Family Fun in Cody Area | 8 Activities | Family Fun Nearby

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Draper Natural History Museum

Cody Draper Natural History Museum

★★★★☆ 4.9 (9)

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Splash Pad

Powell Splash Pad

★★★★★ 5 (1)

City Park Mini Golf

Cody City Park Mini Golf

★★★★☆ 4.7 (37)

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Splash Pad

In Cowley, WY is completely free to enter, making it an unusual amenity for a small Wyoming town
Despite being a modest splash pad with only 1 slide, it features multiple water attractions including a frog spout, dump buckets, and water guns packed into a compact space

Buffalo Bill Center of the West

The museum houses over 9,000 firearms dating back 800 years, making it one of the most comprehensive firearms collections in the world
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West comprises five separate museums (Art, Buffalo Bill, Native American Indian exhibits, Cody Firearms Museum, and Raptor Experience) all accessible with a single two-day ticket

Draper Natural History Museum

Features a unique Tile Map art installation with time-lapse video showcasing pronghorn migration patterns in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Offers daily live raptor presentations as part of the signature Draper Museum Raptor Experience program with birds of prey

Buffalo Bill Dam & Visitor Center

The dam walk spans 280 feet above the Shoshone River, offering visitors a thrilling close-up experience of a concrete arch dam with breathtaking reservoir views
Dam is a concrete arch dam that faced extraordinary construction challenges at a time when modern tools and technology were unavailable, making its completion a notable engineering achievement

Homesteader Museum

The museum documents the Shoshone Reclamation Project of 1904, a federal irrigation project that brought water to the Big Horn Basin and enabled westward agricultural expansion
Operates on a completely free admission model with donations appreciated, making it accessible to all visitors regardless of budget

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Old Trail Town

Is located on the original town site founded by Buffalo Bill in 1895, making it a reconstruction built on historically significant ground
The attraction features authentic frontier buildings from the 1890s including a general store, saloon, blacksmith shops, school, post office, livery barn, and cemetery with historical information about those interred

City Park Mini Golf

The final hole is designed as a hole-in-one challenge that awards winners with free ice cream and a free game, making it a unique prize feature integrated into the course design
Course holes feature displays and themes from local Cody businesses, integrating community commerce into the mini golf experience

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