The Ultimate Spring Break in Utah for Families

Utah weather in spring? Unpredictable.
Your plans? Don’t have to be.

At Thanksgiving Point, you get:

• Indoor + outdoor activities (rain, snow, or sunshine)
• Experiences for toddlers, kids, and teens
• Hands-on STEM learning disguised as fun
• A full day—or multiple days—of things to do

Plan your spring break day now and explore all 7 discovery centers in one place.

Ashton Gardens

Step into 50 acres of color, fresh air, and spring energy.

During spring break, this is where Utah truly comes alive with Tulip Festival, with over 1 million blooms creating one of the most stunning spring experiences in the state.

Fan favorites:

• The largest manmade waterfall in the U.S.
• Peaceful walking paths and wide-open lawns
• Picture-perfect spring backdrops

What’s new:

• Redesigned garden layouts
• Massive topiaries
• New built-in photo moments

Don’t miss peak bloom—get your Tulip Festival tickets early.

Butterfly Biosphere

A tropical escape in the middle of Utah.

Thousands of butterflies flying freely around you, landing on your shoulders, and turning every step into something magical.

Fan favorites:

• Butterfly encounters up close
• Leafcutter ant colony
• Bug handling experiences

Spring break bonus:
Butterflies are more active in warmer weather—meaning more movement, more color, more magic.

Step into the Biosphere this week and experience it for yourself.

Museum of Natural Curiosity

Where kids lead the adventure.

This isn’t a “look but don’t touch” museum—this is where kids climb, splash, build, and explore their way through every exhibit.

Fan favorites:

• Rainforest climber (multi-story adventure)
• Water Works (hands-on water play)
• Kidopolis (real-world role play city)

What’s new:

• Curious George: Let’s Get Curious!
• Wee Jungle (perfect for younger kids)

Add this to your spring break lineup—your kids won’t want to leave.

Mountain America Museum of Ancient Life

Dinosaurs. Fossils. Giant discoveries.

One of the top dinosaur museums in Utah, and a must for any kid obsessed with prehistoric life.

Fan favorites:

• Massive dinosaur skeletons
• Fossil digging experiences
• “Cliff” the Allosaurus

Why it stands out:
It’s not just seeing dinosaurs—it’s understanding them.

Explore 65 million years of history—get your tickets today.

Curiosity Farms

Spring break = baby animals season.

This is where kids connect with animals, farming, and the future of agriculture—all in one place.

Fan favorites:

• Baby animals (only here for a short time!)
• Pony rides at Saddle Up Stables
• Animal encounters

What’s new:

• Livestock Learning Lab
• Innovation Stations (STEM + agriculture)

Visit early in the season—baby animals won’t stay little for long.

Mountain America Jurassic Jungle

Utah’s largest indoor prehistoric playground.

Five stories of climbing, sliding, and exploring—perfect for kids who need to move.

Fan favorites:

• Massive play structure
• Interactive missions + prizes
• Endless climbing and tunnels

Perfect for:
Burning energy, rainy days, or just letting kids go all out.

Let them play, explore, and conquer—plan your visit now.

The Carousel

A simple moment that becomes a core memory.

Located right in the heart of the action, the carousel is a must-do spring break tradition—perfect for slowing down, smiling, and enjoying the moment together.

Why families love it:

• Classic, kid-friendly fun
• A break between big adventures
• Perfect for younger guests

Add a carousel ride to your spring break plans!

You don’t have to leave to eat—everything is right here.

• The Harvest Restaurant – Farm-to-table meals with ingredients grown on-site
• Trellis Café – Quick bites with a view of the gardens
• Ice Age Creamery – The perfect sweet treat to end the day