RVA Summer Bucket: Things to do with kids this summer in Virginia
- The West End Mom
- May 27, 2025
- 19 min read
Updated: May 29, 2025
The countdown is over - summer in Richmond is officially here! And so is your go-to guide for making the best summer memories with your family!!
From Henrico's free splash parks and Richmond's new dinosaur exhibit to adventure filled day trips at Virginia Beach and summer sledding in Lynchburg, I've got 30+ things to keep your little explorers active and smiling all summer.
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Here are 30+ things to do this summer with kids around Richmond, Virginia:
1.Attend a festival.
The Greek Festival: The 47th annual Greek Festival is May 29-June 1, 2025 at Saints Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox Cathedral! This 4-day festival is open to the public & free attend. You can try traditional Greek food, enjoy Greek folk dancing & music and shop in the marketplace.
Visit between 11am-9pm on Thursday, 11am-10pm on Friday & Saturday and noon to 6pm on Sunday.
Our food favorites are Souvlaki, Spanakopita, Pilaf, Baklava. The kiddos loved the music & dancing too!
Burnside Farm's Sunflower Festival: Known as Holland in Virginia, Burnside Farms blooms with millions of tulips every spring and millions of sunflowers every summer. And you can PICK THEM!
Burnside Farms' 70 acres of sunflowers are usually ready for picking in July. With a large play space, tractor rides & picnic area, this flower farm is a must visit for Virginia families!
*Click here for more details on Burnside Farms.
2.Listen to live music!
VMFA's Jazz Cafe: The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts hosts a weekly jazz concert: Jazz Cafe. The free concert in the Cochrane Atrium from 6pm-8pm every Wednesday. Just show up - no tickets or reservations needed!
To learn more about this free event, check out my guide Free Things to do with Kids in Richmond this Summer.
3.Play putt putt
Located in Midlothian, Windy Hill Golf & Sports Complex has a driving range, batting cages, 2 putt putt courses, go karts, a regulation 9-hole golf course & a lighted Par 3 course. There is a snack bar & patio with lawn games. @windyhillgolfcourse also has PGA Junior League team for kids 4-17 years old!
*Check here for my review of Windy Hill Golf and Sports Complex.
4.Float a lazy river!
Massanutten Water Park: Massanutten Resort has both an indoor water park and an outdoor water park that is open to anyone who purchases a ticket -- not just guests staying on Massanutten's property.
The indoor water park is open all year! It has a a giant water-powered playhouse, lazy river, tube slides, body slides, and an area just for children 36" and smaller. There is also a snack bar and a floor filled with arcade games. The outdoor water park is open between Memorial Day and Labor Day, your ticket will include both areas!
Location: Massanutten Resort, 1200 Adventure Drive, Massanutten, VA 22840
Distances from RVA: about 1 hour and 49 minutes
Cost: It costs between $29-49 dollars per person, and children 2 & under are free . Massanutten offers military discounts and advance purchase discounts. Life jackets are available without a cost, and you need to bring your own towels.
Want my full guide on Virginia's water parks? Check here! Looking for FREE water play in RVA? Check here for all of our Richmond area splash parks.
5. Play pickleball.
Opening in November, Henrico County’s Pouncey Tract Park got a $4.4 million expansion. It now has a championship pickleball complex with 12 illuminated pickleball courts! The new courts have asphalt & acrylic surfacing, sports lighting and bleachers. Between the courts, there’s plenty of seating with sunshades. The highlights of these improvements are the 2 larger championship-sized, covered courts!
Courts are part of Henrico County’s recreation & parks system. They are open to the public - first come, first served.
*Check here for more information about Pouncey Tract Park's pickleball courts.
6. Ride a rollercoaster!
Kings Dominion: Open since 1975, Kings Dominion is located in Doswell, about 25 minutes from RVA. This theme park has 12 world-class coasters, a 20 acre water park, a 14 acre kids’ area, music festivals & seasonal events. Don't miss their fireworks spectaculr on July 4-6, 2024!
Busch Gardens: Located in Williamsburg, Virginia, Busch Gardens Williamsburg is a 422-acre amusement park with rides, attractions & events for thrill seekers & families, including concerts & holiday events. This theme park is located about an hour from RVA and an hour from Virginia Beach, so it's easy for a day trip for Virginia families!
