The best things to do in Lewisville

“Family-friendly chain offering a sports-bar-style setting for American food & arcade games.”

“Landmark's Inwood Theatre keeps it classy in art deco digs, mixing select Hollywood and indie picks with the kind of midnight cult classics that make you feel smug about your taste. Freshly renovated in 2026, recliner seating, DLP projection, and Inwood Lounge martinis you can take to your seat... yes please.”

From the Dallas newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Birdie House Golf Club is a members-only indoor setup with private bays, tour-level data from ProTee VX, and GSPro’s 500+ courses, so practice actually sticks. Book by app, punch a pin, bring your own everything... guests play free, and the month-to-month approach keeps it low-commitment.”

From the Dallas newsletter, September 23, 2026

“McCord Park Disc Golf Course winds through shady woods by Cottonwood Creek with an 18-hole John Houck design, offering a beginner-friendly short loop and a longer layout when you want a challenge, plus nearby trails, playgrounds, and a dog park to keep the whole crew happy.”

From the Lewisville newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Indoor golf facility with multiple hitting bays offering practice and simulated games, plus lessons.”

“Back Nine Golf has Full Swing indoor simulators that track your swing, ball speed, and launch so you can actually see progress. Book a tee time starting at $55/hour, bring friends, or grab a lesson, and if you get hooked, memberships unlock perks like unlimited tee times and the ability to bring guests.”

From the Little Elm newsletter, September 23, 2026

“Hydrous Wake Park runs a cable-driven lake where you can wakeboard or kneeboard, plus a giant inflatable Aqua Park for climbing, sliding and ungraceful splashdowns. First-time lessons, summer camps for kids 7-15, Adult Night and memberships mean easy progression and plenty of low-pressure fun close to home.”

From the Lewisville newsletter, September 8, 2026

“Whether your kiddo is chasing cartwheels, double fulls, or coed stunts, Tumble & Stunt Institute - Frisco runs tumbling and stunt classes for ages 6 to 18+ from beginner to elite. Expect expert coaches, smart progressions, and even cheer tryout prep with real feedback so athletes learn it safe and right the first time.”

“When the Texas sun cooks or a storm cruises over Grapevine Lake, GolfTRK Coppell is the clutch indoor spot to keep the swing sharp. Techy vibe engineered to improve, low-pressure practice or friendly competition, and a clean setup that makes range time actually feel fun.”

From the Coppell newsletter, September 6, 2026

“Whether your Coppell kid is a fearless flipper or still mastering forward rolls, Texas Dreams Gymnastics brings Olympic-level coaching with a big-hearted vibe.”

From the Coppell newsletter, September 21, 2026

“Brookhaven Country Club delivers three golf courses, a recently renovated 68-court racquet hub for tennis, pickleball, and padel, plus chef-driven dining and family events, and it even snagged the 2025 USTA Outstanding Facility Award. Make this the week you trade errands for fairways and rallies.”

From the Lewisville newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Pickler Universe - Carrollton brings elite-level play to your week with tons of indoor courts, pro coaching, video-recorded sessions, leagues, and sanctioned tournaments. Stick around for good food and a lively crowd, and brag that your home court is where the Dallas Flash sharpened their 2024 championship edge.”

From the Lewisville newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Recently renovated in 2022 to a 28,400 square foot space with a technology center, senior center, indoor gym, and upgraded fitness areas, Willie B Johnson Recreation keeps things low key but lively. Line-dance classes, a basketball court, and plenty of community programs make it an easy go-to when you need to move.”

From the Sherman-Denison newsletter, September 8, 2026

“Swap asphalt for ice this week at Children's Health StarCenter Farmers Branch, the Dallas Stars' home for public skating, learn-to-skate classes, figure sessions, and hockey leagues for kids and adults. Grab a friend, chase some laps, maybe finally try that slap shot.”

From the Irving newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Animal Connection Experience at Fritz Park nails that sweet spot between low-key and wow. Think fully interactive petting zoo, pony rides for the littles, ring-tailed Lemur Land to ogle, hatching chick peeks, a hands-on play zone, plus rotating Saturday Surprises and a walk-up cafe to keep everyone fueled.”

From the Irving newsletter, September 3, 2026

“The Courses at Watters Creek packs 33 holes into one spot, from the 18-hole Traditions to a quick nine on The Players and a fun 6-hole Futures loop with shots from 40 to 110 yards. Hit the practice center this week, then book a lesson or join a league and actually see progress.”

