Answered by Agostino Moru from Jamhuri Park, Kenya 1168 days ago

This of course depends on your exact location. But in general, in the urban areas, there are many parks that offer special kids activities like bouncing castles, face painting, toy car rides. E.g. Uhuru Park in Nairobi.
Many family restaurants / nyama choma places (meat roasted on the BBQ, Kenya's national dish) offer similar activities in the weekend. Sometimes they even have comedians and clowns who do a special kids show, so both parents and kids can enjoy their Sunday afternoon in a typically Kenyan way. E.g. Eureka in Kiserian, some 30 kms south of Nairobi.
I hope both of you will enjoy!

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Answered by Akinyi Adongo from Westlands, Kenya 1168 days ago

It depends on whether you would like a private place with about three to eight other children or on open scenario. For a laid back sunday afternoon I highly recommend Peppers restaurant in westlands. They have a well maintained childrens section complete with nannies on the house to keep an eye on your youngster.
Nakumatt westgate also has a kids arcade on the second floor but it is absolutely busy on sundays.

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Answered by haji mgalla from Mombasa, Kenya 1168 days ago

hi if you are asking about mombasa area coz thats where i am then i can recomend the one place which is like a water world with everthing a 2 year old would enjoy and its like 2 kms from nakumat nyali and next to mamba disco its called wild waters you can try that.

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Answered by Francis Ng'ethe from Nairobi, Kenya 1168 days ago

Nairobi's westlands @Nakumatt Westgate is perfect for kids at the foodcourt... lots of fun games for kids to unwind and mingle with their agemates. also Village market is cool at the poolside, there is a pool for young kids

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Answered by sam mwangi from Nairobi, Kenya 1168 days ago

Thanks so much for your question, now it depends where you are, i took my son one day to Blue post hotel n we had an amazing time, also you can go to places like sharks place, rock city etc let me know if this will help.

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Answered by Yusrah Ali from Mombasa, Kenya 1168 days ago

Hi. I can advise you in Mombasa.
1) There is Haller Park and Mamba Village where a kid can enjoy the parks and animals.
2) Wild waters where there is swimming / slides / games ...
3) You can spend the day by the beach at one of the North coast hotels where they do sunday lunch barbeque and swimming...e.g Whitesands Hotel / reef hotel / Voyager Hotel.

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Answered by Jonah Munyua from Nakuru, Kenya 1168 days ago

Hi, there is an array of options for children entertainment in Kenya. It all depends on one's preference, location and budget. Please specify your location and u will be able to get details of specific places and their descriptions. Thanks.

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Answered by Esther Watene from City Estate, Kenya 1168 days ago

if you are in nairobi you can take your child to the splash next to carnivore.they have this baby pool that they can really have fun in,water slides,bouncing castles,sand pit,merrygo round and horse or camel rides.you can also take them to childrens world at adams arcade where they have a safe ground with care takers,food courts and plenty of games to play.another place they would have some fun is Rim club opposite uchumi langata road.they have all sorts of merrigorounds fit for all ages of children and adults.on sundays they have children entertainment and you can enjoy some good nyamachoma on a lazy sunday afternoon

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Answered by Njuguna Kimani from Nairobi, Kenya 1168 days ago

hi
Please if you specified your exact location it would be very easy for us to propose for you the best places. but in major towns there are places you can take you child to enjoy. Nairobi places like Splash ,Upper Hill springs are good.The Mamba Village is also very good .Thanks

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Answered by Kivuli Holidays (Owner: Suzan Mwadime) from Nairobi, Kenya 1168 days ago

Panari Ice Skating off Mombasa Road at the Panari Sky Center is the place for you to take a 2 year old on a Sunday afternoon!

Let your child enjoy something different and unique - an experience of a life-time. Not to worry, for a minimal fee, the instructors will teach both you and your child to skate and I can guarantee you, both of you will have lots of fun together which eventually results to QUALITY TIME TOGETHER!

In case you decide to head for Panari Ice Skating, remember to pack a small change of warm clothes for both you and your son. The ice is cold but LOTS OF FUN!