7. Zip through the trees!
Taylor Farm Park: At just over 99 acres, Taylor Farm Park is unlike any other park in the area! It has a nature play area, an interactive stream & splash park, walking trails & all-wheel park.
This park has three zip-lines for all ages to try!
*Check here for my review of Taylor Farm Park.
Tree Time Adventures: Tree Time Adventures is an outdoor aerial obstacle course. It has 4 tree top courses that take you on ~2-3 hour tour through the tree canopy. There is even a course for beginners & children as young as 3 years old. With almost 60 obstacle bridges, 8 zip lines, axe throwing & 2 nature trails, this adventure park has the MOST activities for all ages in RVA.
Location: 6680 Courthouse Road, Prince George, Virginia 23875
Cost: it costs $39 per child (Ages 14 and Below) & $49 per adult for 2.5 hours.
8. Play at RVA's only indoor playground!
Southside Community Center just reopened after its $20 million renovation. And YOU need to check it out!!
This public community center is now double the size with so many areas to enjoy — inside & outside. It even has Richmond’s first indoor, public playground!!
*Check here for more information on Southside Community Center!
9. Explore Maymont.
Maymont Park is a 100-acre Victorian estate in the City of Richmond that has a Children's Farm, intricate gardens, open green space and more. Visiting the outside portions of Maymont Park is free of charge. Visiting the nature center and touring the estate have an admission cost per person.
The Robins Nature Center is an indoor exhibit at Maymont Park that showcases the animals & plants of the James River and Chesapeake Bay. You can learn and explore the ecology of the James River through play, aquariums & interactive animation. This 29,000 square foot attraction also has bathrooms including a family restroom, a sitting area, a gift shop & beautiful views of the park.
Hours: Maymont is open daily from 9am to 5pm. The nature center is open on Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays from 10-5. Maymont will extend its hours for summer soon!
*Check here for my review.
Looking for more places to see animals around Richmond? Check out my guide: The Best Places to see Animals in RVA.
10.Have a family game night!
Unplugged Games Cafe is a locally owned cafe serves up snacks, lunch, dinner & drinks. But what makes this one of the most unique cafes in town is the games! Unplugged Games Cafe has play passes that allow you access to over 900 board & card games. You can play as many games as you want for as long as you want! Games range from low complexity to high complexity, so it’s perfect for a family date night or a grownup one!
*Check here for my review of Unplugged Games Cafe.
10. Go on a fossil hunt.
Westmoreland State Park: Located in Montross, this Virginia State Park covers 1,321 acres on the Potomac River. Westmoreland State Park has 6 miles of trails, a playground overlooking the river, boat ramps & rentals, a fishing pier & campsites. With so many amenities, this park is great for children. It’s also close to George Washington’s birthplace & James Monroe’s birthplace, and it’s on the National Register of Historic Places.
The biggest draw for families is Fossil Beach. Ancient shark teeth (from 5-25 million years ago!!) can be found along this hiking beach.
11. Cheer on The Richmond Flying Squirrels!
The Richmond Flying Squirrels: This minor league baseball team has games every year between April and September. While they are an affilate of the San Francisco Giants, they have infused everything RVA into their gear, stadium and atmosphere.
All kids 14 and younger are invited to join the FREE Squirrels Tails Kids Club. Kids who are members get FREE general admission to all Sunday home games. Children can also enjoy kid-themed giveaways and meet and greets with Nutsy and Nutasha.
Virginia's ONLY drive thru safari park is located in Natural Bridge -- just 2 hours from Richmond!
Spanning 180 acres, you can drive thru the safari feeding and interacting with animals! The animals roam freely around the 3 mile gravel road, so you can see them from a far or up close. Many come right up to vehicles for food - you just roll your windows down to feed them.
Your drive-thru ticket also includes the walk thru zoo. There are also animal encounters and feedings with giraffes & budgies. The zoo also has a petting area with farm animals like goats.
Cost: tickets cost between $21.95 and $28.95 per person
Location: Natural Bridge, Virginia
Address: Virginia Safari Park, 229 Safari Lane, Natural Bridge, VA 24578
13.Catch a Richmond Kickers' game!
