Outdoor Activities for Kids in Savannah
19 outdoor adventures for families in Savannah. Parks, trails, playgrounds, and fresh-air fun for every age group.
Highest rated: Hearse Ghost Tours, Forsyth Park Playground, National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force. 11 listings are free. Qualified listings include age ratings, stroller access, and practical planning tips.
How to use this outdoor activities list
Check shade, bathrooms, and weather before you commit, especially with younger kids. KidPaths is currently tracking 19 indexable picks for this page in Savannah, GA, with details for cost, age fit, stroller access, weather backup, and parent logistics.
Quick fit
3 for infants, 14 for toddlers, 18 for little kids, 19 for big kids.
Weather and access
6 indoor or mixed-weather picks. 19 outdoor or partly outdoor picks. 11 stroller-friendly stops. 4 rainy-day backups.
Cost scan
11 free picks. 8 paid picks. Open the cards for family-of-4 cost notes and savings tips when we have them.
Top Picks
Hearse Ghost Tours
4.9 starsChildren ride in a converted real hearse, help solve mysteries, answer questions, and watch for playful spooky surprises along Savannah's historic str
Forsyth Park Playground
4.9 starsForsyth Park Playground is steps from Savannah's iconic Forsyth Park fountain, kids play on well-maintained equipment in one of the more atmospheric u
National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force
4.8 starsA restored B-17 Flying Fortress gives children a full-size aircraft to study, while scavenger hunts and aviation STEM programs turn the history into a
Rotary Club of Savannah Children's Playground
4.8 starsLocated near Forsyth Park in the South Historic District, this playground gives kids a break from Savannah sightseeing in one of the city's most beaut
Oatland Island Wildlife Center
4.7 starsOatland Island is a real wildlife center on a tidal island outside Savannah, where kids walk shaded trails past enclosures holding wolves, bison, coug
Tours & ExperiencesHearse Ghost Tours
Ages: Best for ages 6 to 13 on the child-focused Missions ride; older children and teens may prefer the standard family-friendly tour
Parks & PlaygroundsFreeForsyth Park Playground
Ages: Best for ages 2 to 10
MuseumsNational Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force
Ages: Ages 8 to 17; aviation-focused children ages 6 and 7 may also enjoy the aircraft
Parks & PlaygroundsFreeRotary Club of Savannah Children's Playground
Ages: Best for ages 2 to 10
Zoos & AquariumsOatland Island Wildlife Center
Ages: All ages
Parks & PlaygroundsFreePlaygrounds at Daffin Park
Ages: Best for ages 2 to 10
Parks & PlaygroundsFreeLake Mayer Park
Ages: All ages
Tours & ExperiencesFreeAmbuc Park
Ages: All ages, particularly notable for adaptive/accessible facilities
Parks & PlaygroundsFreeHull Park Pavilion And Playground
Ages: Best for ages 2 to 10
Tours & ExperiencesFreeDaffin Park
Ages: All ages
MuseumsAndrew Low House Museum
Ages: Ages 8 to 16, especially children interested in history, historic homes, decorative objects, or Juliette Gordon Low and the Girl Scouts.
Tours & ExperiencesGeorgia State Railroad Museum
Ages: Best for ages 2 to 13 (peak interest ages 3 to 9)
Common Questions
- What are the best outdoor activities for kids in Savannah?
- 19 outdoor family activities in Savannah. Highest rated: Hearse Ghost Tours, Forsyth Park Playground, National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force, Rotary Club of Savannah Children's Playground, Oatland Island Wildlife Center. Parks, trails, playgrounds, and more.
- Are there free outdoor things to do with kids in Savannah?
- 11 outdoor activities in Savannah are free, including Forsyth Park Playground, Rotary Club of Savannah Children's Playground, Playgrounds at Daffin Park.
- How many outdoor activities in Savannah are stroller-friendly?
- 11 of the 19 outdoor activities in Savannah are fully stroller-friendly.
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