Ages 0 to 10, always
Everything we list is for kids ages 0 to 10.
Everything we list is for kids ages 0 to 10.
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Parents searching around Loudoun Station usually need to compare nearby Sterling, Ashburn, and Leesburg choices too. The useful differences are age fit, guest count, private space, food, setup, cleanup, and the final price after extras.
In Loudoun County, verified birthday packages start at $250 at Claude Moore, $319 at Hyper Kidz, and $350 at Wonder or Play Street Museum. No venue inside Loudoun Station currently publishes enough package details to pass our review, so compare the verified Sterling, Ashburn, and Leesburg choices.
No direct Loudoun Station venue currently publishes enough package and parent logistics information to pass our review. The closest verified choices are Claude Moore Recreation Center in Sterling and the Ashburn venues. Downtown Leesburg adds Wonder Childhood Discovery, while Leesburg Animal Park works for families who want animals and outdoor play.
Claude Moore starts at $250 for up to 15 children. Hyper Kidz starts at $319 for 10 children and publishes larger packages for up to 25. Wonder and Play Street both start at $350, but Wonder includes 12 children and 12 adults while Play Street starts with a semi private package. Leesburg Animal Park is $449 for 10 children and 10 adults. Cozy Village starts at $450, and Kidcreate requires a direct quote.
Wonder gives every party an exclusive room, while its higher packages close the full facility to public play. Cozy Village gives the group exclusive use for two hours. Play Street offers semi private and private choices. Hyper Kidz uses a shared playground followed by a private room. Claude Moore reserves a party room while activities use the recreation center. Leesburg Animal Park reserves the party area while the park remains open.
Wonder is designed for ages one through six, and Claude Moore has a bounce package only for children five and under. Play Street and Cozy Village are contained choices for younger children. Leesburg Animal Park serves ages two through ten. Hyper Kidz gives elementary age siblings more room to move, while Kidcreate works for ages three through ten when the child would rather make something.
Wonder allows outside nut free food and its team handles setup and cleanup. Hyper Kidz bundles pizza, drinks, supplies, a host, setup, and cleanup. Claude Moore allows prepared food and provides basic partyware. Leesburg Animal Park allows outside food, but the family clears food and decorations when room time ends. Play Street, Cozy Village, and Kidcreate vary by package.
Wonder publishes a $150 nonrefundable deposit. Leesburg Animal Park requires $100. Hyper Kidz and Play Street each publish a $200 deposit, while Cozy Village requires 25 percent. Claude Moore asks for requests at least 10 days ahead and confirms the reservation after payment. Ask every venue for the total after tax, extra guests, food, socks, and service charges before sending invitations.
The current verified Playdate NoVA listings are nearby in Ashburn and Sterling. We do not label a venue as being at Loudoun Station unless its official address confirms it.
Wonder, Play Street Museum Ashburn, Cozy Village, and the Claude Moore bounce package all focus on younger children or provide a more contained format.
Hyper Kidz publishes packages for up to 25 children. Wonder's largest toddler package includes 20 children and 22 adults, while Leesburg Animal Park starts with 20 guests and lists added guest prices.
Wonder recommends at least four weeks and says weekends fill quickly. Claude Moore requires at least 10 days, but popular weekend times are safer to request earlier.
Choose the family constraint first, then use the focused Playdate NoVA answer instead of sorting through one giant list.