What’s Open Easter Sunday in the Twin Cities? While most places are open on Saturday, a lot of places close on Sunday this weekend. However, if you don’t have to be stuck at home, there are several family-friendly things to do. Whether you are entertaining and want to show your guests around town, or it’s […]
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Minnehaha Regional Park is one of the most iconic visitor destinations in Minnesota. Besides the obvious reason to visit — Minnehaha Falls, the 53-foot waterfall — the park is the home of several historical sites, hiking paths that overlook the falls and meander close to them, and a family-friendly picnic area with a playground and
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Sticking close to home with your crew this Spring Break? (Same here. Hence all this research.) Why spring break? Because a Minnesota winter wrapping up — even as mild as this one — is worth celebrating. Craft a fun staycation “Spring Break Trip” for your own family whether you have big kids or little kids. Be tourists
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Theodore Wirth Regional Park is the largest park in the Minneapolis park system. It offers options for year-round family fun. The park may be best known for its winter recreation area, but it also offers summer beach fun, disc golf, archery and beautiful gardens, including The Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden & Bird Sanctuary. There is
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Baylor Regional Park is a Carver County Park in Norwood Young America. Family-friendly amenities include a beach, disc golf course, campground and an observatory. In December of 2019, Carver County Parks eliminated vehicle fees in its park, making visiting more affordable for everyone. Related Articles Lake Minnewashta Regional Park Carver Park Reserve 12 Ideas for
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Nestled on the south edge of the Twin Cities in Burnsville, Buck Hill Ski & Snowboard Area is a family-friendly winter wonderland, offering kid-friendly ski slopes, snowtubing and a lodge-style restaurant that features community events and live entertainment. In the summer months, it features disc golf, mountain biking and live music. Related Articles: Family Skiing
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Whether you have littles just getting warmed up in winter sports like skiing and snowboarding or you’re dealing with tweens and teens who seek more of a thrill, we’ve got family skiing and snowboarding suggestions for the season. One of the perks of living in Minnesota is the multitude of options for winter sports like
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Things to do in Minneapolis & St Paul this weekend! This Twin Cities Family Weekend Guide covers the weekend of November 4-5, 2023. To find our most recent guide, click here. The excitement of Halloween has faded and the fall colors have all but disappeared from the trees, but there’s plenty of family fun on
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With 12 children between them, the parents of the Family Fun Twin Cities team sure are THANKFUL for a good deal, especially as the holidays are upon us. For hundreds more ideas on how to find free Twin Cities events for kids and families in November visit our: TWIN CITIES NOVEMBER FAMILY GUIDE FAMILY FUN
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With nearly 100 acres, Plymouth Creek Park’s family-friendly amenities include a playground, a skate park, a disc golf course, sports fields, and walking trails. It also offers a shelter for family picnics. In the winter there is a skating rink with a warming house. The park sometimes hosts community events, like the annual Summer Series
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