What should I do with kids in Sedona for one day?

A great one-day itinerary: start at Snoopy Rock in the morning, grab lunch at Arizona Safari Jeep Tours, then visit Devil's Bridge Trailhead in the afternoon. 2 stops of these are free.

How much does a day in Sedona with kids cost?

A full day with a family of four costs roughly Free + $120-$250 depending on tour type and number of passengers + $10-$15 Red Rock Pass for parking + Free. Every listing on KidPaths shows family-of-4 cost estimates.

What order should I visit Sedona attractions with kids?

Start outdoors in the morning when kids have energy and it's cooler. Do indoor attractions after lunch when it's hottest. Save easy, free activities for late afternoon when everyone's winding down.

One Day in Sedona with Kids

The perfect family day in Sedona, morning to evening. 4 stops picked from 4 kid-tested activities based on ratings, variety, and parent tips. 2 stops are free.

9 AM

MorningStart the day with energy

Snoopy Rock

Once a parent points out that the rock formation looks exactly like Snoopy lying on top of his doghouse, young kids can't unsee it, and it becomes a highlight o

All ages (viewing is easy; hiking is for older kids)Free30 min to 2 hours4.8 stars

Tip: Snoopy Rock is best viewed from the highway pullout area on AZ-179 near Schnebly Hill Road — look east toward the red rocks

12 PM

LunchRefuel the family

Arizona Safari Jeep Tours

Arizona Safari Jeep Tours has a perfect 5-star rating from over 5,700 reviews because the experience is genuinely extraordinary for children: open-air jeeps bou

Ages 5 to teens (some tours have age/height minimums)$120-$250 depending on tour type and number of passengers2-3 hours (depending on tour selected)5 stars

Tip: 5,742 reviews with a perfect 5.0 rating makes this the highest-rated jeep tour operator in Sedona

2 PM

AfternoonThe main event

Devil's Bridge Trailhead

Devil's Bridge is Sedona's most famous natural arch and the ultimate bragging-rights hike for kids, the reward is standing on top of a 50-foot natural sandstone

Ages 8+ (confident hikers)$10-$15 Red Rock Pass for parking2-4 hours round trip4.8 stars

Tip: The trail is 3.9 miles round trip with 400 feet of elevation gain — appropriate for fit kids 8 and up

4 PM

Late AfternoonWind down

Sedona Bike Skills Park

This purpose-built bike skills park has pump tracks, berms, and progressive features that teach kids real trail skills in a safe, controlled environment. Kids w

Best for ages 5-16Free1-2 hours4.8 stars

Tip: The park has beginner, intermediate, and advanced features — identify which zone matches your child's skill level before starting.

Tips for Your Day

→ Start outdoor activities in the morning before it gets hot.
→ Pack snacks and water; saves money and avoids meltdowns.
→ Check hours before you go. Museum hours change seasonally.

Common Questions

What should I do with kids in Sedona for one day?: A great one-day itinerary: start at Snoopy Rock in the morning, grab lunch at Arizona Safari Jeep Tours, then visit Devil's Bridge Trailhead in the afternoon. 2 stops of these are free.
How much does a day in Sedona with kids cost?: A full day with a family of four costs roughly Free + $120-$250 depending on tour type and number of passengers + $10-$15 Red Rock Pass for parking + Free. Every listing on KidPaths shows family-of-4 cost estimates.
What order should I visit Sedona attractions with kids?: Start outdoors in the morning when kids have energy and it's cooler. Do indoor attractions after lunch when it's hottest. Save easy, free activities for late afternoon when everyone's winding down.

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