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Still need plans for spring break? Check out our guide of local camp options and activities to do with your kids in Cy-Fair during spring break, March 10-14.
This list is not comprehensive, and event details are subject to change.
Camp options
Athlete Training and Health Cypress camp
Children ages 6-12 can stay active this spring break at this multi-sport camp, featuring weight training, games, teamwork skills and exposure to different sports throughout the week.
Young golfers will practice swings, putting, golf course etiquette and more at this three-day camp.
Gracie Barra hosts a camp for children ages 7-14 featuring kickboxing, wrestling and Brazilian jiu-jitsu.
Spring break camp options include Creative Lab, AI Engineering Basics and Battle of the Bots.
The playground is offering a drop-off day option for ages 4-10 with crafts, lunch and games provided.
Children ages 3-13 can participate in educational science experiments.
Color Me Mine
Join the kids in painting ceramic pieces, from coffee mugs to unique figurines.
Visit a local library branch for free fun. Scheduled story times and other activities are planned throughout the week.
This indoor playground offers a space for kids to run, jump, climb and crawl.
Designed for children ages 1-8, this venue features interactive play with farm-themed exhibits such as a barn, a life-size cow and a farmhouse.
This venue features trampolines, an indoor playground, dodgeball, a warrior course, a battle beam, climbing walls and more.
Houston Museum of Natural Science
Exhibits include Death by Natural Causes, Matter & Motion, Sharks! The Meg, the Monsters & the Myths, The World Around Us and more. Visit special attractions like the butterfly center and the planetarium for an additional cost.
See black bears, chimpanzees, flamingos, giraffes, lions, ostriches, sea turtles, tigers and zebras at the zoo. Exhibits include Birds of the World, Bug House, McNair Elephant Habitat Area, Reptile and Amphibian House, Wildlife Carousel and more.
Kids can learn all about NASA and space with interactive exhibits and guided tours.
The children’s museum will have special activities including a Texas Independence Day celebration, a magician and other performances throughout the week.
