Las Vegas · Clark County, NV
Family things to do in Las Vegas
Scout analyzed 180 Las Vegas places and surfaced the ones that actually fit family.
Places analyzed
180
Matches
30
Typical spend
$40
Typical visit
1.7 hr
Complete outings
Family Go-Karting and Park Discovery Day
A high-energy, kid-first day built entirely away from the Strip's congestion. Fuel up with breakfast pastries, race go-karts and play arcade games all morning, enjoy smash burgers for lunch, and wrap up feeding ducks at Lorenzi Park.
Springs Preserve Family Discovery Day
Start your day with coffee and pastries before immersing yourselves in the natural and cultural wonders of Springs Preserve, a fantastic educational experience for all ages. Enjoy a casual lunch onsite and end the day with some outdoor play at a nearby park.
Downtown Family Discovery Day
Kick off a fun-filled family day with breakfast in the Arts District before heading to the Discovery Children's Museum for hours of interactive play and learning. Refuel with a casual lunch nearby and cap off the day with a relaxing stroll in Symphony Park.
Downtown Discovery & Park Play
Kick off a fun-filled family day at the Discovery Children's Museum, where interactive exhibits spark curiosity. Refuel with a casual lunch nearby, then burn off some energy at a park with plenty of space for play.
Springs Preserve & Explorer's Lunch
Begin your day with a quick coffee and pastry before heading to Springs Preserve for a full immersion into Nevada's natural and cultural history. Refuel with a casual lunch, and if energy allows, let the kids burn off some steam at a nearby park.
Shark Reef, High Roller & Treats Afternoon
Dive into an exciting afternoon adventure at the Shark Reef Aquarium, where the whole family can get up close with sharks, sea turtles, and other marine creatures. Continue the fun with a ride on the High Roller observation wheel, offering breathtaking views of the city. Conclude your day with a sweet and whimsical treat perfect for everyone.
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Rancho Oakey
Springs Preserve
Springs Preserve is a good option for a family day out or a solo exploration, offering a mix of outdoor gardens, walking paths, and indoor museum exhibits. Plan for 2-4 hours and expect to spend $10-20 per person on admission.
Food & Drink
Carmine's Italian Restaurant - Las Vegas
This is a family-style Italian restaurant, good for groups looking for a substantial meal after shopping or before a show. Expect to spend 1.5 hours and $50-120 per person for food and drinks.
Sports & Recreation
Stallion Mountain Golf Club
Stallion Mountain Golf Club is good for a half-day golf outing, with a typical round lasting around 4 hours and costing $75-200 per person for green fees. It pairs well with a post-game meal or drinks.
Downtown Las Vegas
Symphony Park
Symphony Park is a compact outdoor space with sculptures, suitable for a relaxed stroll or a short family outing. Expect to spend about an hour here at no cost, perhaps before or after visiting a nearby attraction.
Summerlin West
Fox Hill Park
Fox Hill Park is a free outdoor spot for families or solo outings, offering play structures and views for about an hour and a half. It pairs well with a picnic or a nearby coffee shop visit.
Family
One World Interactive Aquarium
This aquarium is a solid 1.5-hour indoor activity, suitable for families or a solo visit, costing around $20-30 per person. It's a good break from the Las Vegas strip, especially if paired with shopping at the Boulevard Mall.
Arts & Culture
The Colosseum Theater at Caesars Palace
Attend a headliner show at The Colosseum for an evening of entertainment, typically lasting 2-3 hours. Expect to spend $100-$500 per person on tickets, often paired with dinner before or drinks after.
Family
Swingers Las Vegas
Swingers offers an adults-only mini golf experience, typically lasting 1.5 hours, including cocktails and food. Plan for an average spend of $30-75 per person and reservations are recommended, especially on weekends.
Sun City Summerlin
Highland Falls Golf Club
Highland Falls Golf Club offers a round of golf typically lasting 4-5 hours, with green fees ranging from $100-$250 per person. It's suitable for a solo outing or a family golf experience, often paired with a meal at the on-site restaurant.
