Let’s be real, summer is here and the kids are out of school and if you are anything like me, I DO NOT want my child driving me insane all summer with boredom or video games. I have complied a mini summer guide to help make planning summer events and activities a little easier.

SUMMER DAY CAMPS

These are camps I have personally had Eli in and I loved them! I am all about activities and making sure Eli isn’t sitting in a building bored out of his mind waiting for me to pick him up. The below camps were fun, interactive, and affordable.

• Topgolf

• YMCA

• Lifetime Fitness

SUMMER FUN

If you are a working parent like myself, you may have that guilt inside of you where you wish you were spending the entire summer with your kids, I know I always feel so bad that I cannot spend the summer with Eli but I make the best of the schedule I do have. Below is a list of things you can do with the kiddos.

• Glow Zone

• Children’s Museum - you can visit the Children’s Museum for Free on Thursdays from 5pm-8pm

• Schlitterbahn

• Kemah

• NASA

• Typhoon Texas

• Wet n Wild (Formerly known as Splash Town)

• Houston Zoo

SUMMER BALLIN on a BUDGET

Budget? What’s that? LOL!! Having the kiddos at home means you are probably spending more money on food and activities. You don’t have to spend a lot of summer everyday for your kiddos to have fun. Below is a list of things that are either free, or at very low cost.

• Galveston

• Discovery Green - Discovery green has an event calendar with all of their summer family activities

• City Centre

• Splash Pads

• La Centerra (Cinco Ranch)

• Outdoor Miller Theater
  

SUMMER SAVINGS

Here are a couple of cost savings passes that you can use to save money this summer.

• CityPass

• Topgolf Summer Pass
  

Whatever you plan to do this summer, i hope you have a wonderful time and you get to make ever lasting memories with your loved ones. Happy Summer friends!