Family Friendly Activities

With magical landscapes, wide open spaces to roam and endearing wildlife, Puerto Rico is a wonderland for families.

Combining the comforts of home and lots of outdoor adventures for all ages, Puerto Rico is an excellent destination for travelers with children. The options for family activities on the island are extensive and happen mostly outdoors. Snorkeling, rainforest adventures and good old beach fun are some of the highlights.

Puerto Rico is a great destination for a family vacation, with warm weather, fun beaches, tasty treats, and plenty of outdoor fun. If you’re planning to travel with kids, you can find many activities that they can enjoy, from safe swims to short nature hikes. Depending on the age of your kids, you might opt for a snorkeling adventure, a visit to the Children’s Museum, or a relaxing day playing in the sand. Check out this guide for the best family-friendly things to do in Puerto Rico!

There are so many things to do in Puerto Rico with kids, it’s the perfect destination for families! This Caribbean island is easy to reach from the United States (no passport necessary!) and has beautiful beaches, delicious food, a rich history, and friendly people.

Traveling with younger children can still be fun for everyone in Puerto Rico. Whether your kids are toddlers, elementary school age, or a mix, this list will get you through a vacation where everybody has fun (and learns some things along the way.)

Visit Old San Juan

Most locals grew up coming to Old San Juan on weekends with their family, and as a kid with the first stop being Parque de las Palomas (Pigeon Park). Situated next to the iconic Capilla del Cristo (Christ Chapel), this park is known for its very friendly pigeons. Vendors sell corn to feed them but don't hold your hand out unless you want the pigeons to eat right out of it. Next door, you'll also find La Fortaleza, the governor's mansion, and the beginning of Calle Fortaleza, the main shopping strip of Old San Juan.

Walk up Calle Cristo to the Plaza del Quinto Centenario (also known as the Totem Plaza), where on hot days, there's a fountain that shoots up from the ground. You'll probably find kids running around in the water to cool off. If the fountain isn't on, head to the giant lawn in front of the Spanish fort called Castillo San Felipe del Morro to fly kites. Vendors around the perimeter sell disposable kites since this is a longstanding tradition in Old San Juan. You can also visit the fort, and the entrance fee will also get you into the other fort nearby, Castillo San Cristóbal.

From there, head to the La Rogativa statue, where you'll have an outstanding view of the wall that still surrounds the old city and the San Juan Harbor. Go down to the Gate of San Juan, walk through the only remaining entryway from the colonial era, and turn left toward Paseo de la Princesa. On weekends, this pedestrian street has an artisan market, but if you visit during the week, you can take the kids to the outdoor playground located around the midpoint.

Visit the forts in San Juan

There are two historic forts in San Juan, and they are probably the top attractions in San Juan. These are known as Castillo San Felipe del Morro (El Morro) and Castillo San Cristobal. Spain built these fortifications to secure their position in the Caribbean and protect the city of San Juan.

The forts are similar, yet different enough that kids will enjoy exploring them both. El Morro is the larger of the two and you can take the free trolley between them or walk, they are about a mile apart.

Buy a pass to visit to both sites. The kids will learn something new at each fort and enjoy exploring the historic grounds. *Special note, if your kids are susceptible to sunburn be sure to wear a hat, sunscreen, and sunglasses.

Luis Muñoz Marín Park

San Juan, Puerto Rico

The renovated park Luis Muñoz Marin is a great area to spend a family day. Upon entering into the park you will find two areas for children to play with water. The central area has towers decorated with mosaics; from above they splash with water the children. The other area is a long flat pool, with its floor decorated with mosaics and in the wall water springs.

Among the other attractions there is a high walk, some 30 feet, where you can walk among the trees and enjoy a view from above the park. One of the favorite areas of the biggest is the huge spider that exceeds 20 feet tall; you have to see the photos. Dog lovers also have their place, as there are 2 areas for your pets to play. There are different playgrounds for children. Soccer lovers, there is a mini field. If what you like is walk in an open and natural space, the park is surrounded by modern sidewalks and colorful benches.

The park is open Wednesday to Sunday from 10 to 7. Beginning on April 1, 2016, the entry will have a fee of: $2 adults, $1 children and $3 parking. They have offers to celebrate activities starting at $50. It has bathrooms, parking and modern fast food kiosks.

Luis Muñoz Rivera Park

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Luis Muñoz Rivera Park is perfect to spend the day with kids. In this park they can run bike, skates and scooter and enjoy the playgrounds according to their ages. There are a small eatery shop and ambulant vendors of piraguas (ice and syrup-based drinks), hotdogs and cotton candy.

There are a few cute gazebos covered with plants that you can rent to celebrate activities. You will find decorative fountains and statues of heroes donated by various Latin American countries. You can access El Escambrón Beach through a small bridge in the park. The park has sanitary facilities and parking for $3

Arecibo Lighthouse & Historical Park

Arecibo, Puerto Rico

Arecibo Lighthouse & Historical Park is a theme park of the history of Puerto Rico. Among its attractions you will find: the Taíno Village, replicas of three ships of the Spanish conquest period and a pirate ship, the Barrack of Slaves, domestic animals, a Jíbaro House, a children playground with a 1964 helicopter.

One of the main attractions is Pirate’s Lair, an artificial cave that presents images of pirates through various showcases. It can be a little scary for young children and that is why we recommend parents supervision. Inside the cave, there is a small aquarium and a pirate you can take a picture with. For sea lovers it is the Tablado Pirata, a wooden stage, perfect to enjoy the view to the Atlantic Ocean and a great photo spot that provides a background made up of the blue of the sea and the blue of the sky.

The Morillos lighthouse, better known as the Arecibo lighthouse, is another important place in the Park. This beautiful lighthouse painted white and blue was built in 1898 and currently its interior houses various artifacts found at the bottom of the sea. Climb the tower and reach the ceiling of the lighthouse and you will receive the impact of the pleasant and refreshing sea breeze. The tour will not take you more than two hours, but you can add to your daytrip a visit to Casi Pesca beach or Posa del Obispo beach, both outside the park.

THe park is open Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. The entrace fee are $8 per child and $10 per adult, the parking is optional and have a price of $3. They have guided tours and food packages for groups with reservations.

Recreational Park Julio Rodriguez Olmo

Arecibo, Puerto Rico

Julio Rodríguez Olmo Recreation Park is located on Ave. Victor Rojas on the coast of Arecibo, near the Dr. Susoni Hospital.

