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2021 N. Kinney Road
Sometimes, you have to do what the kids want to do, and sometimes, the kids have to do what you want to do, but sometimes, you find that magical middle ground where you both have a lot of fun. The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum wows the kid in all of us by introducing us to the critters of the Southwest. Whether you want to pet a stingray, explore a cave tunnel or learn about creatures who come out after dark on summer Saturday nights, there's plenty to ignite the imagination. Consider signing the little ones up for the Coati Club or the big ones for the Junior Docent program so they can teach you about the amazing Sonoran Desert.
Runners up:
2. Reid Park Zoo
3. Golf N' Stuff