Sports & Recreation
Las Vegas Golf & Driving Range
This driving range and golf course offers an active outdoor experience, ideal for an hour or two of practice or a full round. Expect to spend $15-40 per person for a bucket of balls or a course fee, and it pairs well with a casual meal afterward.
Charleston
Magical Forest and HallOVeen at Opportunity Village
This seasonal attraction is good for a family outing in the evening, with a visit typically lasting 1-2 hours. Expect to spend $10-30 per person on admission and perhaps some small extras.
Angel Park
Spy Ninjas HQ
Spy Ninjas HQ is a themed indoor amusement park designed for active play and themed challenges. Expect to spend 2-3 hours here, with costs ranging from $30-$75 per person for admission, food, and arcade play. It's a good standalone activity for families or a birthday outing.
Rhodes Ranch
Rhodes Ranch Golf Club
Rhodes Ranch Golf Club is suitable for a 4-hour golf outing, typically costing $75-$200 per person for green fees. It pairs well with a meal at the clubhouse before or after your round.
Anthem
The Revere Golf Club
The Revere Golf Club is ideal for a half-day outdoor sports outing, offering a round of golf with scenic views. Expect to spend $100-$250 per person for greens fees and potentially food.
Centennial Hills
Painted Desert Golf Club
This is an 18-hole golf course best for a half-day outing, perfect for golf enthusiasts or a family game. Expect to spend $75-150 per person for greens fees.
Canyon Gate Master
Canyon Gate Country Club
This is a private country club, likely for members and their guests for golf, dining, or events. Expect to spend a few hours and a significant amount if you are participating in activities or dining.
Family
The Adventuredome Indoor Theme Park
The Adventuredome is an indoor theme park suitable for families or groups looking for rides and arcade games, especially on a weekend afternoon. Expect to spend 2-3 hours and around $50-$75 per person for admission and some games.
Downtown Las Vegas
SlotZilla Zipline Las Vegas
This is a brief, high-energy activity, perfect for an evening thrill or as a component of a larger Fremont Street experience. Expect to spend $50-$100 per person for a short ride.
Summerlin North
TPC Summerlin
This golf course is suitable for a solo or group outing, often paired with lunch or dinner at the club. Expect to spend 4-5 hours and a few hundred dollars per person for a round of golf.
Family
Shark Reef Aquarium at Mandalay Bay
Shark Reef Aquarium offers a 1.5 to 2-hour indoor experience with marine life, suitable for families or solo visitors, often costing around $30-36 per person. It can be a midday activity before or after other Las Vegas attractions.
Arts District
Esther's Kitchen
Esther's Kitchen is a good dinner spot for a date or a small group, likely requiring reservations. Expect to spend $50-100 per person for an evening meal.
Arts District
Makers & Finders
This vibrant coffee bar is good for a casual brunch or an afternoon coffee, often paired with exploring the Arts District. Expect to spend 1-2 hours and about $15-35 per person for food and drinks.
Downtown Las Vegas
The Writer's Block
This bookstore and coffee shop offers a relaxed setting for browsing books, enjoying a beverage, or attending a literary event. It's a good stop for an hour or two, pairing well with a downtown outing, with typical spending around $5-25.
Arts District
Velveteen Rabbit
Velveteen Rabbit is a Main Street bar for craft cocktails in a vintage setting, good for a relaxed evening or a social gathering. Expect to spend $15-40 per person for drinks over 1-2 hours.
Under $35
Cheap dates and low-spend afternoons.
Worth the splurge
When the night needs to land.
Outdoors
Patio, trail, or open-air.
No reservation needed
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What Scout found
- 60 of the 180 analyzed Las Vegas places fit family.
- 52% of matches are outdoor or partly outdoor.
- 72% have easy parking.
- Dominant moods: Relaxed, Playful, Social, Adventurous, Scenic, Educational.
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