The park has a large area covered with grass and is decorated with dinosaurs for the enjoyment of the children. It also has a rubber floor with children's play houses and swings. Currently, there are several gazebos to celebrate birthdays or activities for free. The park has parking and bathrooms, entry is free. Among the facilities of the park is the Arecibo Water Park, but this one has a fee.

Arecibo Skatepark

Arecibo, Puerto Rico

The entrance to the Arecibo Skatepark is free, but you must bring your own equipment.

The park has a half pipe, a pool and other ramps for skates, skateboards and bicycles. If you don’t want to participate in these activities, there is a seating area from where you can watch your friends or relatives. The park does not have sanitary facilities and parking is limited to the surroundings. It is recommended that you bring drinking water and first aid items in case of an emergency.

Arecibo Water Park

Arecibo, Puerto Rico

Arecibo Water Park is located in the Avenue Victor Rojas in Arecibo, near the Hospital Dr. Susoni. The park features water squirts, slides, a huge bucket that splash the kids, palms, among other attractions for the enjoyment of the kids.

The park has a beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean. Inside, there is a small snack store and bathrooms. The park doesn’t allow pets for the safety of children. Admission fee is: adults $5, children $4, children under 2 years and seniors $2. It is open from Thursday to Sunday from 10 am to 6 pm. If you want to celebrate your birthday or activity you should contact them at 787-597-5257.

If after this adventure you still have strength, take your kids to the park Julio Rodríguez Olmo. Both parks share the same parking lot.

Aguadilla Skate Park

Aguadilla, Puerto Rico

The Aguadilla Skate Park is situated footsteps from the Aguadilla Ice Skating Arena.

Aguadilla Skate Park has three half-pipes, a quarter-pipe, handrails and a funbox used for skids, skates and bicycles. You must bring your own equipment, especially helmet and kneepads. The entrance of this skate park is free and it has a parking lot.

Puerto Rico Zoo Dr Juan A. Rivero

Mayagüez, Puerto Rico

The Puerto Rico Zoo, Dr. Juan A. Rivero, is administered by the “Compañía de Parques Nacionales de Puerto Rico.” The zoo has been updated in the last years and has new attractions like the aviary, the butterfly exhibition and the entomology exhibition.

The children will be enchanted with the variety of animals: lions, elephants, giraffes, hippo, ostriches, rhinos, monkeys, among others. It is an excellent park to spend a day with family. It's open from Wednesday to Sunday and holidays from 8:30a.m. to 4:00pm. The admission fee are: Children (5 a 11) - $8 | Teens (12 a 59) - $13 | Elders - $6.50 | Parking - $3.00 cars | Parking - $5.00 buses.

Albergue Olímpico

Salinas, Puerto Rico

The Alberguel Olímpico Germán Rieckehoff in Salinas is a complex of seven parks for the enjoyment of the entire family. If you go with children your first stop should be “Isla Chiquitines” or “Villa Enchumbá”. Both are aquatic parks with sprinklers, dumping buckets, and ground and top sprays; perfect for children to cool off and have fun. The area of Villa Enchumbá has nine gazebos and a community centre you can rent to hold activities. Both parks have bathrooms and dressing rooms.

For teens and adults is the “Ola Marine” park whose main attraction is a huge wave pool. It also has a pool with sliders and an area with sprinklers for little children.

For those who don’t want to get wet, there are also options for you. You can visit the Botanical Garden and experience a relaxing time among nature. The garden is a beautiful collection of tropical plants decorated with artificial waterfalls and lakes.

The adventurers will run to “Piedra Chiquita”. A rock climbing park with an artificial wall of 55 feet. It also has smaller climbing stones for children. The fun doesn't end there. You have to visit “Campo Chico” a golf course with 18-hole surrounded by nature. Right in the middle of the golf course there is a huge tree with benches to rest.

Since you are in the park, you should not miss the Olympic Museum in Puerto Rico. The museum presents the history of the sport of Puerto Rico and its representation in the world.

In the park there are a Burger King and various food establishments, but get ready for long lines. You cannot enter with food, but you can go to the parking area and eat your food. The entrance fee is: 2-59 years $16.99, 60 to 74 $8.50, and children under 2 or adults over 74 free. It is open from late May to early August from 9 to 5.

Piedra Dura Water Park

San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico

Piedra Dura Water Park is located in San Lorenzo. It is a park with attractions for children, youth and adults. Among its facilities you will find: a zip line that crosses the park, an area of squirts for the little ones, electric boats that shoot water, a rock 24 feet height for climbing and a swimming pool 4 feet deep with capacity for 200 people with a slide for children.

In addition there are multiple gazebos, a fast-food, lockers and bathrooms. Gazebos can be rented for birthdays or other activities. The entrance fee of $15 for adults 13 to 59 years and children aged 4 to 12 years $10. Children under 4 enter free. Groups of 25-49 people have a 10% discount, groups of 50 or more 20% discount. Getting to the park is very easy, you have to drive on highway # 30 and exit on highway #203 towards San Lorenzo, once you get to Walgreens, the park is behind. You can park in the surroundings or in a green area bordering the park.

Parque Del Norte

Hatillo, Puerto Rico

The Gran Parque del Norte is an open area of 18 acres. It is located on Highway 119 at the boundary between Hatillo and Camuy. The park has 4 playgrounds for children, more than 10 gazebos, bicycle field, half basketball court, a grass volleyball court, a sand volleyball court and a soccer court.

As if this were not enough, on the left side of the park, the Río Camuy encounters the Atlantic Ocean, this beach is known as Río Mar. In this river the visitors kayak, enjoy miles of sandy beachfront, performed BBQ’s and the most daring jump into the river from a palm. The beach is unfit for bathing because it has strong marine currents and jump into the river from the palm is a dangerous and not recommended activity. The park entrance is free and also the use of gazebos. For more information about the park can communicate at 787-820-6229.

The Water Spout

Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico

This park is located on the army base of Fort Buchanan, and the facilities can be used by active and retired employees of Fort Buchanan as well as their family members. If you are visiting a family member who works at Ft. Buchanan, The Water Spout is an excellent place to spend the day! Children 3 years old and younger get in free. ID card holders, otherwise known as employees of Ft. Buchanan, pay $8. Their guests without ID will pay $10.

