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Spokane with kids

Where to eat, what to do, and where to go when it rains, picked for families in Spokane, WA.

Last updated July 2026

Kid-friendly restaurants in Spokane

12 places

  1. 1. Chili's Grill & BarA well-rated restaurant in Spokane.
  2. 2. Huckleberry's Natural MarketA well-rated grocery store in Spokane.
  3. 3. Frank's Diner - Downtown SpokaneA well-rated breakfast restaurant in Spokane.
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Rainy-day activities for kids in Spokane

12 places

  1. 1. NorthTown MallThis large indoor shopping center functions as a reliable walking space for parents with strollers and features a designated play area. The climate-controlled environment makes it a standard destination for families needing to burn energy without being exposed to the rain.
  2. 2. River Park SquareLocated in the heart of downtown, this vertical mall keeps families dry while moving between different entertainment tiers. It is particularly useful for its proximity to other indoor attractions and its clean, accessible restrooms.
  3. 3. AMC River Park Square 20This theater provides a typical multiplex experience with comfortable seating suitable for long movies on rainy afternoons. its central position within the mall means you can transition from shopping to a film without stepping outside.
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Things to do with kids in Spokane

15 places

  1. 1. Manito ParkThis park is ideal for families with children aged 3 to 12. You will find plenty of benches near the various themed gardens and a large playground that caters to different mobility levels. Plan for a 2-hour visit and bring snacks to enjoy on the scattered picnic tables.
  2. 2. Riverfront ParkLocated in the heart of downtown, this park is best for all ages. Parents will appreciate the wide paved paths that are stroller-friendly and the proximity to local cafes. A typical visit lasts half a day, especially if you stop by the Looff Carrousel or the playground.
  3. 3. Dwight Merkel Sports ComplexThis complex is excellent for active kids and teens. It features sprawling green spaces and a popular skate park. Seating is mostly limited to bleachers by the fields, so bringing foldable chairs is recommended for longer stays during weekend tournaments.
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