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Answered by ROBERT GACHIE KAMAU from Naivasha, Kenya 1168 days ago

I would recomend you to take the child to Nairobi national park or the Animal Orphanage in Langata. In order to make the day more lively pass through the Bomas of Kenya to watch a variety of dances

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Answered by Rachel Crawford from Nairobi, Kenya 1168 days ago

There are a number of places where you can go with your two year old child, Most of the upmarket shopping malls in Nairobi have children activities on weekends. I would recommend village market, Sarit Centre and Yaya centre, there are are a number of food courts in the shopping malls.

The other great option is to visit the giraffe centre, where the kid can have an option of feeding the rothschild giraffee. The giraffee centre has a food court.

Regards
Rachel

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Answered by Deepak Sood from Westlands, Kenya 1168 days ago

Hi Eunice,

For a tweo year old child i would recommed that you visit the Village market baby pool area where your child will find many other children in that age bracket, They have a small pool area specifically for babies who at first hesitate getting into the baby pool but once they get the hang of it it then becomes a nightmare getting them out,

There is also Jumping Castles normally at the Steers resturany in westlands, who also have face painting, The museum and snake park althoughh is a bit young then there is the animal orphanage and nature trail in the langata area. Kids love the Giraffe Center as well as the Elephant Orphanage close to the Ongata Rongai center but they are open for only 1 hour between 11-12 on sundays.

I too used to take my son to these places and he loved it,

Let me know if you would require any more info.

Deepak

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Answered by Elias murage from Nairobi, Kenya 1168 days ago

Why not try paradise lost its a nice place for the kid and outside city center.There is horse/camel riding,boat riding bouncing castle and the serene enviroment.

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Answered by Rael from Athi River, Kenya 1168 days ago

Hi Eunice,

For your two years child to enjoy, you can take him to Uhuru Park there is face painting,boat riding, sometimes bouncing castles and all those stuff kids enjoy.
Also if you are in mlolongo area, connections Hotel there is a bouncing castle, face painting and also horse riding. i hope your kid will like this.
Let me know if you need anything else.

thank you,
Rael

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Answered by Paul asiri from Mombassa, Kenya 1168 days ago

HI
thank 4ur question but its not complete? ok u did not quot where u want 2visit ok like. ok u want 2visit kenya yes fine which city? ok let me talk of mombasa raha mombasa has many places childrens can room around? but depends with u do u like privecy ok their are privet beaches and pablic ones. let me give u 2 diani beach ukunda, nyali beach and others?

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Answered by Sadera Ole Kilelu from Kajiado, Kenya 1168 days ago

Olepolos country club is the best place for children and it is easily accessible by road,It is on the Magadi road ,approximately 10 km from Kiserian.You can call me on 0722 66 88 00 for information.

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Answered by gift muli from Mombasa, Kenya 1168 days ago

there are many places you could take a two year old to enjoy him or herself. for starters you could take him to haller park where she could enjoy the vicinity and the animals, there are 200 year old tortoises that are big and he or she can ride on them, there is the mamba village where your child can enjoy horse rides, bouncing castles and the company of other kids of her age, then there is the other alternatives of going to a beach hotel since most of them organize sunday fun fares for families to enjoy. it comes with an aray of a buffet, swimming for your kids, and a bouncing castle, face painting and magic shows they are in beach hotels such as Nyali beach hotel, Voyager beach hotel, sunrise beach hotel. The good thing is they are cheap since you wouldnt spend beyond ksh 1500 for the both of you, that is if you are in mombasa. have a thoughtful weekend

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Answered by Jacquelin Nazareth-Tomaschko from Mombasa, Kenya 1168 days ago

Hi Eunice!
The public beach in Bamburi is quite splendiferous for a two year old - besides lots of other kids to make new friends with, there are camel rides and boat rides, go karts for kiddies at Yul's (with Yummy ice cream), face painters, squigly balloon hats, magicians and acrobats and a feast of coastal goodies like Madafu, cassava crisps and and and...