The Water Spout is both family friendly and handicap accessible. There is a general pool as well as two giant water slides. One of them, the Octopus Slide, is a closed 130-foot water tube ride! The other slide is open-air and measures about 125 feet long. There is also a net crossing, lily pads, and professional lifeguards on duty at all times. There are also showers and lockers for all patrons, and a 15,000 square feet lounging deck with shady areas, tables, and chairs. Working at Fort Buchanan certainly has its perks!

At the park entrance you'll see a miniature recreation of the town, their houses with satellite TV and cisterns. Also recreated are the roads with their little cars and power poles. Even the Cidra River that borders the village is displayed. After this area, you will find the indoor play area, with a pool of plastic bals, slides, mazes, etc. This area is quite large, has three floors of fun. The park also has two children's pools, one for the older ones and one for smaller childs. The entrance fee is $3 per adult and $2 per child. It is open from Thursday to Sunday from 9 am to 3 pm.

Childrens Castle

Adjuntas, Puerto Rico

El Castillo del Niño "Childrens Castle" is located in the town of Adjuntas.

At the park entrance you'll see a miniature recreation of the town, their houses with satellite TV and cisterns. Also recreated are the roads with their little cars and power poles. Even the Cidra River that borders the village is displayed. After this area, you will find the indoor play area, with a pool of plastic bals, slides, mazes, etc. This area is quite large, has three floors of fun. The park also has two children's pools, one for the older ones and one for smaller childs. The entrance fee is $3 per adult and $2 per child. It is open from Thursday to Sunday from 9 am to 3 pm.

Villa Campestre

Guaynabo, Puerto Rico

Villa Campestre is a farm theme amusement park for children, located in the municipality of Guaynabo. The tour through the park will take you about two and a half hours and is going to be with the guidance of a funny farmer that will keep your children animated the whole trip. Between songs, laughs and cries, children participate in different areas of the park: Rides: motorcycles, airplanes, carousel, Farm: horseback riding, milking cow, pigs race, animals such as chickens, turkeys, sheep, goats, ducks and rabbits, Inflatables slides and Bounce houses, Slides, Train ride, Tree House, Skating Rink and Olympics Canopy.

The entry fee is $15 per child and $12 for adults. It has a souvenir shop and a cafeteria that sells water, soda, nachos with cheese and pizza. Inside the park there is an activity room with air conditioning and gazebos to celebrate birthdays. For more information about how to celebrate activities in the park you must call 787-731-6799. The park is open Saturdays and Sundays from 11am to 6pm.

La Marquesa Forest Park

Guaynabo, Puerto Rico

La Marquesa Forest Park is a novel ecotourism park just 15 minutes from Guaynabo city. You can get to it through the highway Rafael Martínez Nadal in direction to Caguas. After passing the exit of the town of Guaynabo, you will begin to see the signs that will lead you to the park. In its 600 acres of land will find fun for the whole family. Once in the park you have three options to move around: the trolley, the teleferic or walking (for athletes only).

The trolley and teleferic arrive at the same point, the main station at the top of the park, but in a very different way. If you choose the trolley in form of a train you will see up close the attractions you will visit during the day. On the other hand, if you choose the teleferic, you'll have a spectacular view of the entire park and more, as even the sea is appreciated from this high. You can hop on both alternatives as many times you want. Once on the station at the top of the park you will find the aviary, the butterfly view area and the Forest Park Café. In the butterfly view area a short video that explain the life cycle of butterflies is presented, then you go and see this cycle in person.

At the end of the butterfly area is the entrance of the aviary, where you will enjoy the splendor of the parrots, macaws and other exotic birds. After this experience you can eat something in the Forest Park Café or continue to see the dinosaurs. To enjoy the dinosaurs you have to climb a very incline mountain on a gravel road, at the sideways you will encounter the giant dinosaurs. Then you can walk to the observation tower, 70 feet above the top of the park, where you will enjoy the most spectacular view. Around the tower there are picnic and play areas for children.

For the more adventurous the park has a zip line for an additional cost, this activity can book or purchase at the entrance. At the beginning of the park there is an information center, restrooms and candy machines. The park prohibited BBQ, alcohol and pets. Admission is $6 per adult (it includes all attractions except the zip line), $3 for children under 12, $ 1.07 per car or $ 2.14 per bus. You can make reservations for activities or groups. It’s open from Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm, if Monday is a holiday the park opens and closes next Tuesday.

Parque Central De Los Niños

Bayamón, Puerto Rico

The Parque Central de los Niños in Bayamón is a great place to enjoy a day with the children. They can run bicycle, skids or play in swings and slides.

The park has a beautiful collection of children sculptures and a small lake with a fountain. It has restrooms, gazebos for renting, parking and a grocery store. Its entrance is free. The park is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 9 am to 6 pm.

Parque De Las Ciencias Luis A. Ferrer

Bayamón, Puerto Rico

“Parque de las Ciencias” Science Park is located in 167 Ave. Bayamon.

It has a variety of attractions including an artificial lake where you can ride a boat, a bounce playground for children, a playground for the little ones, a carousel, a 360 degree theater, interactive games, a collection of embalmed jungle animals, pony rides, mini golf, a collection of live reptiles, a hippo, a bear, an aviary, a museum of transportation, an educational area of the space, a 4D movie, a recreational village, a dinosaurs area, a helicopter, a military airplane and an art museum.

If you want to visit all the attractions, you must separate at least 6 hours. There are some attractions that for safety have height restrictions, for that reason the younger ones cannot use them. The park has several fast food stations. It is open Wednesday through Friday from 9-5 and Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 10-6.

Monte Frío Recreational Area

Bayamón, Puerto Rico

Located just minutes from the metropolitan area is the Recreational Area Monte Frío.

This park is the perfect place to celebrate your birthday, wedding, sweet fifteen, corporate activity or to spend a day with the family. Among its facilities you will find: video games room with 4 billiards, 2 basketball courts, 3 volleyball field, 3 swimming pools, 2 water slides for adults and teens, 1 water slide for childs, green area for activities. As optional facilities they have: bounce houses, poneys, clowns and animated characters. To complement this variety of activities the park has a cafeteria and 5 gazebos for rent, their capacity range from 10 to 100 people. Also they have a room to celebrate activities. The general entrance is $7 per person and it has free parking.

Carabalí Rainforest Adventure Park

Luquillo, Puerto Rico

Hacienda Carabalí is a tourist complex located in Luquillo, very close to El Yunque. In it, you can spend a whole day of fun, as it has different tourist attractions for all ages, some of them for people with disabilities.

