Family

Colorado Family Activities include festivals, attractions, seasonal activities, and an exciting night life. Colorado provides activities for families nearly anywhere you go. If you are looking for Colorado Family Activities, you’ve come to the best resource online.

Denver’s Elitch Gardens Water Park: Jump Right In

Denver Elitch Gardens Water Park

My daughter wonders where all the water comes from. She is in awe about the sheer volume of the wet element. We have gone swimming multiple times this hot summer, but nothing compares to Denver’s Elitch Gardens Water Park.
There is not just one big pool here, but two, plus numerous slides, water rides and a [...]

Berry Patch Farms: Pick a Peck in Brighton, Colorado

Berry Patch Farms Brighton Colorado

There’s an old Zen tale of a man who, while running from a tiger, grabbed onto a vine and went over a cliff. While hanging, he looked over and saw a strawberry hanging on the vine. He plucked and ate it. It was the sweetest strawberry he’d ever tasted.
Lucky for me, I’m able to get [...]

NCAR: Young Scientists Will Love Boulder Lab

NCAR Library

Kids who are interested in science will love the Mesa Lab at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, or NCAR. Perched in the foothills just south of downtown Boulder, NCAR offers equal parts world-class research laboratory, science exhibit and art gallery, all wrapped up in an outstanding natural setting.
Mesa Lab was built in the early [...]

Cinema Grill: Family Fun Without a Hassle

Cinema Grill Family Fun

Dinner and a movie… with children.
An evening of being led to a table in the far back corner of a restaurant as a hostess warily eyes my pint-sized crew, knowing that a single cracker in those cute little hands has the potential to scatter crumbs farther than the naked eye can see.
An evening of excusing [...]

Galloping Goose: Kids Go Cheap on Winter Park Bird

Galloping Goose Winter Park Bird

Teaching kids to get down the ski slopes is the easy part. Suiting them up in wind- and waterproof coats, hauling them up I-70 in hordes of traffic, renting specialty gear and forking out up to $100 for each one-day lift ticket — that’s when family skiing gets spendy. But with a bit of insider [...]

Greeley: Colorado’s Hub of the Plains

Greeley Hub Of The Plains

When Horace Greeley exhorted young adventurers to “go west,” he had no idea that a town named for him would become a hub of life on Colorado’s northeastern plains.
Established in 1870 as a ranching community, it was colonized by one of Greeley’s cohorts, Nathan C. Meeker. Greeley became home to one of the state’s largest [...]

Keystone for Families: 10 Ways to Have Fun

Keystone For Families

A family ski trip to explore the snow-capped mountains of Colorado is an exciting adventure. But finding a one-stop resort to entertain adults and kids alike can be a daunting endeavor.
One answer comes from Keystone Resort, stretching across three mountains and offering one of the most kid-friendly locations above 9,000 feet.
We’ve compiled a top-10 list [...]

Colorado Springs: Pikes Peak and More

Colorado Springs Pikes Peak And More

From the 14,000-foot summit of America’s Mountain to the depths of nearby underground caverns, the Pikes Peak region of Colorado’s Front Range can be a cool place to play.
The region’s official visitors’ guide lists no fewer than 50 attractions, but that doesn’t even scratch the surface for outdoors-loverswho want to hike, bike, camp, fish, ride [...]

Family-Friendly Glenwood Springs: Adventures for Everyone

Family Friendly Glenwood Springs

My heart clutches in my stomach as I watch my husband and two daughters swing 1,300 feet out over the Colorado River in Glenwood Canyon.
“Look mom, no hands,” one of my daughters shrieks.
They’re securely belted in, and throwing their hands up in the air while screaming their lungs out is all part of the fun.
We’re [...]

Fort Collins: More Than a College Town

Fort Collins More Than A College Town

Fort Collins may not be the first place that pops into mind when you think “weekend getaway,” but maybe it should.
This Front Range college town, home to Colorado State University, is accessible – close to the mountains without the tricky mountain driving – and has lots of good shopping and dining, as well as great [...]

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