Family Fun in Lumberton Area | 10 Activities | Family Fun Nearby

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Splash Pad

Spring Lake Splash Pad

★★★★☆ 4.7 (22)

Cleland Ice/In-Line Skating Rink/Park @ Fort Bragg

Fort Liberty Cleland Ice/In-Line Skating Rink/Park @ Fort Bragg

★★★★☆ 4.6 (271)

Parkton Animal Oasis

Parkton Parkton Animal Oasis

★★★★☆ 4.9 (55)

North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences at Whiteville

Whiteville North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences at Whiteville

★★★★☆ 4.8 (215)

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Exploration Station

Features multiple themed play areas including a gigantic pirate ship, barn, grocery store, health center, fitness center, bank, fire station, and astronomy area designed as realistic make-believe environments
Offers reciprocal membership discounts with other children's museums, allowing visitors to use memberships from partner institutions

Splash Pad

Charges $2 per person to enter the water, unlike most splash pads in Moore and Lee counties which offer free admission
Offers private event rentals at $50 per hour with a 2-hour minimum, allowing groups to reserve the entire facility

Parkton Animal Oasis

Features fennec foxes among its exotic animal collection, mentioned in multiple visitor reviews as a notable attraction
Houses wallabies as part of its curated exotic animal exhibits alongside farm animals

Reptile Lagoon

Houses over 15 varieties of crocodile species, including American alligators, Nile crocodiles, slender-snouted crocodiles, and endangered species
A portion of every admission ticket sold goes directly to the Crocodile Conservation Institute, supporting reptile conservation efforts

North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences at Whiteville

Offers completely free admission with donations appreciated, making natural science education accessible to all visitors regardless of economic background
Maintains an active social media presence and direct communication channels (Instagram @ncmnswhiteville, Facebook, email, phone) for visitor engagement and schedule updates

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Martin's Skating Center

Offers race skating programs for all ages, which reviewers note is uncommon and not found at other skating rinks
The rink has a documented issue with inaccurate posted hours, with multiple instances of customers arriving to find it closed despite signs and answering service indicating it was open

Cleland Ice/In-Line Skating Rink/Park @ Fort Bragg

This is a dual-purpose skating facility operated by the military at Fort Liberty (formerly Fort Bragg) that uniquely combines an indoor ice rink with an outdoor inline skating rink and skateboard park, all operating year-round with seasonal hours
The facility offers Learn to Skate USA certified group lessons at $150 for 8 weeks, providing formal skating instruction programs alongside casual public skating

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