Among its attractions are: go-karts, horseback rides that go to the forest or the beach, four-track rides, pony rides for the little ones, rainforest Hayride. Many of its attractions stop at the Rio Mameyes, where you can take a dip. At this stop, there are restrooms and a shop for snacks, soft drinks, coconuts, water and more.

It also has a souvenir shop with a variety of snacks and items related to their activities. Finally it has an excellent restaurant, ideal to have a good time, after the activities. Finally, they have comfortable rooms available for their guests. The complex is open every day from 8 am to 6:30 pm. For more information contact 787-889-4954 or 787-889-2682, by email to info@carabalirainforestpark.com.

Colón Park

Aguadilla, Puerto Rico

The Colón Park “Parque Colón” in Aguadilla is a family park that has a diverse number of activities for the enjoyment of children. Among them are swings, spouts, spiders and seesaws. There are wooden banks for you to rest between activities.

At the end of the park, there is the famous tree house, a children’s favorite. It is a wooden structure 30 feet high that crosses an enormous rubber tree. For the adults the park has boardwalk that borders the beautiful coast. While you walk this boardwalk you can enjoy the Puerto Rican fritters, flavored shaved ice, ice cream and pork kebabs. As if this was not enough, you can also walk up to the wave breaker to see a spectacular sunset or photograph the beautiful monuments.

During summer this park is usually frequented by families from the northwest area of Puerto Rico. It is located at the end of road #4440. There is no entrance fee.

Las Cascadas Waterpark

Aguadilla, Puerto Rico

Las Cascadas Waterpark in Aguadilla is the largest and funniest water park in Puerto Rico. It is located on Highway 2 km 126, next to the stadium Luis A Canena Marquez. The park has attractions for all ages: a wave pool, a passive river and a children's area with slides, pools and other attractions suitable for their age. For those who want to test their strength there is a fun area with obstacles. In a water park the slides cannot be miss, here you have five to choose from: a 90 degrees, another in the form of braids, a mountain-shaped and two in the form of a serpent. For security measures, to use these slides you should be at least four feet tall. The prefer attraction of the adults is the crazy river; where they use a one person raft to descend rapidly from a mountain.

The park has several fast food kiosks selling: pizza, sandwiches, hot dogs, fired chicken with potatoes, hamburgers, ice cream, nachos with cheese and soft drinks. It’s not allowed to bring food or drinks to the park. For your convenience there are: restrooms, showers, chairs, tables, umbrellas, a souvenir shop and "lockers" at $5 per day. Admission is $25 per adult and $23 per child, children under 3 are free to view all pricing see the photos. The parking has a fee of $3. The park is open from May to August from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm during the months of February through September, weekends only. If you plan to visit the park in the slow season we recommend calling 787-819-1030 or 787-819-0950 to make sure it is open. Visit the park with your family or friends and have a very fun day.

Coquí Water Park

Fajardo, Puerto Rico

The Coqui Water Park is a waterpark located inside the facilities of El Conquistador Resort in Fajardo, Puerto Rico. Just arriving to the park is an adventure. You have to ride a small cable railway that takes you to the Atlantic Ocean shoreline. Then walk through the marina enjoying the yachts until you reach the park.

Coquí Water Park features 4 slides, an infinitive pool and a passive river. Also you can enjoy the BBQ area and gift shop. It is an excellent choice if you are visiting the resort with kids. The price of admission is $20 per adult; look for offers where the booking price of a room includes access to the water park.

Active Children Park

Fajardo, Puerto Rico

The “Parque de los Niños Activos” or Active Children's Park was created with the purpose of combating childhood obesity in a healthy and fun way. It is located in Fajardo, right next to the Seven Seas Beach.

Without paying a penny, children can play on the swings and on the huge spider web, while adults can exercise at different outdoor exercise stations. The park is beautifully decorated with ornamental plants, trees and shrubs. There are small gazebos identified with the names of the Fajardo neighborhoods. They can be rented to celebrate activities, reservation in advance is recommended due to high demand. The park also has an activity room with capacity for 75 people. There is a cost of $7 per child and $5 per adult to use the main attractions: water spring area, mini golf and go-carts. There are offers for school, summer camps and birthdays. It also has sanitary facilities, lockers and parking. The park is open from Wednesday to Sunday from 10:30 am to 6:30 pm.

Skateboard And Splash Park

Aguadilla, Puerto Rico

The Skateboard & Splash Park in Aguadilla is a recreation park for children and teens. It is divided into three zones. The aquatic zone is full of sprinklers, dumping buckets, and ground and top sprays; perfect for children to cool off and have fun.

Another area has swings with rubber floor to prevent children from slipping. The third area is for skateboarding with cement pools and seating for spectators.The entrance is free, but there also are gazebos where you can celebrate birthdays and activities for a $150 deposit. The park has restrooms and free parking. The hours of operation are from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm daily.

Aquasol

Carolina, Puerto Rico

The splash park Aquasol in the Balneario de Carolina is a charming attraction for children. It has slides of different levels, multiple triggers of water, a pirate ship with water cannons to flow away kids imagination and a tower that spilled out a tremendous amount of water after the sound of an alarm. It has areas appropriate for children of all ages and supervision of lifeguards.

The park has an area with tables and chairs for relax and a small cafe where you can buy soft drinks, pizza and more. You can also celebrate birthdays. The entrance to the park in general is $1; this ticket does not include the entrance to the water area, it only includes the surroundings and the place where the café is located. The great advantage of this park is that you can enjoy the beautiful beach while you're waiting your turn or when you finish it. If you want to use the water area it is $2 for children (0-12 years) and $1 the companion. If you're looking to take your kids to a quiet place and funny place Aquasol is an excellent choice.

Surf N Fun Water Park

San Germán, Puerto Rico

Surf N 'Fun Water Park is located on Highway 2 in San Germán. Upon entering, you find a surfing simulator where young people and adults test their skills in this sport. For teens and children, there is a 3 floor squirts water park with slides, one of the largest in Puerto Rico. The wave pool is a must, but this, has reclining chairs in sand and kiosks with fried foods and beverages. A relax river borders many attractions. You cannot miss the pool with electric boats that shoot water at other crewmembers. Alongside the boats, you can enjoy the canons of balloons inflated with water. Nearby you will find the area with multiple bounce trampolines. There is a 3 foot pool for the teens and a wall to practice rappelling. Finally, there are 2 slides for youth and adults, both are obviously high and the speed that is experienced is considerable.

