9 kid-friendly spots in Pomona
Free · Pomona · Parks & Playgrounds · Outdoor
Burgess Meredith Park in Pomona spans 21 acres with a children's playground, basketball court, baseball field, running track with exercise stations, and walking paths along Minisceongo Creek.
Park has a running track with parcourse exercise stations, so older kids and families can use the fitness trail while younger ones play.
Pomona · Parks & Playgrounds
Eugene Levy Memorial Park is a kid-friendly nature & outdoors spot in Pomona.
Pomona · Parks & Playgrounds
Gurnee Park and Amphitheater is a kid-friendly nature & outdoors spot in Pomona.
Pomona · Hiking & Nature
Kruckers is a kid-friendly nature & outdoors spot in Pomona.
Free · Pomona · Tutoring & STEM · Indoor
Moonpreneur offers in-person robotics workshops for kids in Pomona, combining hands-on robot building with coding basics, plus an optional parent component to observe the teaching approach.
Bring a laptop to the workshop; it is required for the session.
Pomona · Farms & Animals · Outdoor
Safe Haven Farm Sanctuary in Pomona rescues farmed animals from abuse and neglect and houses over 170 residents including sheep, roosters, and other farm animals on its Mid-Hudson Valley property; families can connect with the animals through tours and learn their individual stories.
The sanctuary is home to over 170 rescued farm animals with individual stories to learn about.
Pomona · Art & Maker Studios · Indoor
Studio Claremont in Pomona offers weekly art classes for kids ages 4-18, with options to enroll for a single 4-week session or the full school year. Students work across painting, drawing, ceramics, mixed media, and fiber arts with instructors providing personalized attention.
Enroll for just one 4-week session if you want to try it out before committing to the full school year.
Pomona · Farms & Animals
The Orchards of Concklin - Pomona, NY is a kid-friendly nature & outdoors spot in Pomona.
Pomona · Art & Maker Studios · Indoor · Hosts birthdays
Time In Studio in Pomona is an open creative space where kids explore unstructured art, building, and tinkering at stations like beading, painting, and woodworking, with staff available to guide but not direct.
Open studio is drop-in with no structured instruction; kids lead their own creative direction.