Our local Richmond Kickers' play throughout the summer, and their games are really fun! They have concessions and local food trucks like Chick-Fil-A, Kona Ice + Dippin' Dots and Cary Street Cafe food truck. We really enjoyed arriving early, getting a free hat, having a picnic and watching the game - there was so much for the kids to see.
The Red Army, the most loyal fans, have flags, red smoke and drums - my kids loved watching them cheer on the team!
If you purchase your tickets before the day of the match, they are $15. Children 4 and under are free. Another bonus is that the stadium seats are completely shaded in the evening!
14. Go bowling.
Uptown Alley Richmond: This is so much more than a spot to bowl! Besides the 38 bowling lanes, Uptown Alley has a restaurant & sports theater, an arcade, billiards and virtual reality arena. They offer daily specials so you could create a family date on a budget or go all out! They also hosts birthday parties & school events.
Hours: It’s open Monday-Thursday from 11am-12am, Friday from 11am-2am, Saturday 10am-2am and Sunday 10am-12am.
*Check here for my review.
15. Try a new playground.
Chesterfield's Huguenot Park: Huguenot Park’s popular playground underwent a $700,000 facelift to create a new, modernized play space for all abilities & all ages.
*Check here for more images of Huguenot's upgrades.
Chesterfield's Beulah Park: Anticipated to open in July 2025, Chesterfield's new Beulah Park spans 9 acres. This park will feature the first splash pad in Chesterfield, and it will also have a new playground, cricket pitch, multipurpose fields, and walking trails.
*Check here for information about Beulah Park.
16. Play on a floating playground!
Located in Cumberland County, Bear Creek Lake State Park is less than an hour from Richmond, next to Cumberland State Forest! It has trails for hiking, biking & horseback riding trails, archery ranges & two playgrounds. Bear Creek Lake State Park also has cabins & camping sites.
Why I like this park for kids: The highlight of this park, especially in the summer, is the 40-acre lake with a boat launch, fishing pier, boat rentals & swimming! It also has playgrounds on the beach. This makes playing at both the playground and in the water really easy with kids.
Driving Distance: 1 hour
Cost: Parking costs $7. If you have a REI receipt you can park for free!
When to Visit: all year
*Check here for more on Bear Creek Lake State Park, and click here for my Favorite State Parks to visit with kids!
17. Visit the only drive-in theater in Richmond!
Goochland Drive In Theatre: Located in Hadensville, this drive-in theater has been open since 2009. The venue is pet friendly, they have restrooms, and they have an affordable concessions stand. Movies are rain or shine, and most of the nights have double features. Gates typically open around 6/6:30 on movie nights with movies beginning around 8pm.
Tickets cost between $18-$25 per vehicle, and all tickets must be purchased ahead of time from Goochland Drive-In Theater's website. I like this theater for families because it is not as expensive as a trip to the regular movie theaters, too!
18. Play at the beach.
Located in Virginia Beach, First Landing State Park is the most visited state park in Virginia! It has over 20 miles of trails & 1.5 miles of beach front. This state park also has a lot of history - it’s the location where the first English colonist landed in 1607. Legend also has it that Blackbeard (the pirate) hid in the Narrows area of the park. The park was built in part by an all African American Conservation Corps between 1933-1940.
Why I like this park for kids: It has really easy beach access, and with parking costing $7 on weekdays and $10 on weekends, it’s cheaper than most VB oceanfront day parking options. The waves are very small, making it kid friendly (it’s on the Chesapeake Bay). We used a stroller from the car to the beach (just leaving it on the boardwalk).
Driving Distance: 2h, 22m (a little more than 2 hours, but it's worth it!)
Cost: $7 parking
When to Visit: all year
Looking for more beaches close to Richmond, Virginia? Check out my guide on beaches 2 hours or less from RVA!
19. Learn about Richmond's history.
Riverfront Canal Cruises: Located on the historic Kanawha Canal, Riverfront Canal Cruises take you on a 40 minute historical boat cruise.
These flat bottom boats float in 3 feet to 15 feet of water by the Capital Trail, tobacco warehouses & the Low Line gardens. In addition to the historical narration, you can see river wildlife like otters, herons, and turtles. You will also pass by the Triple Crossing railroad tracks.