Among the basic facilities the park offer, is a cafe that serves fast food, lockers and a shop for basic needs such as bathing suit, flip flops and sunscreen, among others. During the summer the park is open from Monday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm. The entry costs are: children from 3 to 12 years $15.95, adults 13 and older $19.95, infants from 0 to 2 are free, this price does not include tax. The lockers have an additional price, but when you hand them over they give back almost everything. At the park you cannot enter food or drinks.

Vacation Center Monte Del Estado

Maricao, San Germán, Puerto Rico

The Monte del Estado Vacation Center is a National Park of Puerto Rico located on highway #120 El Monte del Estado, between the towns of Maricao, Sabana Grande and San Germán.

The area has two swimming pools, gazebos for activities, a basketball and volleyball court and a children's park. In addition, it has 22 cabins to host guests. Its location and height allow visitors to walk on the grounds of Monte del Estado while enjoying a unique flora and fauna in PR, as well as spectacular views.

Fun Kids World

Isabela, Puerto Rico

Fun Kids World is an great place to hold children's activities in Isabela.

Among the activities you can celebrate are: birthday, summer day trips or general festivities. They have swings, inflatable bounce houses, two children's pool and a smaller pool for the little ones. It is strategically located in the highway # 2. For offers call 939-639-8461.

Humacao Natural Reserve

Humacao, Puerto Rico

The Humacao Nature Reserve, is the perfect area for an outdoor day tip surrounded by nature. It is the first natural eco-touristic reserve of Puerto Rico. Here you can rent kayaks, they have different sizes, for one or more passengers; the rent includes the life jacket. Also you can rent bikes, they have a variety depending on the size of the person, bikes for two persons and child carriers; the rental includes a safety helmet.

Guided tours are available where they explain the natural wonders of the reserve. Among other activities you can do are: fishing, jogging or walking along the beach front. One of the most impressive areas is El Morrillo view point, a small mount that lets you see Vieques, Culebra and the windmills. The facilities have restrooms, snack and coffee shop and a craft store. Parking is free of charge. Usually you can rent kayak or bike. They are open from Wednesday to Sunday and holidays from 9 am to 5 pm. For more information call 787-852-6058.

Parque Acuático Infantil Humacao

Humacao, Puerto Rico

The “Parque Acuático Infantil” of Humacao is located inside The Balneario Punta Santiago. The “Parque Acuático Infantil” of Humacao is located inside The Balneario Punta Santiago. The park has 14 slides of different sizes, this makes the little ones enjoy some slides and the older ones others.

All the slides end in a pool a foot and a half deep. This is important, since this depth could be dangerous for young children. For this reason we recommend always be aware. There are 4 gazebos that you can rent for activities for $50 4 hours or $80 all day. Admission is $5 for ages 3-12, 13 and older $4. Parking costs $4 SUV and $3 cars. The facilities have lifeguards, a snack bar and restrooms. Is open Wednesday through Sunday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm and closed on 31 August until next summer.

Don Frappé and Don Maceta

Añasco, Puerto Rico

Don Frappé and Don Maceta are located on Highway #2 in Añasco. Don Frappé, is an old-fashioned shop specialized in frappes. They sell delicious shakes flavors like: Brazo Gitano, Nutella, chocolates, cookies, candy, and acai bowl. The place is very crowded, but they are very efficient in clearing orders.

Don Maceta, is a restaurant specialized in Creole food. It has an outdoor lounge and one with air conditioning. Surrounding the complex there are small stores here you can find: puerto rican sweets, crafts and even pizza cone. There is also entertainment for all ages like: swings, horse riding, rope bounce, inflatables, video games room and a beautiful little train. These activities have an additional cost ranging from $2 to $5.

Arroyo’s Surfing Park

Arroyo, Puerto Rico

This aptly named park is located in the city of Arroyo and is great for family events! There are a variety of gazebos, pools, slides, and aquatic playgrounds. Arroyo’s Surfing Park is a perfect weekend getaway, open Saturday and Sunday from 9:00am to 6:00 pm! It is handicap accessible, with free parking, showers, lockers, and quality dressing and bathrooms. There is also a designated smoking area. The large collection of activities makes this one of the best and most reliably enjoyable parks in all of Puerto Rico!

The park has a top-notch surfing simulator. In fact, it is the only one in all of Puerto Rico and only the fourth one in the world! This makes Arroyo’s Surfing Park one of the best waterparks in Puerto Rico for thrill seekers. Not to worry; lifeguards are always on duty!

This park also has a snack bar and lounge area to unwind with family after all of the fun. The park charges differently depending on if you are visiting during the busiest time of year (June to August) or the slower opening (August to May). During the busy season, children pay $7 and adults pay $10. In the slower season, children pay just over $5 and adults pay just over $7.

El Arca De Noé

Quebradillas, Puerto Rico

The Arca de Noé is a private zoo that has a great variety of exotic birds from around the world. The most outstanding ones are: the ostrich, the emu, the peacock, the pheasant and the parrot. To their collection of birds they add other animals like: bears, caymans and turtles. In addition, it has an aquarium.

This zoo was built by Mr. Félix Jiménez and is managed by his widow Mrs. Celeste Ingrate and her family. You should plan on spending from one to one and a half hour for your visit. The entrance costs $5 per adult and $3 per child. Open from Wednesday to Sunday and holiday days from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., until 5:00 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.

Rafael Pérez Santaliz Water Park

Quebradillas, Puerto Rico

The Water Park “Rafael Pérez Santaliz” is located in the town of Quebradillas. It is very easy to reach, once you are in the municipality main square, you will see signs with the address. The most amazing aspect of the park is the pirate ship that will fly the imagination of children. The ship is huge and it has details that make it unique as: the siren in the front, the legendary pirate flag and water cannons. Inside the ship, the kids can enjoy its multiple slides and water sprays. The fun continues around the ship, with water splashes emerging from everywhere, whale and frogs shaped figures, water cannons and palms.

The park has a four-foot pool, perfect for adults and youth. Its design makes it possible that children with disabilities enjoy it. Gazebos are rented to celebrate activities. To satisfy hungry people, there are kiosks selling frappes, pizzas, hamburgers and hot dogs. From April to May 7 it only opens on Saturdays and Sundays, going forward they are open every day from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. The entry fee is $5 for children 1 to 12 years and $8 per adult. It has a convenient parking and enough space to accommodate approximately 500 people.

