Every verified guide on kidfun.us, venues, field trips, water parks and at-home ideas for Houston families.
A world-class art museum that's completely free, set in a leafy 30-acre Montrose campus where galleries glow with natural daylight.
A free, quiet Japanese stroll garden in Hermann Park designed by Tokyo landscape master Ken Nakajima and dedicated in 1992.
A free eight-acre formal garden in Hermann Park built for the park's 1914 centennial, crowned by a climbable spiral hill with skyline views.
Houston's free open-air theatre in Hermann Park, covered seats are free-but-ticketed, while the grassy hill is open to all with a blanket.
A 445-acre Museum District park with a miniature railroad, paddle-boat lake, carousel, and two free public gardens.
A big seasonal outdoor water park with a wave pool and a dedicated little-kids splash zone.
The area's only year-round indoor water park. Day passes are available without booking an overnight stay.
Free, low-mess indoor activities that use what you already own, tested with real toddlers.
Free playgrounds, indoor playscapes and shady picnic spots.
Indoor vs outdoor, seasons and prices in one comparison.
Free, Houston-specific outings grouped by subject and grade.
A short, fresh list of what's open and worth the drive.
Kid-friendly restaurants, play areas, patios and pizza.
Hands-on kids museums and cultural outings across Houston.
Beat the Houston heat, indoor play, rainy-day ideas and at-home activities.