20. Eat Ice Cream.
Bruster's Real Ice Cream: Kids under 40" receive a free ice cream every day! The participating Bruster's locations are on Hull Street, on Robious Road, and on Staples Mill. The two Midlothian locations have outdoor play spaces with sand play & yard games.
*Check here for a full review.
Gelati Celesti is a locally-owned ice cream shop that serves heavenly handmade ice cream! This Virginia based ice cream company has 24 house favorites & over 100 flavors that rotate seasonally.
21. Go summer tubing.
Liberty Mountain SnowFlex: This mountain top rec center has ski slopes, mountain tubing & a sledding hill. The mountain is covered in Snowflex - a special surface that’s slippy & grippy, essential for snow sports, plus it’s soft to fall on (no hard ice or packed snow)! All ages are welcome & you can even schedule a beginner lesson for any of the snow sports. The views from Liberty Mountain are gorgeous too!
*Check here for a full review.
22. Visit a Library.
No matter which county or city you are a resident, you can visit other area's libraries for free too! Also, City of Richmond Public Libraries, Henrico County Libraries and Chesterfield Public Libraries all allow other residents to get a library card.
Here are 5 of the best libraries for children around Richmond:
Ashland Library: If your children are 6 & younger, this is a must visit library because of the trains! The children's section has a large train table, and you have a perfect view of the real trains that come through Ashland.
Fairfield Library: Opening in October 2019, Fairfield Library is one of the newest libraries around RVA. This 44,000+ square foot library is a building for all ages. This modern & spacious library has 2 levels with over 54,000 books, 100 public computers & plenty of meeting & study rooms!
The highlight for families is the gorgeous children’s area with an Everbright, kitchen playset, reading nooks & movement activities on the floor. The library’s thoughtful design even has a central sitting area between the children’s & teen areas — perfect for parents to see both areas.
Midlothian Library: This 25,000 square foot space includes an outdoor reading garden, gathering spaces for teens, unique seating like pods, a digital media center, and a 3D printer!
The Children’s Area is thoughtfully designed for both caregivers & kiddos. It has a LEGO table & wall, a playhouse that changes themes (currently a snowman cafe) & play tables with toys. You will also find an outdoor classroom for families to enjoy. This fenced-in outdoor space has large musical instruments, climbing structures & a learning circle for children’s programs. It has sections with shade & full sun… and lots of space to get the wiggles out!
Varina Library: This Henrico library spans 43,885 square feet on 22 acres! Resembling old tobacco barns, its 3 pavilions overlook the forest & wetlands. Inside you’ll find a large open space for gatherings, a Reading Landing & expansive windows. It also has reading terraces outside overlooking the forest. The view is especially spectacular when the leaves change.
The highlight for families are the Children’s Area & paved nature trail! The Children’s Area has a play food truck, mailboxes & movement activities on the floor around the entire area. It also has floor to ceiling windows overlooking the forest. The outside nature trail has paved paths around the library!
James City County Library: This library is located in Williamsburg, and it was voted Best Library Virginia in 2023. The children's section looks more like a children's museum than a library!
23. Pick your own fruit.
Over the summer in Virginia, you can pick your own strawberries (late May), cherries (May-June), blueberries (June), and peaches (June to August). Here are two peach orchards to check out:
Chiles Peach Orchard: Owned by the Chiles family, this orchard & market has pick your own peaches & apples, pumpkins, flowers and berries! Chiles Peach Orchard also has a treat shop, an outdoor patio & open air market.
I love this orchard because it’s so easy to walk with kids. It’s in the valley, so the terrain is flat & you have views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Chiles Peach Orchard even has wagons for you to borrow while you pick.
*Check here for more details on Chiles Peach Orchard.
Hanover Peaches: Located in Mechanicsville, Hanover Peaches is about 30 minutes from Short Pump. This family-owned orchard is 20 acres. They grow peaches and nectarines in the summer and apples in the fall. You can find farm updates on their Facebook page.
*Chere here for my full review of picking peaches at Hanover Peaches.
24. Race Go Karts.
Swaders Sports Park: This sports park has everything! Swader's has outside attractions like 2 professionally designed 18-hole mini golf courses, a driving range, batting cages & 2 go kart tracks. It also has 70+ arcade games, duckpin bowling, and 5,800 square feet of laser tag with obstacles on multi levels. The highlight for younger kids is the Kid Zone - an indoor play area with obstacles, slides & more. Swaders Sports Park also host birthday parties!