Aquaventura

Coamo, Puerto Rico

Aquaventura is a water park located in Coamo. The view towards mountains of the town, make this park a very peculiar one. In addition to the water spring, it have swings, slides and an outdoor gym. The park has several gazebos to celebrate activities and reclining chairs for those who wish to get a suntan. It has a small food shop with a snack and soda machines.

Admission is $3 for children under 12 years and $5 adults, the use of outdoor gym has an additional cost of $2, the tax is included in the price. In high season, summer, it’s open Monday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and in low season from Thursday to Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Padua Adrián Sánchez Family Park

Jayuya, Puerto Rico

The Padua Adrián Sánchez Family Park is located in the town of Jayuya. It opened in August 2014 and has become a wonderful place to entertain the whole family. Entrance to the park is free, but each attraction has a cost. Outdoor is the aquatic waterpark The Chorritos, designed specifically for children ($ 5). It also has a Mini Golf decorated with dinosaurs (adults $ 6 and children $ 3).

The Animal World is another attraction. There are animal figures exhibit in different habitats in actual size. Your tour will be assisted by a guide who will explain curious and interesting facts about the animals on display. One of the most visited attractions is the 5D Cinema, it is currently the only one in Puerto Rico with this technology. You can watch the movie with 3D glasses at the same time experiencing special effects like movements, turns, air, among others. The films can last from 3-15 minutes. The fee for this attraction is $10 per adults and $8 per children. Lastly is the Game Room with action machines and children attractions. Within the park there are two cafes and four gazebos. It is open on Fridays from 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm and Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 pm. It offers birthday and excursion packages.

Hacienda Gripiñas

Jayuya, Puerto Rico

Hacienda Gripiñas located at Jayuya municipality has existed since 1858, at that time it was the mansion of Eusebio Pérez, one of the wealthiest people of the time. After 160 years of history, it still retains the essence of a 19th century house. Its wooden floor, wooden windows, the balcony with hammocks looking towards the mountains, the creek very close, surrounded by nature.

In addition, it also has facilities of the 21st century, hot water, WiFi, air conditioning "just in case" and 2 swimming pools, one of them with river water. There are rooms suitable for all types of families, rooms accessible to persons with disabilities, rooms for families with young children and rooms for adults. It also has a restaurant, usually open for breakfast and dinner. There are lodging offers that include food. Their staff is very attentive and eager to assist visitors, either by giving directions or recommending activities. Being local, they can recommend the safest route to reach your destination, not like the GPS.

If you are going on a trip to Jayuya, do not miss the chance to spend multiple nights at this hotel, you will experience the sunrise in the mountains, the cold nights and all the activities that this village offers. For more information call 787-88-1717.

Carolina Children Museum

Carolina, Puerto Rico

The Museo del Nino children’s museum in Carolina is one of the best kids attractions in Puerto Rico. This interactive and entertaining museum will keep your kids amused for hours. It is positioned throughout a historic, ancient villa with a fun sculpture outdoors for the kids to play around. The indoor exhibits will teach your children key information about science, nature, and health. A nice aspect of this children’s museum is its ability to mix fun play with education.

Outside the building there is an area with gazebos to celebrate birthdays and a recreational area for the children. You must make reservations to celebrate a birthday, but you can use the recreation area if you're visiting the museum. One of the most striking attractions of the museum is a plane donated by American Airlines. From time to time there are tours to teach about the operation of a plane and for the children to come in and have the experience inside an airplane. For the more adventurous there are go karts, but they have an additional cost of $ 5.

The museum is open on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Friday through Sunday and holidays, it's open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. The admission is $ 6 for children ages 1 to 14 and $ 10 per adult. There are special rates for groups over 12 people. The parking fee is $ 2. All adults must be accompanied by a minor to enter the museum. Separate up to 4 hours to enjoy the museum.

Old San Juan Childrens Museum

San Juan, Puerto Rico

El Museo del Niño or Children's Museum is located in Old San Juan, in front of the San Juan Bautista Cathedral. It has three floors of interactive exhibits for children. Among them you will find: children’s bank, kids reporters, activity room for children under 3 years, musical instruments, human body and nutrition, the market place, astronomy, home garden, caves of Puerto Rico, reading story area. It is a museum where kids have so much fun and learn at the same time.

It is open Tuesday through Thursday from 10:00 am to 3:30 pm, Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm and Saturday and Sunday from 12:00 pm to 5:30 pm. The entrance fee is $7 per child 1-14 years, $5 adults. They have offers for birthdays, student groups, annual pass and summer pass. For more information you can communicate at: 787-722-3791, 787-725-7214, 787-722-5033.

Wildlife Museum

San Juan, Puerto Rico

The Museo de Vida Silvestre of San Juan is a great way to learn about the animal kingdom for people of all ages. The exhibition of animals is divided into biomes that transport you to places such as Africa, Asia and United States among others. There are diverse educational material with great information about the animals and the environment in which they live. You can make the journey on your own or participate in the tour that offers the museum staff, which will make your experience even more comprehensive.

It also has an amphitheatre which projects an excellent video of the marine life of Puerto Rico. There is a gift shop, an area with vending machines and a small area for children's entertainment. It is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm. The entrance has a cost of $10 per adult, $7 per child and $5 for people older than 60 years. Children under five years old do not pay. The parking has a cost of $3. Don't forget to take the famous photo with the elephant on the front of the Museum.

Caguas Science and Technology Museum

Caguas, Puerto Rico

The Centro Criollo de Ciencia y Tecnología del Caribe (C3tec) is an educational complex in the municipality of Caguas. It is frequented by groups of students from schools, colleges and homeschooling, but is designed for the enjoyment of people of all ages.

In the first level you will learn about physics, biology, ecosystems, nutrition and sustainability with the interactive and visually attractive exhibits. In addition to that, there’s a friendly and knowledgeable staff to help you make the most of every corner of the place. Children will love the biology lab where they become little scientists with lab coat and glasses. The second level has a children's area with books, projector and craft table. There is also a place where artworks are exhibited. The third level takes you to the wonderful green roof, designed to save energy and capture rainwater that is reused in the building. It has a garden with vegetables and medicinal plants and children can learn about hydroponics. Outside the main building is the cinema showing documentaries and educational and cultural films. The movies have an extra cost. It has a modern cafeteria serving crepes, coffee and other beverages. For more information about prices click here. They are open Tuesday through Friday, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 am - 6:00 pm and Public Holidays 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 pm.

Coffee Museum

Ciales, Puerto Rico

The Coffee Museum is in the town of Ciales, very close to the town square. In this museum you will find artifacts that were used to make coffee, next to its artisan coffee shop, Don Pello. In addition, it has a tasty café with breakfast, sandwiches, desserts and of course its exquisite coffee.

