Socks-only indoor playground and party venue at Grapevine Mills, built for children eight and under.

Jungle GymSlidesPretend Play Area
Birthday Parties
Facility accessIndoorDrop-inMembershipYear-round
Mon · 10AM – 5PM
Monday10AM – 5PM
Tuesday10AM – 5PM
Wednesday10AM – 5PM
Thursday10AM – 5PM
Friday10AM – 5PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
$16

$16

Open play at the Grapevine location is $16 a visit, weekday or weekend, in PeeknPlay's online booking. Brand-wide, memberships run from $49.99 a month for one child to $299.99 and $399.99 a year, and shareable pass bundles are sold in store at $60 for five admissions and $110 for ten. Children 11 months and under are free when they come with a paying older sibling and an adult. Open-play sales are final. ⚠ These figures are published without a location qualifier, and party packages on the same site are chosen per location through a picker, so confirm current Grapevine rates before you go.

Parties $495 to $1,695 · 15 to 25 guests · 1.5 to 2 hours
PackagePriceIncludes
Peek's Basic$49515 guests, $15 each extra · 1.5 hr · Whole venue · host
Peek's Plus$69515 guests, $17 each extra · 1.5 hr · Whole venue · host
Peek's Theme$99515 guests, $19 each extra · 1.5 hr · Whole venue · host
Peek's Custom Theme$1,69525 guests, $19 each extra · 2 hr · Whole venue · host

Outside food allowed.

Prices as of Oct 2026, from the business. Confirm with them when you book.

Our take

PeeknPlay is built around a pretend-play town, a kid-sized street of role-play settings, with a ball pit and a play structure with slides alongside it, and it is scaled deliberately for children under eight rather than for a wide age range. The Grapevine unit sits at Grapevine Mills, one of several PeeknPlay locations around DFW.

The model is open play sold by the visit or the membership: unlimited time during open-play hours rather than a booked slot with a clock on it, which the company contrasts with venues that cap a session. Children must wear socks, adults are asked to wear them too, and there is a seating area designed so parents can watch rather than climb.

Parties are the other half of the business, and they are private in the literal sense — the venue closes to the public for the booking rather than roping off a corner.

Local Tips

PeeknPlay runs several DFW locations off one website, so the detail that matters most is which parts apply to Grapevine and which are brand-wide. Hours are location-specific; prices are not always.

  • Weekday hours here are their own. Grapevine opens at 10:00 AM Monday to Friday, an hour later than the Frisco, Arlington and McKinney units on the same table. The site publishes no hours outside those five days and defers to its Facebook and Instagram instead, so confirm before travelling on any other day.
  • Confirm the price for this location. Memberships and pass bundles are published without saying which locations they apply to, and party pricing on the same site is chosen through a location picker and is not the same everywhere.
  • Bring socks for the adults too. Children must wear socks, and parents are asked to as well; the restrooms are at the far end of the building, so socks save a barefoot walk.
  • Babies come free with a paying sibling. Children 11 months and under are not charged when they come with a paying older child and an adult.
  • Pass bundles are shareable but in-store only. The five- and ten-admission bundles can be split among siblings and friends and carry no expiry date, but they cannot be bought online.
  • A membership is tied to one child and one location — it cannot be shared between siblings, and it is valid at the unit where it was bought.
  • Open-play purchases are final, and the venue closes periodically for private events, so it is worth checking before setting out.
Credentials

Not published. PeeknPlay is a franchised brand with several DFW locations, and the website names no owner, operator or staff for the Grapevine unit. Its About page credits the concept to a founder named only as Sujana, with no surname, title or ownership statement.

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