A newer playground under shade canopies, split into an area for ages 2 to 5 and another for 5 to 12, so toddlers aren't dodging the big kids.
Rebuilt in 2024 with a tot lot beside the main structure and a sheltered picnic area.
A splash pad with a water feature modeled on the Tahquitz Canyon waterfall, steps from the giant Marilyn statue.
A separate tot lot beside the bigger play structures, with the mountains right behind.
Turtles that squirt water are built into the play structures.
A playground opened in 2025 with shade structures and musical pieces to bang on, built so kids of every ability can play together.
A wave pool for surf sessions plus slides, a lazy river and a splash pad, so an older kid can surf while a little one splashes.
The city's public pool, open for drop-in swims.
The tribe's own museum, with family activity days and an ethnobotany camp for kids.
A compact cactus garden with shaded paths, small enough that younger kids can walk all of it.
The car rotates as it climbs the cliffs to a forest far cooler than the valley floor, with easy trails at the top.
Hangars of WWII planes to walk right up to, a scavenger hunt to work through, and open-cockpit events where kids get to sit in one.
Sculpture gardens outside and family days with hands-on workshops.
A kids' space with story times and take-home STEAM kits.
A two-mile loop up rock steps to a waterfall at the back of the canyon.
Palm Canyon Drive closes to cars for a street fair with food stalls and street performers, with room for kids on scooters.