From the Plano newsletter, September 15, 2026

“When the summer wiggles hit, Kid Mania delivers the cure with a massive Maze Mania, a stacked Arcade Mania, and the Kid Mania Cafe for refuels. You get an adult area to actually sit, and the nearby Fort Worth spot keeps it close for Arlington families.”

From the Fort Worth newsletter, September 18, 2026

“If a buddy waves you onto their tee time, Dallas Country Club is the kind of round where the conversation hits as clean as the irons. Play, decompress, call it networking, and suddenly Wednesday looks a lot more manageable this week.”

From the Dallas newsletter, August 3, 2026

“Grapevine Golf Course serves up 27 holes with modern TifEagle greens, scenic roughs and water hazards. Hit the range this week, sign up for instruction, then refuel at Persimmons Bar & Grill, all at a course pursuing Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary status so your rounds feel good in more ways than one.”

From the Grapevine Lake newsletter, August 5, 2026

“Dial in your swing this week at The Lakes at Castle Hills, a private, boutique club with tour quality turf, rolling terrain and natural water features recognized by Golf Digest as a Top 100 course in Texas. Membership also brings polished dining and racquet fun for easy post-round unwinding.”

From the Carrollton newsletter, August 4, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Line up a golf day this week. Waterchase Golf Club in Fort Worth brings a Par 72 with six sets of tees, tree-lined doglegs, split fairways, and a signature waterfall, so whether you’re scratch or just dodging chores, there’s a risk-reward shot calling your name.”

From the Fort Worth newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Bear Creek Golf Club serves up 36 holes of Ted Robinson-designed championship golf, then flips into chill mode at The Backyard with a retro Airstream, fire pits, craft cocktails, and lawn games. Minutes from DFW, perfect for sneaking in a weekday round or post-work nine.”

From the H-E-B newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Chase a little adventure without leaving town at Coyote Ridge Golf Club, where one course plays like two distinct layouts that keep every round fresh. Bring your swing for the challenge, then reward it at Grill 19 with a pre or post round bite.”

From the Carrollton newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Aquatic complex chain with additional land attractions including mini-golf, laser tag & go-karts.”

“This week, SEA LIFE Grapevine Aquarium delivers an Ocean Tunnel walk-through, a Sea Turtle Rescue Center, and 5,000 creatures including stingrays, sharks, and jellies, plus hands-on Interactive Rockpools so kids learn by touch while you decompress. Level it up with a Behind The Scenes Tour for extra marine-nerd joy.”

From the Coppell newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Lake Park Executive Golf Course is the easygoing side of Lake Lewisville golf, with a lighted nine-hole layout, FootGolf, batting cages, and a 20-acre practice range that keeps the swings going after sunset. Great for beginners, juniors, or a no-stress tune-up between errands.”

From the Lewisville newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Whether you're tuning up your drive or corralling chaos with some putt-putt, Golf Center of Arlington delivers Toptracer and TrackMan, PowerTee, a 36-hole mini golf adventure around waterfalls, and a local craft beer bar with over 50 options. Covered and heated bays mean practice happens this week.”

From the Arlington newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Indoor trampoline park featuring a dodgeball court, a stunt-fall area and a rock-climbing wall.”

“Chain of indoor trampoline parks featuring freestyle bouncing, dodgeball, fitness programs & more.”

“Skip the endless scroll and get outside at Fort Worth Stockyards, where live music, two-stepping, world-class rodeos, Western shopping and legit barbecue all share the same dusty boots. The daily cattle drive is pure Texas, and it’s a fun reset when you need something different midweek.”

From the Fort Worth newsletter, September 15, 2026

“Trampolines and dodgeball games are the highlights of this facility with foam pits and a basketball hoop.”

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Ready for a home-course feel without leaving the neighborhood? The Clubs of Prestonwood - The Creek pairs championship fairways with a full private-club vibe, from tennis and pickleball to resort-style pools, fitness, and legit dining traditions like Sunday Brunch and Trivia Night...”

From the Richardson newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Swap your couch for an 8K LED dome powered by COSM technology at the Jane & John Justin Foundation Omni Theater. Classic documentaries and brand-new visual experiences let you dive with sharks, stroll with dinos, or rocket to space, and Reel Adventures add hands-on fun that keeps kids and grownups buzzing.”

From the Fort Worth newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Great Wolf Lodge | Grapevine keeps the fun at a balmy 84 degrees with an 80,000-square-foot indoor water park, plus dry-land adventures, free daily family activities, and on-site dining, all under one roof. Newly reimagined spaces make it an easy, kid-hype-fueling escape close to home this week.”

