CRANBERRY TWP — Fun Fore All is expanding its indoor space this winter as the first step of a two-phase project.

Chris Camp, owner and president, said they are hopeful that the expansion to the building, indoor renovations and new sidewalks will be done by the spring.

A 4,000-square-foot grassy area, formerly used for picnics and outdoor events, is being converted into an indoor party area.

Most of the outdoor attractions close after Veterans Day, but the indoor games and attractions stay busy.

“If you come in here on a Saturday in February, there’s nowhere to sit,” Camp said.

The expansion also will hold a new attraction, though management is not yet sure what it will be.

Also, sidewalks are being added, and streetscape improvements along Progress Avenue are being made. Those changes were required by township ordinance. Additionally, the front counter area is being remodeled to provide more space for customers.

Fun Fore All, which opened in 1996, has expanded several times, said Camp, who has been owner since 2000.

“Every year, business keeps growing as the township and the community keeps growing too,” he said.

In 2003 more of the children’s rides were added, and in 2005 the business expanded its indoor space.

The current project, which was approved by the township supervisors in 2015, was anticipated to take 3 to 5 years for both phases.

The second phase plans include adding another expansion, of about 16,000 square feet, to the area with the bumper boats.

The tentative plans for the second phase include adding bowling lanes and laser tag.

The Cranberry Township area doesn’t have a bowling alley yet, though it is a sport that is consistently popular with a variety of age groups, Camp said. “Bowling won’t ever go away,” he said.