Tween Activities in Houston
44 tween-approved activities in Houston for ages 10–12. From escape rooms to outdoor adventures — things tweens actually want to do.
Immersive Gamebox
Ages: 6–16
Launch Family Entertainment West Houston
Ages: 3–16
McGovern Centennial Gardens
Ages: All ages — stroller families love the paths; older kids and tweens enjoy the architecture and interactive water features
Houston Audubon
Ages: 6–adult (best for kids with genuine nature curiosity and patience for quiet observation)
Cockrell Butterfly Center
Ages: All ages (best for 2–12)
Houston Museum of Natural Science
Ages: 3–16
Edith L Moore Nature Sanctuary
Ages: 5–14 (best for curious kids who enjoy quiet nature observation)
Hermann Park
Ages: All ages — Houston's premier family park has something for every age group
Mercer Botanic Gardens
Ages: 3–adult (especially beautiful for young plant explorers and photography-loving teens)
Discovery Green
Ages: All ages
James Driver All-Inclusive Park
Ages: All ages — inclusive design means children of all abilities can participate
Baytown Nature Center
Ages: 5–16 (older kids love the fishing, birding, and bayou exploration)
Japanese Garden
Ages: 2–adult (universally beautiful; toddlers love the koi, older kids appreciate the tranquility)
Houston Arboretum & Nature Center - 610 Entrance
Ages: 3–12 (toddlers love the sensory trail; older kids enjoy ranger programs)
Levy Park
Ages: All ages — one of Houston's best-designed urban parks with something for every family
FUNBOX Bounce & Party Center
Ages: 2–13
Houston Arboretum & Nature Center
Ages: All ages
Nature Discovery Center
Ages: 2–11 (hands-on nature programming is perfectly calibrated for this range)
Armand Bayou Nature Center
Ages: 5–16 (older kids and teens appreciate the real wilderness feel)
John P. McGovern Children's Zoo
Ages: 1–12 (the Children's Zoo section is specifically designed for young kids)
Children's Museum Houston
Ages: 2–12
Cosmic Air Adventure Park & Arcade
Ages: 5–16
Space Center Houston
Ages: 5–16
Houston Zoo
Ages: All ages
Go Ape Zipline and Adventure Park
Ages: 8–adult (minimum age/height requirements; best for physically active kids who handle heights confidently)
Exploration Park
Ages: 2–12 (well-designed park serving the Katy/Cinco Ranch community)
Flip N' Fun Trampoline Park
Ages: 3–16
Geronimo Adventure Park
Ages: 7–adult (adventure activities require minimum height and physical readiness)
Houston Botanic Garden
Ages: All ages
Ware Family Park
Ages: 2–12 (well-maintained neighborhood park loved by Bellaire families)
Jim and JoAnn Fonteno Family Park
Ages: 2–12 (community park serving east Houston families)
Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land
Ages: 3–16
Bayou Wildlife Zoo
Ages: All ages (best for 2–12)
Wildlife Habitat
Ages: 2–12 (younger kids love seeing animals up close in a naturalistic setting)
Houston Interactive Aquarium & Animal Preserve
Ages: 2–12
TGR Exotics Wildlife Park
Ages: 3–14 (all ages love the exotic animal encounters)
iRise Trampoline & Fun Park
Ages: 3–16
Jumping World
Ages: 3–15 (wide range of attractions serves different ages)
Altitude Trampoline Park
Ages: 3–16 (serves the NASA/Clear Lake/Webster community well)
Altitude Trampoline Park Sugar Land
Ages: 3–16 (strong for southwest Houston / Sugar Land families)
Big Air Trampoline & Adventure Park
Ages: 3–16 (toddler section for little ones; open jump area and adventure zones for older kids)
Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park
Ages: 3–17 (most diverse adventure park in this review — something for truly every age)
Downtown Aquarium
Ages: 2–16
Aquarium
Ages: 2–16
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