Durham is a family-friendly destination where you will find activities suitable for children of all ages. Places like the Museum of Life + Science provide fun and educational experiences through hands-on, engaging exhibits. Unique businesses like the trampoline sports arenas DefyGravity and Sky Zone give children a fun outlet for their energy, and parks like Rolling View State Recreation Area offer areas to explore the outdoors. No matter the age, areas of interest, or the budget, kids have a wealth of activities available in Durham.
Sometimes kids just need a place where they can get all their energy out. Check out some of the popular outdoor options with this list. Read More
We polled the moms and dads on staff to find parent tested, kid-approved restaurants that appeal to different palates and dining styles. Read More
Durham has some fantastic places to take the kids when you can't go outside. Check out the ways your kids can get creative or burn some energy indoors. Read More
The listings are searchable by interest areas, age groups, and activity types – take a look and find something memorable to do with the children in your life.
Once a textile mill that made pouches for Bull Durham tobacco, the Golden Belt has been transformed into a LEED-certified complex of apartments, galleries, studios, event spaces, and more. The …
Originally named El Toro Park when it was first built in 1926, the Historic Durham Athletic Park served as the home of the Durham Bulls for almost 70 years, and was a film location for the movie Bull …
With 391 acres of park and natural area developed from tobacco farmland, the Little River Regional Park & Natural Area offers ample opportunity to take in the natural beauty of Durham County. There …
Includes fishing, grills, picnic facilities, play grounds, restrooms, small shelters, tennis courts, and water fountains.
With Mt. Merrill (an ADA-accessible "climbing mound"), a skate park, the Garden of Eatin', and a total of five acres, you're sure to find your refuge for fun in the heart of Downtown Durham.
Pick-your-own blueberries, blackberries, and muscadine grapes. Harvest times and available hours vary by season.
Hideaway Woods is a two-acre, forested learning environment featuring tree houses, a flowing streambed, and fanciful nature sculptures. Connected by rope bridges, the tree house village encourages …
Includes basketball courts, grills, lights, picnic facilities, play grounds, large recreation center, restrooms, large shelters, spray ground, water fountains, and a youth baseball field.