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Your Ultimate Dallas Spring Break Guide: Museums, Camps & Outdoor Adventures

 

Visit a Museum

March 14‑19

Plan a week‑long visit to the Nasher Sculpture Center, where free admission is available every day. Explore its stunning galleries, tranquil gardens, and discover the work of Nasher Prize Laureate Pierre Huyghe through guided tours, interactive games, storytelling, and hands‑on projects.

 

March 11

Join the Perot Museum of Nature and Science for an exclusive after‑hours Spring Break sleepover. Experience behind‑the‑scenes tours, live demonstrations, and hands‑on activities. The event begins with a dance party and concludes with a light breakfast on Sunday.

Your Ultimate Dallas Spring Break Guide: Museums, Camps & Outdoor Adventures

 

Camp Out

March 13‑17

Register for a single‑day camp at the Dallas Zoo. The zoo runs five consecutive Spring Break days, each themed around a distinct habitat—ranging from the African Savanna to Texas ecosystems—featuring guided tours, games, crafts, and animal encounters.

Meanwhile, the Trinity River Audubon Center offers a separate day camp where children become junior naturalists, learn basic birding skills, and explore the lush Trinity Forest.

Your Ultimate Dallas Spring Break Guide: Museums, Camps & Outdoor Adventures

 

Enjoy the Outdoors

March 13‑17

Experience Spring Break Safari Week at the Texas Discovery Garden. Each day showcases a new nature theme with crafts, storytelling, nature walks, a butterfly release, and more.

For a sunny day out, head to Klyde Warren Park. Play in the water at the children's park, explore the Imagination Playground’s giant blocks, and satisfy your appetite with food trucks on site. Pack a lunch or grab a bite from the vendors.

Discover more family‑friendly activities in our comprehensive Dallas Spring Break guide.

Your Ultimate Dallas Spring Break Guide: Museums, Camps & Outdoor Adventures
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    If you’re planning a Dallas visit during Spring Break, CityPASS offers a hassle‑free way to experience the city’s most iconic sights. For just $31 per child and $47 per adult, you can explore the Perot Museum of Nature & Science, Reunion Tower’s GeO‑Deck, The Sixth Floor Museum, and the Dallas Zoo. All venues have reopened with robust health and safety measures, ensuring a secure visit for you and your family. Below is a detailed guide to each attraction, including opening hours, special exhibi