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This park safeguards historical and archaeological remnants of the culture and agricultural lifestyle of the Northern Plains Indians. There are various hiking paths that are ideal for bird watching, wildlife viewing, fishing, and picnics. A visitor’s center with museum shows a 15-minute orientation film which explains the history of the Hidatsa tribe. A full Hidatsa earth hut is located behind the visitor’s center.

With a combination of roller coasters, bumper cars, kiddie rides, chair lifts, climbing areas, ghost and Western towns in the style of the 1800s - and much more - this is an amusement park that will delight both young and old. There are hourly gun battles on Main Street and shows in the Silver Dollar Saloon. In addition to live entertainment, the town houses multiple restaurants.

The Children’s Museum of the Arts offers stimulation, interactive exhibits, and courses for kids up to ten years of age, to encourage them to develop their full creative potential in the visual and performing arts.

The Alameda Park Zoo was founded in 1898 with a small selection of sea birds and deer. Today, the shady seven acre zoo houses 90 different species, a total of almost 300 animals. Visitors can enjoy playful otters, colorful birds, endangered wolves, and be entertained by the antics of the zoo’s many monkeys. The zoo also provides travelers a shady picnic area and a playground on the seven acres of the city park.

Glacier National Park is a 1 million acre landscape full of forests, lakes, meadows, and cliff faces. 63 species of mammals and 272 species of birds contribute to the sensational diversity of the park. It is a wonderful place for camping, boating, fishing, hiking, wildlife watching, and much more. Numerous courses and expeditions are also available in the park.

Are you looking for a kid-friendly spot with fantastic exhibitions and courses? In Lincoln, Nebraska, there’s a place where children are encouraged to touch, discover, and experience. The Lincoln Children's Museum is a 40,000 square meter world full of color, light, sound, and texture dedicated fully to children and adults who want to discover the adventure of learning together.

Wet ‘n Wild offers more than a dozen ways to have fun in the cool water. From exciting water slides to relaxing rides down the lazy river, there’s something for guests of any age.

Popcorn Park was founded in 1977, with the sole purpose of providing a home for animals who were elderly, ill, abandoned, mistreated, or injured, and that could no longer survive in the wild. Some time later, it was expanded to also house exotic and domesticated animals. Today, more than 200 of these animals live in roomy habitats in the heart of the Pine Barrens in southern New Jersey. The zoo’s many attractions include a powerful African elephant, beautiful tigers, lions, bears, monkeys, barnyard animals, and reptiles! What makes this zoo so unique is that each animal has its own special story, all of which lead to a happy ending.

America’s most sensational granite boulder caves, surrounded by stately forests, are located in the beautiful Baker River Valley near Plymouth, New Hampshire. Discover the giant’s stone garden. Enjoy a snack in the main hut, or a relaxing picnic in the pine forests. Your child will love feeding the tame fallow deer. Finish up your visit with a trip to the maple syrup museum, and browse through our two gift shops.

The Minnesota Children’s Museum teaches kids while they play. It is a place where children can touch, climb, splash, and crawl. The museum is recommended for children 6 to 10 years of age, and their adult chaperons. Kids can discover six galleries packed with fun, unusual adventures, and much more.