Orlando, FL
Whatever the weather is doing, Orlando has options. We track 222 places to take kids across the area, including outdoor playgrounds (48), amusement parks (40) and outdoor pools and water parks (20).
Find kid-friendly places to play, learn and explore in and around Orlando. Browse by category below, or jump to a few popular spots families visit.
Last updated 22 September 2026. Hours and prices come from each business.
When it rains, or when it is simply too cold to be outside for long, there are 38 indoor places to choose from. Museums and indoor playgrounds are the usual answer, and both work at short notice.
A good share of what is on this page costs nothing. 66 of the places we list are free to visit, which makes a short trip perfectly reasonable when attention spans are short.
Splash pads, wading pools and indoor play areas suit toddlers, because they are shallow, close by and easy to leave early. Older children get more out of the hands-on museums and the bigger play structures.
18 categories, 222 places. Counts change as businesses add listings.
8 of 222, ordered by distance from Orlando.
Orange County Regional History Center is a museum housed in a historic courthouse in downtown Orlando that features four floors of exhibits exploring 14,000 years…
Municipal or county park playground; confirm exact amenities and access.
Municipal or county park playground; confirm exact amenities and access.
Municipal or county park playground; confirm exact amenities and access.
John H. Jackson Pool is a place in Orlando, FL where families can swim and cool off during the warmer months — a kid-friendly spot for a summer afternoon.
Municipal or county park playground; confirm exact amenities and access.
Municipal or county park playground; confirm exact amenities and access.
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We list 222 kid-friendly places in Orlando, led by outdoor playgrounds (48) and amusement parks (40). Every listing shows hours, prices and what other parents thought.
66 of the places we list in Orlando are free to visit, including playgrounds, splash pads and several outdoor spaces.
There are 38 indoor places in Orlando, including museums, indoor playgrounds and family entertainment centers.