Therapy Dog!
Book: TBD
Socks required.*
Join local author Sarah Brown for our FIRST Book Club!
Any female is welcome to join!
No registration requirement.
If you are interested in on-site child watch, please email Sarah at sarah@maddysplayhouse.com
This is a one-hour class to learn Baby and young toddler CPR. Hosted by Captain Forst.
Use the link to reserve your seat as spots are limited.
$22 to attend
Story Time
Next one TBD!
10:00, 10:30, and 11:00 AM!
Come by Maddy's for a morning of crafts, activities, and reading for this fun Story Time!
This Month's Story: TBD
Click for the full September calendar! *pending
Our movement + exercise classes, Maddy’s Dino Moves exercise classes are crafted by Physical Therapist, Dr. Sarah with knowledge, intention, care, and experience!
To book your class today, click our "Class and Events" tab!
Welcome to Maddy’s Playhouse— Where Families Move, Connect, and Explore Together
through 4,000+ sq ft!
Physical therapist crafted, Maddy’s Playhouse supports early childhood development, reduce parent stress, and build real community—right here in Spring Hill. Whether you're looking for an engaging play area, a guided class, a peaceful coworking pod, or a place to celebrate your child’s birthday—we've got you covered.
Dedicated Infant and Toddler Area for 3 years and Under
**SOCKS REQUIRED FOR ADULTS & CHILDREN**
Custom Multi-Story Climbing Structure for Kids 3 years +
**SOCKS REQUIRED FOR ADULTS & CHILDREN**
Coworking Pods with Wi-Fi & Printer for Parents
Imaginative Play Area with Book Nook
Shaded Outdoor Patio with Toys, Large Picnic Tables, & Dino Digs (digging pit!)
Birthday Parties with 2 Private Party Rooms
All Play Materials Manufactured in the USA
A Space That Works for Both You and Your Child
Supports early learning, movement, and confidence
Reduces stress and gives caregivers time to recharge
Builds real community and connections
Saves time with a local, convenient option
Encourages meaningful social interaction
Helps reduce screen time through active play
Affordable alternative to traditional childcare options
Without a Place Like This, Everyone Misses Out
Without a local play space, families are left juggling long drives, missed naps, or another afternoon in front of a screen. Your child misses opportunities for development and connection—and you miss out on peace of mind, rest, and community.
