- TripBuzz found 249 things to do with kids in or near Wylie, Texas, including 237 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Dallas, Frisco, Plano and Richardson.
- From In-Sync Exotics Wildlife Rescue to East Fork Park, the Wylie area offers 92 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, Camping Site, Parks and Zoos.
- A small rural town in Texas, Wylie is near Lavon Lake allowing for a variety of outdoor sports. This includes activities such as fishing, boating and swimming. And around its downtown district, there is lots of Queen Anne architecture to see and tour including the Brown House, a Texas historical landmark.
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Ranked as the 58th National University in the U.S. News & World Report, Southern Methodist University is a private research university with a total enrollment of 10,893. The institution's athletic program, the SMU Mustangs, participate in The American Conference of Division I.
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Opened in 2013, Hope Park is a large, fenced children's playground facility with areas for both toddlers and older children. The park includes slides, swings, various play structures, a nearby splash pad and sheltered picnic areas.
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Frisco Commons Park is a 63 acre park featuring a large performing amphitheater. Visitors will also find a grand pavilion, a stocked pond, a nature garden, a playground (the largest in Frisco,) a spray pad, and a walking trail.
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A high school football stadium run by the Denton County Independent School District, the Hebron Hawk Stadium has been in operation since 2003. The stadium hosts all the Hebron Hawks home games, and can accommodate 9500 fans.
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Organizing team building events, Group Dynamix offers experienced instructors who orchestrate challenges designed to enhance teamwork. Some of these challenges include archery tag, dodge ball tournaments, rope climbing, and rodeo games.
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Devil's Bowl Speedway is a race track that features dirt track racing from March to October, with stock cars and sprint cars on different weekends. Food and beer vendors operate on the premises during events.
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With a high focus on local history, the Frisco Heritage Museum offers information on how Frisco evolved from a simple railroad town to its current bustling setting. Children are encouraged to explore the activity center to discover more about the Pioneer lifestyle.
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The hands-on Sci-Tech Discovery Center is an interactive learning experience for children. The Discover Center offer varying programs and exhibits throughout the year including a Ham Radio club and story time for pre-schoolers.
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Spanning 12.3 acres, Mary Heads Carter Park houses a large playground that includes simulated rock climbing, cables, ladders, slides, swings, and a 3 level tower. Restrooms and a rentable pavilion are also available.
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At Cinemark Frisco Square, visitors can watch the latest films with Cinemark's XD digital projector system. The movie theater has self-serve kiosks outside with a touch screen to order tickets from.