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Things to do in Huntington Beach with kids

Family fun, trampoline parks and museums — 17 places to go with kids in Huntington Beach, California. 1 free to enter · most admission $5 to $19. 3 have a verified saving right now.
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Tours & cruises in Huntington Beach3

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What’s on in Huntington Beach

Within 25 miles of Huntington Beach. Dates and wording are each venue’s own.

Free in Huntington Beach

One attraction in Huntington Beach gets you in for nothing, in the venue’s own words.

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Places with deals in Huntington Beach

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Huntington Beach draws families with a heavy concentration of indoor play spaces, including Sky Zone Trampoline Park, where visitors jump on interconnected trampolines across open floor space, and Fun for All, an indoor playground where children explore and play at their own pace through supervised open play. Beyond these, the city offers Huntington State Beach, a 121-acre Orange County beach where visitors surf, swim, sunbathe, fish, and watch sunsets, alongside specialized attractions like the Huntington Beach International Surfing Museum, which displays the history and culture of surfing through exhibits featuring legendary surfboards, championship memorabilia, and rare photographs. For quieter afternoons, families can visit Shipley Nature Center, with eighteen acres of preserved native habitats and trails through oak woodlands and coastal sage scrub, or the Bolsa Chica Conservancy Interpretive Center, featuring exhibits dedicated to the adjacent ecological reserve. Escape rooms, mini golf, rock climbing gyms, and guided nature experiences round out the options for a varied weekend.

What this list covers

Huntington Beach has 17 places to go, mostly family fun (3), trampoline parks (3), museums (3).

11 of them publish an admission price, 14 publish opening hours, 2 have something dated on now, 3 are running a verified saving.

Every figure here was read on the attraction’s own website, most recently on October 14, 2026.

How we know these are real

Savings here are quoted from the attraction’s own website, word for word. This one, for example:

“Disabled Day Use: $7.50 per vehicle (Valid CA State Parks Disabled Discount Pass required)”

Quoted from parks.ca.gov · checked on

Common questions

How many attractions in Huntington Beach are running a deal?
3 of the 17 attractions in Huntington Beach currently have a verified saving, covering 5 offers in total. Each is quoted from the attraction’s own website. Examples include Chuck E. Cheese, Huntington State Beach, Urban Air Huntington Beach. Check each venue’s offer wording and eligibility conditions.
How much do things to do in Huntington Beach cost?
Most admission in Huntington Beach runs $5 to $19 per person, and 1 place is free to enter. Published prices run from $19.99 to $27 — $19.99 at Chuck E. Cheese, $27 at Rock City Climbing, across 2 attractions in Huntington Beach that publish their own. Each figure is that venue’s own price line for what it names, which is not always plain admission, and each attraction’s page carries the rest of its rates.
What’s on in Huntington Beach right now?
2 attractions in Huntington Beach have something dated running, 3 listings between them. Each carries its own dates and the venue’s own sentence, and nothing is listed once its dates have passed.
Is there anything free to do in Huntington Beach?
1 attraction in Huntington Beach says on its own website that admission is free. We only say free when the venue does, unqualified — a child rate priced at nothing is not a free attraction. Examples include Shipley Nature Center.
What kinds of attractions are included?
family fun (3), trampoline parks (3), museums (3), tours & cruises (3), parks & beaches (2), mini golf (1), indoor climbing (1), escape rooms (1).
Are these deals guaranteed to still be available?
No. Every deal here carries the date it was last checked on the attraction’s own website and a link straight to the page it came from, so you can confirm it before you travel. Prices and offers change without notice.
What can we do if our kids need to burn energy indoors on a rainy day?
Sky Zone Trampoline Park offers indoor jumping on interconnected trampolines, while Get Air Trampoline Park has open sessions for the same activity. Fun for All is an indoor playground for children to explore and play at their own pace. We Play Loud Kids Indoor Playground serves children ages 6 months to 7 years old. Playground Mini Golf features a 9-hole indoor course.
Are there things to do at the beach besides swimming?
Huntington State Beach is a 121-acre beach where visitors surf, swim, sunbathe, fish, and watch sunsets. The Huntington Beach International Surfing Museum displays the history and culture of surfing through exhibits featuring legendary surfboards, championship memorabilia, rare photographs, and stories from pioneers and champions. Cruise of Lights is a boat tour in Huntington Harbour that supports youth music education programs.
What outdoor activities involve nature but not water sports?
Shipley Nature Center offers eighteen acres of preserved native habitats where visitors explore trails through oak woodlands, coastal sage scrub, meadows, and a redwood grove. The Bolsa Chica Conservancy Interpretive Center features exhibits within its 1,400 square foot facility dedicated to the adjacent Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve. wôkNnature offers guided experiences designed to connect visitors with the natural world.