Spring Break is the perfect time to get out and explore with your family! Whether you’re looking for educational experiences, thrilling adventures, or creative play, the Dallas-Fort Worth area offers plenty of options to keep your kids entertained. Here’s a curated list of the best Spring Break activities for kids in Dallas.
1. Netflix House – Dallas, TX
Families looking for something a little different this spring break can step into the worlds of their favorite shows at Netflix House Dallas. Inside, you’ll find interactive experiences inspired by hits like Stranger Things and Squid Game. From immersive sets and themed challenges to playful photo-worthy moments the whole family can enjoy together.
Website: Netflix House
2. Bubble Planet Experience – Grapevine Mills, TX
This interactive attraction features dreamy bubble-filled rooms, glowing installations, giant ball pits, and imaginative spaces designed to spark curiosity and playful moments for kids and adults alike.
Website: Bubble Planet Experience
3. Pecan Creek Strawberry Farm – Pilot Point, Texas
Strawberry season is beginning at Pecan Creek Strawberry Farm, with opening day set for Saturday, March 14. Guests can fill a bucket for $4, but if you’re planning to go, it’s best not to sleep in—the parking lot opens at 9 a.m., the farm opens at 10 a.m., and picking is first come, first served. Early in the season berries can be a little slower to find, and many mornings they’re picked out before noon, though the harvest typically continues for about two months with more berries as the season progresses.
It’s recommended that you visit their Facebook daily before you make the trip for day of field status.
Open Monday, Wednesday and Saturdays
Address: 12141 Foutch Rd, Pilot Point, TX 76258
Website: Pecan Creek Strawberry Farm
4. Saddlerock Vineyards & Safari – Brock, Texas
At Saddlerock Ranch, families can explore the beautiful vineyard landscape with a unique safari-style tour through the property. The Saddlerock Family Experience is a 90-minute guided adventure that takes guests through scenic vineyards while stopping along the way to meet the ranch’s resident animals. Morning tours typically begin at 10:00 AM on select dates, making it a relaxed and memorable outing for families exploring the area.
Tours are usually offered in the early afternoon, creating an easygoing way to experience the vineyard. Tickets typically range from $55–$65 per person depending on the experience selected.
Website: Saddle Rock Safari
5. Peppa Pig Theme Park – North Richland Hills, TX
Step into the delightful world of Peppa Pig at this newly opened theme park, featuring gentle rides, interactive attractions, and water play areas designed especially for younger children
Website: Peppa Pig Theme Park Dallas-Fort Worth
6. LEGOLAND® Discovery Center – Grapevine, TX
Unleash your child’s creativity at this indoor playground filled with massive LEGO builds, fun rides, and interactive play zones.
Website: LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Dallas-Fort Worth
7. Great Wolf Lodge – Grapevine, TX
Enjoy a staycation at this resort featuring a massive indoor waterpark, themed hotel suites, and daily activities tailored for kids.
Website: Great Wolf Lodge Grapevine
8. Dallas Zoo – Dallas, TX
Explore wildlife from around the globe at the Dallas Zoo, home to the Wilds of Africa Adventure Safari, a giraffe feeding station, and interactive exhibits.
Website: Dallas Zoo
9. Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden – Dallas, TX
Experience the beauty of spring with thousands of blooming flowers and the Rory Meyers Children’s Adventure Garden, offering hands-on educational activities.
Website: Dallas Arboretum
10. Andretti Indoor Karting & Games – The Colony, TX
For thrill-seekers, Andretti offers high-speed go-kart racing, arcade games, laser tag, and virtual reality experiences.
Website: Andretti Indoor Karting & Games
11. KidZania – Frisco, TX
An interactive city made for children, KidZania allows kids to explore various careers through role-playing in a safe and engaging environment.
Website: KidZania USA
12. Play Street Museum – Multiple Locations Across DFW
Designed for younger children, Play Street Museum offers interactive exhibits and creative play spaces that inspire imagination.
Website: Play Street Museum
13. Roller Skating – Various Locations Across DFW
Enjoy a classic family activity at local roller rinks like Thunderbird Roller Rink in Plano, Interskate Roller Rink in Lewisville or if you’re my neighbor in Princeton
Websites: Thunderbird Roller Rink, Interskate Roller Rink, The Roller Room
14. Frisco Public Library – Frisco, TX
Recently reopened with state-of-the-art facilities, the Frisco Public Library offers interactive children’s areas, STEM-focused exhibits, and special Spring Break programs.
