- TripBuzz found 169 things to do with kids in or near Burleson, Texas, including 160 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Arlington, Fort Worth, Grand Prairie and North Richland Hills.
- From Pirates Cove Fun Zone to Going Apes, the Burleson area offers 97 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, Amusement Parks (Kids), Mini Golf and Water Parks.
- An outlining city suburb, employees from Fort Worth, Dallas and Arlington reside in Burleson. Along with a variety of shopping and dining locales, Burleson has a number of outdoor parks, lakes and streams where outdoor activities like hiking, boating and fishing can be enjoyed. The city is also home to Hidden Creek Golf Course, recognized as one of the toughest courses to play in the Metroplex area.
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Primarily used for baseball, LaGrave Field serves as the home ballpark for the independent minor league team of the Fort Worth Cats. The field was also recently chosen to host games for a National Premier Soccer League team.
15.9 Miles
Located at the northwestern end of Joe Pool Lake, Loyd Park offers swimming, picnicking, barbequing, and hiking trails. The park also has a small playground, as well as pavilions that can seat up to 80 people.
15.9 Miles
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3401 Ragland Road, Arlington, TX 76001
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Joe Pool Lake Recreation Area Lynn Creek Park has sandy beaches and is great for walking, swimming, or just relaxing. The park has picnic pavilions, a playground, and cabins for rent.
16.8 Miles
2500 S Hwy 67, Cleburne, TX
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The Chisholm Trail Museum gives visitors the opportunity to experience an old Texas town. The site is home to the oldest log courthouse in the state, as well as a stage station/saloon, jail doors from the town's original jail, a gunsmith shop, and a blacksmith.
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131 E Exchange Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76106
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The Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District grew out of the dominant cattle ranching industry in the late 19th century. Visitors to this district can find a series of restaurants, shops, and live entertainment that all stay true to the heritage of the Old West.
17.1 Miles
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99 votes
128 E. Exchange Ave., Fort Worth, TX 76164
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Horseback rides for 30 minutes or one hour sessions are one of the main draws of the Ft. Worth Stockyard Stables. There are also stagecoach and carriage rides and horse boarding.
17.2 Miles
In order to truly appreciate the heritage of Fort Worth, you must book a visit to Stockyard's Rodeo. From championship rodeo events to wild west shows, this is an activity you don't want to miss.
17.3 Miles
Prairie Lights is open Thanksgiving through January and features 4 million lights along a path with hundreds of displays lining and arching the roads. They also offer a Holiday Village with food, gifts, Santa and an indoor laser show.
17.5 Miles
Within a 30-acre park, Burger's Lake features a one acre spring-fed lake for swimming. The facilities at the site include two sandy beaches, a complete staff of certified life guards, over 300 picnic tables, a 20-foot slide, and six diving boards.
17.8 Miles
The University of Texas at Arlington's Planetarium offers both pre-recorded programs and live stargazing year-round. One-hour shows include guided stargazing in the theatre with a space scientist, along with a 30-minute recorded program.