From the Grapevine Lake newsletter, September 23, 2026

“Lake Park Golf Course gives you a legit choice between a 6,135-yard par-70 track and a lighted nine-hole executive loop, plus a 20-acre, music-infused practice range right on Lake Lewisville. FootGolf, batting cages, solid instruction, and a Golf Digest nod make it an easy local go-to.”

From the Lewisville newsletter, September 14, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Whether you’re sneaking out after work or plotting a full Saturday, Cowboys Golf Club here in Grapevine pairs championship golf with serious Cowboys flair, from brand-new Beau Welling greens to a Toptracer range with game-used AT&T Stadium turf and a regulation goalpost.”

From the Grapevine Lake newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Another Round serves up 18 holes of funky indoor mini golf, 9 holes of Duffleboard tabletop putting, arcade and patio games, and a full bar pouring signature cocktails. Rally the crew and turn weeknight boredom into bragging rights.”

From the Irving newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Designed by Jay and Carter Morrish, this members-only country club features a golf course, a pro shop, a bar, and a restaurant.”

“Need a midweek cool-down? Hurricane Harbor Arlington brings the six-story plunges, relaxing lazy rivers, and kid-approved play zones, plus the All-New Splash Island with 17 colorful slides and over 100 interactive water features. Call it your go-to this week when mowing the lawn can absolutely wait.”

From the Fort Worth newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Cinepolis leans into the good stuff, with state-of-the-art sound and projection that make your snack-run decisions feel oddly cinematic. When you want a crisp, big-screen escape without overthinking it, this reliable chain delivers the polished experience every time.”

From the Grand Prairie newsletter, September 3, 2026

“Whether you’re wrangling friends, family, or coworkers, The Escape Game The Colony at Grandscape serves up 60-minute adventures with multiple rooms, clever puzzles, and unlimited hints, so no one gets stuck for long. It’s built for all ages and skill levels, which makes victory selfies much more likely.”

From the The Colony newsletter, September 1, 2026

“Jousting, horsemanship & falconry plus a 4-course, utensil-free meal served in a castle-like space.”

“The Clubs of Prestonwood - The Hills pairs championship golf on The Hills Course with clubhouse dining and cocktails, plus favorites like Trivia Night and Sunday Brunch. It’s the local move when you want a polished round, good food, and a little community all in one place.”

From the Sherman-Denison newsletter, August 28, 2026

“State-of-the-art dine-in cinema boasting an upscale menu, comfortable recliners and clean surroundings.”

“When the kids are ricocheting off the furniture, Launch Family Entertainment Arlington corrals the chaos into pure fun with trampolines, bowling, a ninja course, VR laser tag, climbing walls, dodgeball and an arcade. Solid pick for Weatherford families, and their birthday and group events make planning painless.”

From the Mansfield newsletter, September 6, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“This week, point the kiddos to First Tee - Greater Dallas, where junior golf is paired with life skills and mentoring to build character, confidence, and resilience. They make learning fun, safe to try and fail, and surprisingly motivating for school, friendships, and everything in between.”

From the Lewisville newsletter, August 21, 2026

“Whether you’re sneaking in a weeknight range session under the lights or chasing those fast, true-rolling mini-verde greens, Pecan Hollow Golf Course nails the balance of challenge and fun with five tee boxes, white sand bunkers, a 5-hole short course and a massive putting green.”

From the Garland newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Chain spot featuring bowling, arcade games (including Japan imports), karaoke and a cafe.”

“Whether you're chasing a new high score or just need an easy weeknight plan that isn’t another crowded chain, Push Start Play is the local video arcade where friendly rivalries thrive and stress takes a timeout. Grab your crew, tap in, and let the nostalgia (and trash talk) flow.”

From the Lewisville newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Texas 9 Golf is a nine-hole executive course with a legit driving range, perfect for sharpening your short game and swinging off some weekday stress this week. New management has refreshed the place since 2023, so it plays fast, fun, and friendly.”

From the Arlington newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Punch Line Irving keeps the calendar stacked with everything from stand-up heavy hitters like Erin Jackson to themed nights like Drag Brunch at the Punch, Halal Hilarity, and The Medium Spicy Show. If you need a lift this week, this is the neighborhood stage to hit.”

From the Irving newsletter, September 7, 2026

“VisitDallas Mural packs Big D pride into one vibrant wall, featuring Reunion Tower, the Traveling Man and more, painted by Tex & Sergio with help from Meredith White and Brynner Aldrich. Next time you’re in Deep Ellum for a show or tacos, swing by for the obligatory pic.”