Website: Frisco Public Library
15. Sci-Tech Discovery Center – Frisco, TX
Engage your little scientists with hands-on exhibits in engineering, robotics, physics, and biology at this interactive science museum.
Website: Sci-Tech Discovery Center
16. Fort Worth Museum of Science and History – Fort Worth, TX
This museum offers interactive exhibits, a planetarium, and the DinoLabs & DinoDig, providing educational fun for the whole family.
Website: Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
17. Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth – Fort Worth, TX
Introduce your kids to contemporary art through engaging exhibits and family-friendly programs at this renowned museum.
Website: Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth
18. Peppa Pig World of Play – Grapevine, TX
An immersive indoor play center where children can explore Peppa Pig’s world through interactive play areas, perfect for younger fans.
Website: Peppa Pig World of Play Dallas-Fort Worth
19. SEA LIFE Aquarium – Grapevine, TX
Dive into an underwater adventure at SEA LIFE Aquarium, featuring thousands of sea creatures, interactive touch pools, and a 360° ocean tunnel.
Website: SEA LIFE Grapevine Aquarium
20. Klyde Warren Park – Dallas, TX .
An urban oasis offering a children’s park, interactive water features, and daily programming, making it a great spot for family outings.
Website: Klyde Warren Park
21. Perot Museum of Nature and Science – Dallas, TX
Inspire young minds with exhibits on dinosaurs, space, and technology at this hands-on science museum.
Website: Perot Museum
22. Dallas World Aquarium – Dallas, TX
Explore exotic marine life, birds, and mammals in recreated natural environments at this unique aquarium.
Website: Dallas World Aquarium
23. Six Flags Over Texas – Arlington, TX
Experience thrilling rides, live entertainment, and family-friendly attractions at this popular amusement park.
Website: Six Flags Over Texas
24. National Videogame Museum – Frisco, TX
A paradise for gamers, this museum showcases the history of video games with interactive exhibits and a retro arcade.
Website: National Videogame Museum
25. Texas Tulips Farm – Pilot Point, TX (Pictured above) Make the most of spring break with a visit to Texas Tulips, where you can stroll through colorful rows of blooming tulips, pick your own bouquet, and snap a few memorable photos along the way. It’s a cheerful, family-friendly outing that feels like a breath of fresh air—and a perfect way to celebrate the season together.
26. Family Date at Legacy West – Plano, TX
A fun family date at Legacy West might include strolling through its vibrant, walkable streets, grabbing a sweet treat from Amorino Gelato, and letting the kids splash in the fountains while you enjoy live music under the twinkle lights.
I actually shared this tip as part of a recent Redfin feature on summer activities in Plano—take a peek at the full list here: 10 Fun Summer Things to Do in Plano, Texas | Redfin (Parent company of ApartmentGuide and Rent.)
27. Trader’s Village – Grand Prairie, TX
Listen! Hear me out on this one. This place is a good time. Yes, it’s mainly known as a Flea Market . There’s plenty of vendors and food to enjoy but best of all is their Unlimitted All Day Rides for just $11.99 to $14.99 per person. That’s an incredible value and my family has a blast every time!
28. NickelRama Arcade – Garland, TX
For a nostalgic, budget-friendly outing, families can spend an afternoon at NickelRama Arcade. This classic arcade is filled with retro and modern games from skee-ball and racing games to claw machines here. Most games cost a nickel or few, making it an easy win for kids and parents alike.
Ready for a Family Road Trip?
The Silos (Waco, TX) – One of my family’s favorite stops on the way towards Austin. Fun entertainment, food, bakery and shopping here most weekends. The venue has tons of activities planned for the family throughout Spring Break. It’s always worth the short roadtrip from Dallas – Check out their 2026 Spring Break Activities
NASA Space Center (Houston, TX) – The ultimate experience for aspiring astronauts!
Kalahari Resorts (Round Rock, TX) – One of the largest indoor waterparks in the U.S., offering endless family fun. (Psst… watch for special discount days!)
Big Bend National Park (Terlingua, TX) – Breathtaking stargazing and hiking in the West Texas desert.
Dinosaur Park & Drive-Thru Safari (Glen Rose, TX) – Life-sized dino exhibits and a wild safari experience for little explorers.
🏕️ Broken Bow, Oklahoma – A cozy cabin getaway surrounded by nature, perfect for hiking, boating, and quality family time.
Whether you’re looking for educational experiences, thrilling adventures, or creative play, the Dallas-Fort Worth area offers a plethora of Spring Break activities for kids.
Plan your visits ahead, check each venue’s operating hours, and consider booking tickets in advance to ensure the best deals!
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