With live baby animals, Easter egg hunts, roller coaster rides and more, BunnyPalooza at Yesterland Farm is a Texas Easter tradition!

Boys and girls in kindergarten and up are invited to practice their best circus skills at Classic Gymnastics! Skills like trapeze, silks, the tight rope, acrobatics and more are covered, including "just clowning around!" A performance at the end of each day will showcase camper's new skills!

The Fort Worth Zoo's outdoor carousel, a western-style ride located in the Texas Wild! section of the zoo, features different horses to ride, like appaloosas and paint horses! Tickets are available at all Train Depots.

This outdoor, custom carousel has handmade exotic animals to ride on, along with a spinning bird’s nest. Your kids will love pretending to ride some of the animals they've seen in real life at the zoo!

This beautiful carousel in Stonebriar Centre, located near the food court, has 32 colorful and unusual horses and 24,000 lights! Try a traditional Western saddled horse or a futuristic silver-armored one, or sit in a beautifully decorated chariot with your little one! The carousel is open for rides during mall hours.

Grapevine Mills is a huge mall in Grapevine that has countless stores, a large food court, and an old-fashioned carousel! It was handmade in Venice, Italy in the 1800s fashion.

Each week of summer dance camp at Studio B will feature dancing, movies, crafts and more! Young dancers will love camp themes including Unicorns & Rainbows, Encanto, and Christmas in July!

Storyland is a kid-friendly zone in City Park that has larger-than-life sculptures of all your favorite storybook characters! Kids can climb all over these sculptures, such as Captain Hook's pirate ship, the whale from Pinocchio, a dragon whose fire acts as a slide, and more! City park storyland birthday parties are popular, too!

Campers can go nocturnal at Fort Worth Zoo Summer Camp Overnights! Campers will get a close-up look at what goes on at the zoo when (almost) everyone is asleep. They'll learn about nocturnal animals and their fine-tuned senses, night noises, and more. Campers will get dinner, and breakfast and lunch the next day, plus a night hike, games, and a guided tour of the zoo! This is also a great way to ease kids in to overnight camp, because it's a one-night only experience!

The Fort Worth Zoo's Summer Zoo Camp gives campers the opportunity to explore the Zoo in a wild way! Get up-close and personal with activities like feeding the animals, behind the scenes tours, learning about the different zoo departments and there is even an overnight camp that includes dinner, a night hike, and a deeper look in to nocturnal animals!

Camp John Marc provides camping opportunities for children living with chronic medical and physical challenges, making this an extremely unique camp. Camps specifically for children with spina bifida, those who have muscular dystrophy, those who are burn survivors, and more, are invited to have the unique experience of spending a week with kids just like them, who understand what they are going through!

The Dallas Zoo's Wild Adventures Summer Camps feature behind the scenes tours, games, creative projects, close-up animal encounters, and more fun!

At KJ Dance, campers will explore their dreams of becoming a dancing superstar! They'll dive in to ballet, tap, jazz and hip hop, and make new friends along the way. Each camp is divided by age group, and dancers will perform in the Camp Show Off for family and friends the last day of camp. Camps are available at both the Frisco and Plano locations.

Dallas Ballet Center has summer camps and intensives for kids of all ages! Kids ages 3-7 can join the Discovery Dance Camp, where art and music skills are explored for new dancers. Ballet, tap, jazz, and Broadway camps are available for elementary aged kids and older, more advanced dancers to sharpen their skills!