As if that were not enough, they also have animals such as: donkeys, sheep, ducks, chickens, etc. What makes the experience a very eye-catching one, for both adults and children. Finally, you can buy plants and flowers. All attractions are open from Friday to Sunday, from 9 am to 5 pm, Tuesday to Thursday only opens the coffee shop.

El Yunque National Forest

Luquillo, Puerto Rico

With its impossible shades of green, photogenic waterfalls and colorful creatures, El Yunque National Forest introduces children to the wonders of the rainforest—the only one on U.S. soil. There are 25 miles of well-marked hiking trails for all ages and levels—even just a drive through provides a worthy snapshot of the vast range of native flora and fauna.

For families, there are several memorable hikes. The short hike to Juan Diego Falls (less than 1km/0.6 miles) culminates in a beautiful 15-foot waterfall with a picturesque wading pool. The trail continues to Upper Juan Diego Falls with a 40-foot waterfall—note that this part is not kid friendly; it’s narrow and muddy with a steep drop off. The Angelito trail is another short and sweet trail that descends through lower montane forest before reaching the 8-foot-deep Damas pool which has a rope swing.

Las Cabezas De San Juan Natural Reserve

Fajardo, Puerto Rico

Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve is managed by "Para la Naturaleza". It is one of the most important natural areas of the Island, due to the many different ecological communities that are so close to each other.

There are weekly tours to visitors and students who come to learn more about the natural wonders of the Island. Admission is by reservation only. Once there, you must register at a picturesque wood pavilion where you will find valuable information about the reserve, bathrooms, gift shop, comfortable chair swings, and a lookout to the beach, perfect for photos. The tour is by hour and you must be punctual. First you will visit a boardwalk that crosses a mangrove forest. The next stop is in Los Lirios beach, a rocky beach. The last stop is in a lighthouse built in the 1880 and beautifully restored recently. There you will enjoy a stunning view of the East coast of Puerto Rico. At every stop the tour guide explains in detail the ecosystems and answers the questions of the participants. The tour lasts approximately two and a half hours and you will be transported by trolley. We recommend you bring water, comfortable shoes and use sunscreen. Open to the public Wednesday through Sunday. Cost: adult-$12, students with ID-$9, seniors over 65-$9. For reservations call 787-722-5882. There is parking available.

San Juan Central Park

San Juan, Puerto Rico

The Central Park is an immense sport and recreational complex within the metropolitan area.

The park has 17 tennis courts, two racquetball fields, a football field, playground for the children, stationary cycling area, gymnasium, track and field, and an area for disembarkation of canoes and kayaks. It has restrooms as well as vending machines and kiosks. Recently the park added the Natatorium, a pools complex to practice aquatic sports like: swimming and diving. Parking is $1.

Enrique Martí Coll Lineal Park

San Juan, Puerto Rico

From the San Juan Central Park or Hato Rey you will find entrances to the Enrique Martí Coll Linear Park, also known as the Linear Park Puerto Rico Garden.

This park consists of a route that borders part of the Caño Martin Peña and the San Juan Bay Estuary. This route is 1.5 miles in length and is perfect for bicycling, jogging or walking while you enjoy the ecosystem. It is open from Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Aula Verde

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Aula Verde is a novel concept of urban ecology that operates like an outdoors classroom, for the young people and the children. It has a laboratory, a nursery, a butterfly vivarium and 3,000 square meters forest, gardens and decorative pools.

The educative experience begins with a guided tour through the garden where the students learn about the function of each plant and organism. In the nursery the children will be able to know the plants where butterflies live and their nutritional habits, and then they will recreate a habitat for the butterflies. In the laboratory the children will be able to know the life cycle of the butterflies and their different phases. At the end of the tour the children will enter the butterfly vivarium, where they will be able to observe them in their natural environment. In order to visit Aula Verde you have to make an appointment. To make reservations call from Monday to Friday from 7:30 am a 3:00 pm. The entrance fee is $7.00 per person.

Caguas Botanical Garden

Caguas, Puerto Rico

Picturesque gardens, spacious green areas and native and endemic trees are some of the attractions of the Botanical and Cultural Garden of Caguas; recently named, William Miranda Marín, after the former Mayor of the municipality and the project’s visionary.

Separate a whole day to enjoy fully this beautiful paradise where vegetation is not the only protagonist because a river crosses the whole garden. You will find birds, fish and farm animals that will catch the attention of any child, artifacts and ruins dating back to the time of the farming of sugar cane in the island, sculptures, a suspension bridge, a replica of an 1900 puertorrican house with its own garden, and indigenous exhibitions. The botanical garden host cultural and educational activities throughout the year and they tend to be very crowded. If you wish to visit the garden and enjoy the tranquility it can offer you, call to make sure that there is no event. Bring with you comfortable shoes and water. The entrance fee is: adults with 13 years or more $7, children from 7-12 or adults with more than 60 $4, for children younger of 7 years its free.

Julio Enrique Monagas Park

Ponce, Puerto Rico

The recreational park Julio Enrique Monagas in Ponce is the best option in the South of the Island for a fun family day. It’s frequented to celebrate birthday’s parties because it has nice gazebos with table, BBQ and activities rooms to rent.

Here you will find entertainment for the whole family: areas for playing volleyball, running skateboard, roller skates and bicycles. It has several artificial lakes and in one of them you can enjoy pedal boating. There are splash parks for children, inflatables, swings, slides and a train that travels around the park. They have several types of birds in two immense exhibition cages. The parking lot is large and has a cost of $1 for the whole day. Inside the park there are food kiosks. It is open from Tuesday to Sunday and holidays 9:00 am to 6:00 pm. For reservations and more information please call 787-284-2114.

Toro Negro Forest

Orocovis, Jayuya, Ponce, Juana Díaz, Ciales, Puerto Rico

Toro Negro State Forest is located on the south-central part of Puerto Rico among the municipalities of Orocovis, Jayuya, Ponce, Juana Diaz and Ciales. To arrive at the forest you must drive through the road # 143 until finding its entrance. The forest is very similar to El Yunque but without the high number of visitors.

