Though school might be wrapping up for summer, that doesn't mean kids will be bored! The city offers a wealth of kid-friendly attractions, from parks and trails to museums and art spaces. Let our real estate agents be your guides to the best all-ages activities in Tuscaloosa.

• Children's Hands-On Museum - 2213 University Blvd, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
  Offering programs and exhibits that allow kids to play, learn, and grow all at the same time, the Children's Hands-On Museum is one of the top family destinations in Tuscaloosa. Various themed play areas throughout the museum are designed to spark kids' curiosity and creativity, engaging them in active learning and play. Parents can also get involved in many programs at the Hands-On Museum, which is conveniently located near many Tuscaloosa homes for sale. 
  
  
• Tuscaloosa Riverwalk - 2710 Jack Warner Pkwy, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401
  Following the banks of the Black Warrior River, the Tuscaloosa Riverwalk is ideal for a family hike, nature walk, or bike ride. The trail is an ongoing work in progress, with 4.2 miles already built and plans underway for future additions. Along the way. The Riverwalk passes through public parks, playgrounds, and picnic areas, and it's within walking distance of the Public Library and the Bama Belle riverboat docks.
  
  
• Moundville Archaeological Park - 634 Mound State Parkway, Moundville, AL 35474
  The 326-acre Moundville Archaeological Park is a unique public space that preserves one of the United States' most significant Native American heritage sites. The ancient mounds in this location are approximately 800 years old and were constructed at a time when the Mississippian people had built a vast and powerful historic community. Touring the mounds will fascinate history buffs of all ages, but there's also much more to this unique park, including a campground with modern amenities for trailer and RV camping. 
  
  
• PopStroke Tuscaloosa - 680 Harper Lee Dr, Tuscaloosa, AL 35404
  Fun and challenging in equal measure, PopStroke is the premier miniature golf destination in Tuscaloosa. Day passes are available for kids and grown-ups, and both will enjoy the two rolling 18-hole mini golf courses, each of which includes plenty of twists, turns, and unexpected hazards. PopStroke also includes an onsite restaurant, bar, and ice cream parlor. 
  
  
• Lake Tuscaloosa - Sharpes Lake Dr, Northport, AL 35473
  A 5,885-acre reservoir that was built to supply water to the surrounding region in the 1970s, Lake Tuscaloosa has also become a prime destination for outdoor recreation. Though private homes occupy much of the shoreline, there are also several public parks and boat ramps where families can access the lake. Its clear waters are ideal for a wide range of watercraft, and it's a beautiful kayaking spot. Lake Tuscaloosa also offers great fishing; anglers commonly catch bass, catfish, bluegill and crappie.
  
  
• Alabama Museum of Natural History - 427 6th Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL 35487
  Founded in 1831, the Alabama Museum of Natural History is the state's premier natural history museum, with exhibits that highlight eras throughout Alabama history, going all the way back to prehistoric times. Highlights include an ancient whale skeleton—Alabama's official state fossil—and a fossilized Tyrannosaurus Rex skull. The museum also houses extensive paleontology and geology collections, as well as unique historical artifacts like Dr. Eugene Allen Smith's mule-drawn wagon. Admission is just $5 for adults, $3 for K-12 students, and free for kids under the age of 5.

Contact us today to learn more about life in Tuscaloosa. With endless attractions for kids and adults alike, it's a unique and beautiful place to call home.