Location: Prince George County, Virginia
Cost: There’s no coverage charge - you pay per activity you want to do. Members of the military can get 10% off every day. It costs $9 per person for laser tag, go karts, putt putt & the KidZone. Kids 3 & under can play in the KidZone & putt putt for half price ($4.50).
*Check here for my full review.
25. Bike (or stroll) the longest pedestrian bridge in Virginia!
High Bridge Trail: Want to hike the longest recreational bridge in Virginia? Visit High Bridge State Park. The High Bridge is more than 2,400 feet long & 125 feet above the Appomattox River! While the complete trail is 31 miles, you can jump on the trail at Camp Paradise. It’s just .3miles from the bridge.
I love this hike for families, especially with young children. The paths are wide & flat. It’s completely stroller friendly! You can also ride bikes, scooters or horses. A new visitor center is being built at Camp Paradise too. The 2,600 square-foot trail center will resemble a 1900s train station with exhibits & an ADA-accessible path to the trail!
*Check here for my full guide.
26. Watch a summer movie for $5 or less!
8 Richmond area theaters are offering special ticket deals this summer! Whether you're trying to beat the heat or you want an activity that won't break the bank, these RVA movie theaters have a variety of free kids' shows, cheap summer matinees, and special programming for families to enjoy this summer.
These Richmond area movie theaters are showing movies Tuesday to Saturday with discount tickets. All films are family-friendly too — you can watch family movie classics & current box-office hits!
*Check here for all the RVA Summer Movie Discounts!
27. Visit the biggest children's museum in Virginia!
Children's Museum of Virginia: The Children’s Museum of Virginia is 72,000 square feet - the largest museum for kids in Virginia! It has 2 floors of interactive exhibits, including a safety zone, working port, bubble play, and a Tot Lot. Our favorites were the model trains & Toddler Tracks, Happy Paws, My Backyard & Beyond, and Dr. Forces Traveling Energy Extravaganza.
Tickets cost $11 for adults, $10 for kids (2-17) and 2 & under are free. AAA members can save $1 per ticket! Children's Museum of Richmond & Science Museum of Virginia members have reciprocal rates, too.
Location: The Children's Museum of Virginia, 221 High Street, Portsmouth, Virginia 23704
*Check here for my review.
28. Ride a Boat.
Jamestown VDOT Ferry: Jamestown-Scotland Ferry is located between the Jamestown Settlement & Jamestown Beach. It’s free to ride this ferry, and it takes about 30 minutes to cross the James River. Chippokes State Park is in Surry, less than 10 minutes from the ferry’s dock.
29. Ride a BMX Bike Course.
Deep Run has a pond, 3.4 miles of paved trails, two separate playgrounds, picnic shelters, a basketball court, soccer fields, and multiple open spaces. It also has the first pump track in central Virginia.
Anyone can maneuver the course regardless of age or skill level. I’ve seen children 2-3 years old on balance bikes riding the course. You’re supposed to shift your body weight (*pumping*) to propel yourself through the course.
*Check here for more in Deep Run's BMX Track.
*If your kiddo is too young for a bike course, try biking Midlothian Mines Park. The trails are paved and there's a lot of shade. Check here for 7 kid-friendly bike trails around Richmond, Virignia.
30. Hike across the James River.
Tyler Potterfield Bridge: Completed in 2016, this pedestrian & cycling bridge connects Brown’s Island to Manchester. It’s 1,600 feet long with gorgeous views of the city & the river. This is one of our favorite places to walk by the river because of the views & the other areas nearby like Brown’s Island, Tredegar Ironworks , Virginia War Memorial & The Canal Walk.
*Check here for a full review.
*For more details on kid-friendly walks by the James River, check out my guide.
31. Create something.
The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts hosts a free open studio on the first Sunday of each month. Open Studio Sunday is from noon to 3pm, and your whole family can participate in an art activity inspired by an object in the VMFA collect. The art activity is new each month, and the program is led by VMFA Youth Studio Staff.
This is a free event, and no registration is required. Children 13 and younger must be accompanied by a grownup.
