No matter the weather, Prince George is packed with playful, adventurous, and memory-making spots for the whole family all summer long. Whether you’re chasing giggles indoors or soaking up the sun outside, there’s no shortage of things to do, places to explore, and fun to be had. From high-energy afternoons to relaxing family time, Prince George is your basecamp for unforgettable fun — indoors, outdoors, and everywhere in between. Ready to get started? Let’s go!
Indoor Activities
1: Bubbles Indoor Playground – 3053 McGill Crescent (778) 416-1877
Welcome to one of Prince George’s newest indoor play areas: Bubbles Indoor Playground! This bright and colourful indoor park has a toddler area for your little ones to learn and play, and a separate kids’ zone where they can burn off energy in the ball pit and on the slides. And for the grown-ups? There’s a cozy cafeteria with snacks and drinks for the whole crew! Bubbles is best suited for children between the ages of 1-10.
2: PG City Funpark – 3420 Opie Crescent (778) 883-1237
PG City Funpark is a massive 14,000 square foot indoor adventure zone where boredom doesn’t stand a chance. With over 100 arcade games, bumper cars to race, and a magical beach-themed playground, there’s something for everyone! Whether you’re local or just visiting, PG Funpark promises nonstop action, laughter, and unforgettable memories.
3: Strike Zone – 2366 Westwood Drive (250) 563-2695
Strike up some fun at Strike Zone, Prince George’s go-to spot for family-friendly bowling! With glow-in-the-dark lanes, lightweight balls for little hands, and tasty snacks to keep everyone going, it’s perfect for an evening of laughs and friendly competition. Plus, don’t miss their indoor cosmic mini golf course with glowing twists, turns, and out-of-this-world fun.
4: OVERHang – 2601 Recplace Drive (250) 563-2547
Looking for an indoor adventure that gets the whole family moving? Head to OVERHang, Prince George’s indoor climbing gym. Climb with a buddy or on your own using the auto-belay system, challenge yourself in the bouldering room, or try out the rappelling wall. OVERHang welcomes all ages and abilities to learn, grow, and reach new heights.
5: Game Changerz VR – 1437 Commercial Crescent Suite 100 (250) 614-1500
Step into another world at Game Changerz VR! This immersive experience offers state-of-the-art VR headsets, powerful computers, and the most popular games and simulations around. With multiplayer and solo options, motion racing simulators, Katwalks, 6D VR Cinema, two free- roam arenas, and laser tag, it’s an action-packed adventure for the whole family. Visit their website for pricing and more information.
Outdoor Activities
1: Raceway Fun Park and Drive-In Theatre – 9660 Raceway Road (778) 855-7867
Just 20 minutes northwest of downtown Prince George, Raceway Fun Park is the ultimate outdoor adventure hub. Zoom around the top-ranked go-kart track, challenge your skills on the 18-hole mini-golf course, try axe-throwing or archery, and wrap up the day with a drive-in movie under the stars. It’s a full-day experience that promises fun for all ages.
2: El Shaddai Ranch – 3630 E Williams Road (250) 640-6651
Escape to nature at El Shaddai Ranch, just 15 minutes south of Prince George on Highway 97. This 94-acre ranch offers a unique horseback riding experience through meadows and forest trails, perfect for riders of all levels. Surrounded by Northern BC’s natural beauty, El Shaddai is a relaxing, memorable outing for the whole family.
3: Rotary Spray Park – Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park
Cool off and make a splash at this colourful, fully accessible spray park in the heart of Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park. It’s the perfect place for kids of all ages and abilities to play, laugh, and beat the summer heat, while parents relax under the nearby trees. Open daily from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm (weather permitting).
4: The Little Prince Train Rides – Lheidli T’enneh Memorial Park
Step back in time on Canada’s shortest passenger railway! The Little Prince, a historic wood-burning steam engine, takes passengers on a 2.2-kilometre ride through the park. As the only train of its kind still in operation, it’s a nostalgic and memorable ride for the whole family. While you are waiting to catch the train, make sure you check out The Exploration Place Museum for all your Prince George history and much more!
5: Cottonwood Island Nature Park – River Road
Just a short distance from downtown, Cottonwood Island Nature Park is a peaceful, scenic spot for a family stroll. Explore 33 acres of walking trails, riverside views, and unique tree carvings by local artist Elmer Gunderson. Keep an eye out for wildlife, and after your walk, pop over to the Central BC Railway and Forestry Museum next door.
6: Huble Homestead – 15000 Mitchel Road (250) 564-7033
About 40 km north of Prince George, Huble Homestead brings history to life. Explore the original 1912 log farmhouse, general store, blacksmith shop, barns, and a recreated Lheidli T’enneh fish camp. With costumed interpreters, resident rabbits, and homemade treats, this living museum is a charming, educational stop for all ages. Admission is by donation.
