What do you feel like doing?

Tell me what you’re in the mood for — I’ll find the best places and things to do around you.

e.g. “something fun tonight” or “rainy day ideas”

Things to Do With Kids Near Me

Ask our AI guide for family-friendly places and activities around you — from toddlers to teens.

Kid-friendly places near you

Keeping kids entertained shouldn’t take an hour of research. Tell the guide where you are and how old your kids are, and it comes back with family-friendly places nearby — playgrounds, zoos, aquariums, children’s museums, indoor play centers and parks — with the best age range for each, price level and today’s hours when they’re known.

How it works

1. Tap a button or just ask. Pick one of the quick ideas above or type what you feel like doing in your own words — even something vague like “something fun but not too expensive”.
2. Tell it where you are. Mention your city, neighborhood or a landmark once, and the guide uses it for the whole conversation.
3. Get real places nearby. The guide searches the web for places that are open and operating now, and returns a short list with why each one is worth it, the area, price level, today’s hours when they’re known and a map link.
4. Narrow it down. Ask for something closer, cheaper, open later or better for kids, or ask it to plan a few stops into a route for the day.

Try asking

• “Things to do with a toddler near me this morning”
• “Free things to do with kids this weekend”
• “Indoor play areas near me for a 4-year-old”
• “Fun things to do with teens near me”
• “Where can we go with kids on a rainy day?”
• “Family activities near me under $20 per person”
• “Kid-friendly places to eat near the zoo”
• “Things to do with kids near me open now”

Activities by age

• Toddlers: playgrounds, splash pads, petting zoos, library story times and indoor soft play.
• Kids: children’s museums, science centers, aquariums, trampoline parks, mini golf and nature trails.
• Teens: escape rooms, climbing gyms, go-karts, laser tag, arcades and skate parks.

Rainy day or sunny day

On a nice day, ask for parks, farms, zoos or easy hiking trails. When the weather turns, tap “Rainy day” or ask for indoor options: play centers, bowling alleys, museums and aquariums. You can also see more indoor activities near you.

Family fun on a budget

Many great family activities cost nothing: playgrounds, public parks, nature centers, library events and free museum days. Ask the guide for free or cheap ideas and it will put those first.

Tips for a smooth day out

• Mention your kids’ ages — it changes the suggestions a lot.
• Ask for places with food, restrooms or stroller access if you need them.
• Plan one active stop and one calm stop to keep everyone happy.
• Check opening hours and any age or height limits with the venue before you go.