Playroom (noun)

1. A room in a house or a building where children can play.
2. A room designated for playing, usually for children, in a daycare center, school, or community center.
3. A room set aside for recreational activities or play.

Origin:

From play + room.

Examples:

1. The playroom was filled with toys, games, and books.
2. The playroom at the daycare center was a safe and fun place for children to play.
3. The playroom was the most popular area in the school, and the children couldn't wait to play there.
4. The playroom was equipped with a climbing wall, slide, and ball pit.
5. The playroom was a great place for kids to have fun and burn off some energy.