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Answered by Angela Stawa from Mombasa, Kenya 1168 days ago

hi Eunice, this depends on your location. If in Nairobi I would recommend Uhuru park and also Splash. These two places are fun for kids. If in Mombasa try Wild waters in Nyali,or watersports in kenyatta beach.He will enjoy water slides, merrygorounds, bouncing castles, face painting and camel rides in the mentioned places. also Garlitos will do for a nice snack like a pizza,hotdog,icecream or burger and most have slides, swings and bouncing castles for kids.In any other location nature and animal parks will do, kids love it.Enjoy

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Answered by Angela Stawa from Mombasa, Kenya 1168 days ago

hi Eunice, this depends on your location. If in Nairobi I would recommend Uhuru park and also Splash. These two places are fun for kids. If in Mombasa try Wild waters in Nyali,or watersports in kenyatta beach.He will enjoy water slides, merrygorounds, bouncing castles, face painting and camel rides in the mentioned places. also Garlitos will do for a nice snack like a pizza,hotdog,icecream or burger and most have slides, swings and bouncing castles for kids.In any other location nature and animal parks will do, kids love it.Enjoy

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Answered by Angela Stawa from Mombasa, Kenya 1168 days ago

hi Eunice, this depends on your location. If in Nairobi I would recommend Uhuru park and also Splash. These two places are fun for kids. If in Mombasa try Wild waters in Nyali,or watersports in kenyatta beach.He will enjoy water slides, merrygorounds, bouncing castles, face painting and camel rides in the mentioned places. also Garlitos will do for a nice snack like a pizza,hotdog,icecream or burger and most have slides, swings and bouncing castles for kids.In any other location nature and animal parks will do, kids love it.Enjoy

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Answered by william santian from Narok, Kenya 1168 days ago

Hi Eunice
places like uhuru park, Nairobi safari walk can be well entertaining for kids of that age, wildlife safaris might not be fun couse will be too long and boring sitting in the car for more two hours.
william

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Answered by Dishreet from Nairobi, Kenya 1167 days ago

Hi... you should tak him to Sheldrik, located in Nairobi... this is an elephant orphange... they keep baby elephants.... they feed them play with them and let visitors touch them too... i belive your son would love to see them up close... my niece certainly did... they even have a baby rhino too... last i went there it was just walking... These elephants were rescued from different places and are kept in the orphange till they are able to move into the wild... you should try this place out... i believe you will enjoy...

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Answered by LingaLonga Holidays from Nairobi, Kenya 1167 days ago

if you are in Nairobi, nairobi museum, the nairobi animal orphanage, safari walk, Daphne sheldric place, the giraffe centre will be perfect. in mombasa; Haller park, Mamba crocodile farm, ngomomongo villages, the likoni ferry and the public beaches and also beach hotels will be appropriate.

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Answered by Philip Kimeu from Mombasa, Kenya 1167 days ago

Please advise us on your locality and we will advise you on the scenes best to visit

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Answered by King'ori Leah from Nairobi, Kenya 1167 days ago

Hi,i would recommend Rock city on Kiambu rd,there are a number of activities for kids especially during weeknd.

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Answered by King'ori Leah from Nairobi, Kenya 1167 days ago

Hi,i would recommend Rock city on Kiambu rd,there are a number of activities for kids especially during weeknd.

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Answered by Elias Musyoka from Rongai, Kenya 1167 days ago

think water! one place many people don't know about is Masai Lodge. it's way off the city off magadi road in Rongai but the environment is just one of a kind. it's like driving to shags only to find a haven in the middle of no where and the crowd is just the best! there's a lot of nice food and the joint sits next to a stream with birds all around. you sure would love the place!

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Answered by Joab Nakolo from Nyali, Kenya 1167 days ago

1.ButterFly Farm & Haller Park -Tortoise Ride, Fish ponds and Nature walks.
Children need wide open spaces for them to play around.

2.Wild-Waters- Water amusement park.

3.The beach, Reef/Mombasa Beach - semi-private location, Camel rides and Boat rides

4.Oil-Libya/ Galitos-- Bouncing Castles and a Slide

5.Mombasa Sports Club -They have a playground,sand box and monkey bars.

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Answered by Carol Kwamboka from Kileleshwa, Kenya 1167 days ago

If your refering to the city in general there's the giraffe center which has the giraffes and i'm sure can entertain the kid. there's also the national park that is the habitate for several animals like lions, monkeys and other animals that can facsinate the kid.There's also places like village market and splash that offer baby pools, bouncing castles and more. But if you are refering to Kileleshwa, there's not much, though there's the arboretum forest where you can enjoy a nice picnic with the kid and maybe spot some monkeys. Otherwise i guess you'll just have to go into the city.

