Every evening from late March to early October, you can witness the emergence of 1.5 million Mexican free-tailed bats from under the Congress Avenue bridge in Austin. It's the largest urban bat colony in the world
Just a 20-minute drive from Austin, breweries in Dripping Springs offer more than just craft beer. Many have expansive properties with playgrounds, making them perfect for families.
Located in central Austin near The University of Texas, the Bob Bullock Museum offers an engaging journey through Texas history. From a WWII airplane to a miniature version of the Alamo, the museum is filled with artifacts and exhibits.
Lady Bird Lake is a central hub of activity in Austin, bustling with kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, and cruise boats. Renting a kayak or canoe is a popular activity, especially for families, and provides a unique perspective of the city skyline
Crux Climbing Center provides a safe and enjoyable rock climbing experience for kids. The dedicated climbing wall ensures they can have fun while staying separate from other gym activities.
The Hike & Bike Trail around Lady Bird Lake offers a customizable outdoor experience for families. With multiple access points and varying lengths, you can tailor your walk or bike ride to suit your preferences.
No visit to Austin is complete without indulging in some mouthwatering barbecue. From legendary spots like Franklin BBQ to newer favorites like LeRoy and Lewis, there's a barbecue joint to suit every taste. Dive into brisket, ribs, and classic sides
Step back in time at Pinballz, Austin's classic arcade. With multiple locations, including the original in central Austin, it's the perfect spot for indoor fun. Whether it's a hot summer day or a chilly winter afternoon, kids (and adults) will love the array of arcade games