
Amusements
Animals
Arts
Birthday Parties
Eats
Wilmington
Wrightsville Beach
Carolina & Kure Beaches
South Brunswick Is.
Topsail Island & Vicinity
Exploring Nature
Farms
Getting Physical
Getting Wet
Go
Fish
Going Mental
Holidays
Easter
Halloween
Kwanzaa
Christmas
Summer Camps
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Among
a parent's greatest area resources for entertaining kids (besides the beaches and
waterways) are the various museums, which offer classes and workshops in arts and crafts,
and the North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher, which also offers classes and workshops as
well as outdoor activities. Also, opportunities for adolescents to learn boating skills,
participate in gymnasium and team sports and take part in many other activities, both
physical and cerebral, exist with the various parks and recreation departments throughout
the area. To contact these resources, see the listings in our chapters on Watersports and Sports, Fitness and Parks.
(Information on child care can be found in our Schools and Child Care
chapter.)
For this chapter, we've tried to ferret out some of the
participatory activities that are easily overlooked as well as the bare necessities of
kidstuff to balance the ubiquitous consumer-oriented offerings. Keep in mind that many of
the activities listed here are not strictly for kids; conversely, many attractions and
activities listed in other chapters are not exclusively for adults. Be sure to comb other
chapters (especially Attractions)
for great kidstuff ideas.
Each section in this chapter deals with a type of activity or interest: Amusements
(including hobbies and toys), Animals, Arts, Birthday Parties, Eats, Exploring Nature,
Farms, Holidays, Getting Physical, Getting Wet, Going Mental (for inquisitive minds) and
Summer Camps.
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