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August Adventures in Fort Worth

Soak Up the Last Days of Summer with Our Ultimate Bucket List

Even in the final days of summer, Fort Worth offers a treasure trove of activities, from cool indoor play zones to enlightening educational outings. Whether your youngster is an intrepid explorer, a curious learner, or a creative soul, our guide to Fort Worth's top summer spots will help you make the most of the season.

Imagination Station FTW, Benbrook

Fort Worth's premier indoor playground and birthday venue offers refuge to weary Texans on the days the sun refuses to calm down. Y'all know what I mean. Kids can dive into Montessori-style play while parents enjoy complimentary coffee. Membership and play pass options are available for those who want to make this a regular outing. For more details, visit imaginationstationftw.com.

Monkey and Dog Books

An independent bookstore with humble origins, Monkey and Dog Books started as a children’s book store in a cozy 120 sq ft retail space. It's grown but is still a perfect spot for young readers to lose themselves in a good book while lounging in a comfy chair or nook. The store also hosts book clubs and author visits, adding an interactive element to your child’s reading experience. Check out their event calendar at monkeyanddogbooks.com.

Fort Worth Zoo Safari Splash

After visiting your favorite animals, cool off like an elephant at this convenient water park inside the zoo. The area has four slides, a water dump tower, a fill wall for water toys, animal-shaped water cannons, and a designated toddler play area, ensuring age-appropriate play. The bonus of this activity is your kids are definitely passing out on the drive home. Ah, silence.

River Legacy Nature Center

The River Legacy Nature Center offers a fantastic blend of outdoor and educational activities near a sprawling park with play areas and trails. Kids can explore the Discovery Room, engage with visiting exhibits, or enroll in one of the nature schools or camps for an immersive educational experience.

Kimbell Art Museum Drop-In Studios: Watercolor Creatures

This free program introduces children and their adult companions to the joy of art through staff-led gallery explorations and related watercolor painting activities. It’s an excellent way to cultivate creativity and appreciation for art. Sign-up begins at noon on program days.

Archie's Garden Land

Take a trip to Archie's Garden Land, where kids can choose a plant or seeds to start a personalized garden. Fairy garden, anyone? While the kids explore gardening, moms can indulge in a delicious snack from Heirloom Cafe, the new onsite food truck in the greenhouse. Here is a unique blend of nature, education, and tasty treats the whole family will enjoy.