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Answered by Tanzania Safari Supremacy from Arusha, Tanzania 1167 days ago

Hey Eunice,
If you are in Mombasa then Take the Kid to Wild waters, and spoil it! It is a kids paradise. If using public transport take the Matatus that ply to Nyali- Reef,it is just past the Mamba village gate before you get to the Nyali Barracks junction. You can also take the kid to haller park, or take the kid to Public beach (Jommo Kenyatta) here he/she can mingle with others.
lucas@kileleafrika.com

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Answered by Jane Muchane from Malindi, Kenya 1167 days ago

am base at malindi so in case that the destination you are refering to i would recommend a place called breeze point few meters from Malindi airport as you are driving to town. the place is famous so anyone at that point can direct you. there are swimmipools with floaters, acrobats, dancing and intelligence competition, seasaws, children playing items and a hotel and bar as you wait for your child and security is guarantee. There is real breeze and u can watch malindi town from the point.

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Answered by Elkana langat from Narok, Kenya 1166 days ago

Hi Eunice,
if it happens that you are in Eldoret, i advice you to take him to Poa Place. this is a very interesting place to be and especially for kids to enjoy themselves.
this place actually offer the following services for kids,
1. facial painting
2. camel riding
3. meri go round
4. swimming
also he'll be able to see different kind of animals eg. girafe,monkeys,baboons and other atractives

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Answered by a Localyte from Ruaka, Kenya 1164 days ago

Eunice, you say you're in Nairobi. On a sunday, there's a lot to do. Hi-Tide at Village market and Splash at carnivore are both great places to swim and go on the slides (though if you're son is only 2, he may be too young for that).
Olepolos country club.
any place really is child friendly.

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Answered by Ronald Omondi from Nairobi West, Kenya 1161 days ago

The best place to Visit is Mombasa and extends to Malindi and to Lamu as you learn the History of East african Coast ,well Kenya has got different species of Tropical Birds too that you can also View in the Rift Valley and also Vast wilderness with tropical wild animals stay in touch Ronny
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Answered by Teddy Kioko from Nairobi, Kenya 1161 days ago

i guess you would also consider my answer to your querry though coming a bit late i suggest that you take your two year old to a place with bouncing castles,face painting and also where there are kids favourites i.e coffee shops where cakes are available,horse riding,toy car riding and also consider swimming coz of the hot weather,i don't prefer places where the kid does'nt get all the attention,,examples of places you can choose with your convinience include, choma zone msa rd,cabbanas,splush,former tents in buruburu shopping centre,smartvillage in adams arcade,also nados on gong rd.

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Answered by Nathan Mwaura from Nairobi, Kenya 1156 days ago

Mamba Village,
Girrafe Centre,
Snake Park,
Nairobi Safari walk,
Village Market,
Some hotels offer fun activities for children on Sundays..
Thanks..

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Answered by Mrimi P from Nairobi West, Kenya 1148 days ago

Just avoid bars however attractive they may seem. Many parents nowadays are going with their kids to drink because such spots offer bouncing castles to their kids and later wonder where the little one learnt how to kiss or fight. Take him to a park or a zoo. just be there as a parent and you will have a good time.

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Answered by Edward oduor lore. from Kisumu, Kenya 1134 days ago

hi eunice,
In nairobi you can't go wrong,you can try lots of places like the arboretum or the many public parks and many more,hope you enjoy your sunday.

regards,
lore.

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Answered by Shadrack Masinde from Busia, Kenya 1133 days ago

Two Years old will enjoy at the Tents on Mombasa Road behind Total Petrol Station. I have tested it and like the jump and face painting. Alternative place will be at Yaya Centre.

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Answered by Mwai Muchene Steve- Tel:254 721 611 180 from Naivasha, Kenya 1126 days ago

Hi,It depends on your location.we have great places in Nairobi with bouncing castles,paint facing,camel riding etc.All the best

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Answered by Bernard Mwai from Nairobi, Kenya 1001 days ago

Nirobi Safari walk, David Sheldric Elephant Orphanage and Giraffe Centre are good place

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