The phrase "kids area" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a designated space or section specifically for children. Example: The park had a playground and a separate kids area for toddlers, making it a perfect spot for families with young children.
With an emphasis on sustainability, families can feast on locally sourced organic food and drink while the little 'uns enjoy the LATE Club Kids area from 8am-7pm.
At the Galleria, which has 130 tenants, Mills plans to add a PBS Kids area and cluster retail outlets specializing in children's items like clothing and toys nearby.
There's a bougainvillea-trimmed swimming pool with kids' area in the tiered Mediterranean garden, plus a poolside bar, hammocks and teak sun loungers.
In the centre is a kids' area full of cushions and fun activities, and an interactive wall dedicated to Robert Louis Stevenson.
Iniside it is so bright and open, inviting you to explore every corner – the huge cushions in the kids' area, the reading pods and pianos.
In theory, the sitting room is reserved for the over-60s, but in the practice the door to the kids' area rarely stays closed for long.
At Deer Shed there are no designated kids' areas because "they're not zoo animals".
But there's a lot to be found away from the main stages and in the kids' areas – not least an inspiring way to spend quality time with your family, free from the stresses of modern city life.
On the Disney Dream, pre-teens (ages 11 to 13) have access to Edge, a loft-style space on deck 13, distinctly separated from the other kids' areas eight floors below.
I like to use semigloss paint when painting kids' areas.
There are always designated kids areas with lots of fun activities as well.