Open Studio Sunday is on June 1, July 6, August 3, and September 7, 2025.
*Check here for more information about Open Studo Sundays.
32. Watch Fireworks:
The Richmond Flying Squirrels host 25 fireworks shows every Thursdays and Saturday nights over the summer. You can watch them from inside The Diamond or around the area.
Fireworks are on every Thursday and Saturday night after the games (usually around 9ish). You can also watch fireworks on July 2 & 3.
*Check here for my full guide on July 4 events & fireworks around Richmond!
33. Visit with Dinosaurs!
Ultimate Dinosaurs is on display at The Science Museum of Virginia May 31 to September 1, 2025. With 17 full specimens, interactive activities and augmented reality, this special exhibit brings these prehistoric predators to life!
We love visiting The Science Museum. There are four floors of interactive exhibits on the massive 33 acre property! It has plenty of space to move around, and it's fun with a group of all ages. Our favorite exhibits are The Animal Lab, The Speed Exhibit, The Boost Exhibit and The Light Place.
Hours: It’s open from 9:30-5 daily, and there are extended hours from 5-8 on Thursdays & Fridays.
*Check here for my review and check here for more videos.
34. Have a picnic.
Libby Hill Park: One of the original parks in Richmond, Libby Hill park is lovated at 28th and East Franklin Street. This park has one of the best views in Richmond - it is said that it looks very similar to Richmond on the Thames in England.
The VMFA's Sculpture Garden: The Claiborne & Lora Robins Sculpture Garden is a 3.5 acre garden, and it is part of the Richmond Garden Trail . It has green space, blooms, waterfalls & paths. The garden has large trees and tables with umbrellas that provide shade. It’s one of only 8 museums to have a permanent work by Chihuly!
*Check here for my full of the garden.
Agecroft Hall and Gardens: This 16th century mansion was originally built in Lancashire, England. In 1925 it was dismantled & shipped across the Atlantic. Now in Windsor Farms, Agecroft Hall overlooks the James River and the railroad tracks, and it's surrounded by intricate gardens. As a part of the RVA Garden Trail, it’s the perfect spot for an afternoon picnic or to explore the beautiful green space.
*Check here for my review.
35. See a waterfall.
Beaver Lake Trail: Located inside Pocahontas State Park, Beaver Lake Trail goes 2.5 miles around Beaver Lake. While it’s rated a moderate hike, we make it kid-friendly & stroller friendly by starting at the CCC Museum, walking down the gravel incline, going around the dam & connecting to the paved trail that goes back up to the CCC Museum.
The best part? It will only take ~5 minutes with kids to reach the water fall! Make it even easier by going back up the hill instead of trying our loop (~an hour).
*Check here for my review of Beaver Lake Trail.
36. Visit an island.
Did you know you can visit an island in Richmond? Okay, so these aren't technically islands, but they are Richmond "islands."
Brown's Island: Spanning 6 acres, this riverfront park is the perfect spot to picnic, runaround, or stroll. The trail around the park connects to the Canal Walk, and you can access the Potterfield Bridge too.
Belle Isle: A part of the James River Park System, the Belle Isle Trails are relatively easy hiking paths with scenic views and river access. These trails total 1.5 miles around Belle Isle & are perfect for strollers, bikes and scooters. One of the popular ways to access this trail is by crossing the pedestrian suspension bridge under the Lee Bridge. The bridge offers gorgeous views of the city, the railway & the river. There’s even a dirt bike park once you cross the bridge!
37. Go Roller Skating.
Skate-a-Way: Located in Midlothian, this roller skating rink offers open skate times, roller skating lessons and classes! We tried Tiny Tots Skating, and my littles LOVED it. During class, you get to free skate, have a skating lesson, dance to kid-friendly songs & classics, run around the rink & you get a ice pop! Class costs $7 per child, and it’s a really fun hour & 15 minute activity with toddlers & preschoolers. Older children can join in too - we had all ages in our class.
Hours: Tiny Tots is every Thursday from 10-11:15. Open skating is on Tuesdays from 6:30-8:30, Friday 7:30-10:30, Saturday from 1-4, and Sundays from 2-4:30. Family Night is every Saturday from 7:30-10:30pm.
*Check here for my review.
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