It is recommended for taking a cool dip in one of its natural pools or to spend a day walking through its paths admiring the beauty of the nature and its spectacular view towards the mountains. Also it is the home of the highest mountain of Puerto Rico, Cerro Punta, with a height of 1340 meters. It has a camping area with gazebos, BBQ's and restrooms. In order to use these facilities you must make a reservation with the Department of Natural Resources at 787-999-2200 x- 5610 y x-5613. It has a cost of $4 for adult per night and $2 for children younger than 12 years. The office is open to the public on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 pm to 3:45 pm.

Villalba Orocovis Mirador

Villalba, Orocovis, Puerto Rico

The "Mirador de Villalba y Orocovis" is an observation deck and a must stop for those who are visiting the center of the Island. It is located in the picturesque Panoramic Route (# 143), a road that crosses the Island East to West through the mountains of the center of Puerto Rico.

Its elevation of 4,000 feet above the sea level makes it the perfect point to enjoy a spectacular view: on one side the Caribbean Sea and in the other the Atlantic Ocean. You will see the Guayabal Lake, Tao Vaca Lake and the Caja de Muertos Island too. It has a parking lot, six gazebos with table and benches and surrounded by tropical vegetation, bathrooms, water fountains, ramps for disabled, and a recreational area for children. For more information call 787-812-1520.

Isla De Cabra

Toa Baja, Puerto Rico

The National Park Isla de Cabra is located in the western side of the San Juan’s bay and its access is through Palo Seco in Toa Baja. This small island has an impressive view of “El Castillo del Morro” and the San Juan’s bay. In the island you will find “El Cañuelo”, a fortification similar to the “El Morro”, but smaller, that protected part of the bay.

Here you can enjoy activities like: bicycle running, walking, fishing, and playing in a children’s playground. There are gazebos to celebrate activities which can be rented for $25 for the day. Also, there are facilities for bigger celebrations than can be rented for $200. The parking costs $3 and is open from Wednesday to Sunday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Rancho Corozal Park

Corozal, Puerto Rico

Located in the beautiful town of Corozal, it is the perfect place for family recreation. This park is combined with a restaurant, making it perfect for a full day of activities! The restaurant facilities are a huge draw, and there are also rental spaces available if you have a bigger party and want to avoid being separated by the crowds.

The park has a waterpark with six pools, a winding lazy river, and thirteen different waterslides! In addition, there is an incredible giant water slide with a drop of over 260 feet! If you want to spend a sunny day having fun on a variety of waterslides or simply floating around in the pool, Rancho Corozal Park is certainly the place to do it!

Centro Histórico Turístico Cibuco

Corozal, Puerto Rico

The Centro Histórico Turístico Cibuco in Corozal is the perfect place for a day trip to the center of the island with the family or as a tour. It has approximately 50 acres dedicated to preserve our culture of the 20th century.

This property belonged to Genaro Bou Galí and his wife Doña Carmen Lopez, who cultivated sugar cane, pineapple and created melao cibuco. The property, which was built in 1936, was named in honor of their only daughter, Aurora. This trip from San Juan lasts approximately 45 minutes. Once there a guide willl be assigned to the group and he will give you a tour throughout the facilities. He will show you the Aurora House Museum (a structure from the 1940), Room of the history of the sugar (with different types from trapiche, you can also taste the melao), Audio-visual room, Petroglyphs Area, Artisan trail, Artificial lake with pedal boats, Ecological trail, Monument area and available Swings for children

The entrance has a fee of $5 for people between 13 to 65 years. All the others pay $3. At the entrance to the center there is a restaurant which ha been recommended as very good. Plan on spending from 2 to 3 hours for this attraction.

Finca De Rustica

Naguabo, Puerto Rico

La Finca De Rustica is located in Naguabo, Puerto Rico. It is an extremely picturesque flower farm to do photo sessions, if you are interested in doing a session, remember to call to coordinate. In addition, you can visit the farm and prepare your flowers bouquet à la carte, the price depends on the type of flowers and the size of the arrangement.

Finally, you can visit the farm to just see the flowers, mountains and nature that surrounds this picturesque place. They are open seasonally from Friday to Sunday 9 to 5 PM, before visiting them call them to make sure they are open, since in the early stages of the harvest they keep the farm closed. The phone numbers are 787-206-1091 and 787-214-1124. The entrance to the farm has a price of $ 2 per person, it is recommended to bring cash since, although they have ATH Móvil, the signal on the farm is intermittent.

Pirate Mini Golf

Quebradillas, Puerto Rico

The Mini Golf la Guarida del Pirata or as it is popularly known, the Pirate Mini Golf, is located in Quebradillas Town in front of its water park. It is an 18 hole golf course, decorated with captains, skeletons, the emblematic pirate ship and pirates.

Depending on the golf skills the group has, the game can last from 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours. In addition, there is a cafeteria and on the cafeteria second floor there is a bar. The entrance fee is $7 per person, but they have following offers: Thursday 2x1, Friday students at ½ price, Saturdays and Sunday 4 people for $20, all offers include the tax. There are also offers for birthdays. Parking is free and is open Thursday through Sunday from 1 PM to 10 PM. For more information call 939-642-9425.

Ecos Sport Park

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Eco's Sport Park is an eco-friendly sports and entertainment complex located next to the Pedrín Zorrilla Coliseum in San Juan.

The park has two beach volleyball courts, two basketball courts, and three soccer fields among other sports. An outdoor refreshment lounge on the second floor, overlooking all of its parks. A video game room with PlayStation, Xbox and virtual consoles. It has four fast food concessionaires of different nationalities. An activity room with multiple tv’s, to watch sporting events. In addition, they have a sportswear store, in case you have something left. The entrance to the park is free, but the use of the courts has a cost.

Naranjito Batting Field

Naranjito, Puerto Rico

The Naranjito Batting Camp is located at highway #5, after the Puente Atirantado. The park contains a playground for children, a small trail for walking or jogging, several outdoor exercise machines and of course a batting court.

The entrance to the park is free of cost, but batting costs $1 for 36 attempts. The park schedule is Tuesday through Friday from 8 to 9 pm, Saturdays and Sundays from 10 to 6 pm. Animals are forbidden in the park, except for guide dogs. It also has bathrooms and ample parking.

Ice Skating Arena

Aguadilla, Puerto Rico

Aguadilla Ice Skating Arena is the only ice skating arena in the entire Caribbean. Ice skating is a fun activity, perfect to enjoy it with your friends or family.

The cost per hour is $10 during the day and $13 from 7:00 PM onwards. At night, the track lights up with music, which makes the experience funnier, especially for the youth. You must be 3 years or older to skate. If you've never skated on ice, this is your chance.