From the Cleburne newsletter, September 9, 2026

“Puttshack - Addison brings tech-infused indoor mini golf to Addison with automatic scoring, interactive 9-hole courses, and the original Challenge Hole for a little friendly trash talk. Stick around for chef-driven bites and craft cocktails, because victory tastes better with something delicious in hand.”

From the Carrollton newsletter, September 20, 2026

“Oakmont Country Club serves up an 18-hole championship par-72 with champion Bermuda greens, 51 bunkers and six water holes that actually make you think before you swing. Stay for the clubhouse deck vibes, tennis, swimming, and fitness, plus chef-led dining when you’ve earned something better than drive-thru.”

From the Denton newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Chase that satisfying flush at The Golf Club of Dallas, a classic, challenging track with serious pedigree that once hosted the tournament that became the Byron Nelson.”

From the Waxahachie newsletter, August 15, 2026

“Climb aboard Grapevine Vintage Railroad for a family-friendly spin in authentic 1920s coaches along the Historic Cotton Belt Route.”

From the Grapevine Lake newsletter, August 26, 2026

“Whether you're tuning up with TrackMan range stations and two short game areas or chasing birdies across two championship layouts, Gleneagles Country Club also brings Texas flavors with course views, racquet sports, and lively socials like wine tastings and trivia. A quick hop from Lewisville.”

From the Lewisville newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Dallas Zoo’s African calf, Matope, is out exploring his habitat, and this fall’s Safari Nights run September 5 to October 3 with live cover bands. Perfect excuse for a quick DFW day trip when you need giraffes, good vibes, and a legit reason to act like a kid.”

From the Dallas newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Texas Rangers Golf Club is the world’s only MLB-branded course, open to the public with a layout good enough to host the Korn Ferry Tour’s Veritex Bank Championship. Book a round, then refuel at the Home Plate Restaurant and pretend your approach shot was on purpose.”

From the Fort Worth newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Timberlinks Golf Club is a breezy nine with a par-35 layout by Lyndy Lindsey, all undulating terrain and sneaky Bermuda greens that keep Denton swings honest. It debuted in 2003 and was ranked #13 in Texas for nine-hole courses in 2025, perfect for a quick after-work loop.”

From the Denton newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Spacious, kid-oriented entertainment spot featuring a wide variety of trampolines, dodgeball and jousting activities.”

“If your irons are ghosting greens, Highlands Performance Golf Center in nearby Carrollton has 65 real‑grass tees, covered stalls and true Bermuda greens, plus PGA‑trained coaches for private, group, and junior lessons. No tee times, just show up and groove the swing before your next weekend round. Check it out.”

From the Carrollton newsletter, September 21, 2026

“Will Rogers Memorial Center delivers with a historic 120-acre campus hosting equestrian, agricultural, entertainment and sporting events, including international, grand-scale shows, in the Fort Worth Cultural District.”

From the Fort Worth newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Whether your crew needs to bounce out the wiggles or celebrate big, Super Llama Inflatable Park packs wall-to-wall inflatable fun for all ages. Tackle the Wrecking Ball, duel on the Battle Beam, let littles roam the Toddler Area, then high-five your cardio. Easy birthday parties and group hangouts, too.”

From the Carrollton newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Dimensions Escape Rooms - Lewisville brings movie-style escapes with lasers, fog, and clever puzzles, plus guaranteed private games and unlimited hints to keep things fun. Grab friends, family, or your work crew for Espionage, ARM-2, or The Ring Master and see who actually thrives under pressure.”

From the Lewisville newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Stewart Peninsula Golf Course turns a 9-track into 18 unique holes with red flags first, gold flags second, multiple tees, and breezy lake views. Straight is great here, so bring a few extra balls and treat yourself to a quick hometown loop.”

From the The Colony newsletter, August 30, 2026

“Back Nine Golf brings Denton golf indoors with Full Swing simulators that read your swing, ball speed, and launch angle so you can actually fix that slice. Grab friends this week for casual rounds, join a league, or sharpen up for your next tee time... no membership required.”

From the Lewisville newsletter, August 29, 2026

“Lively chain featuring bowling lanes, laser tag and a pizza parlor.”

“Long-running chain of recreation centers for mini-golf; some feature arcades & other attractions.”

“Frisco Lakes Golf Club is more than a tee time... it’s a 7,099-yard championship playground with a lighted, Trackman-powered Top Range blasting tunes, plus a legit kitchen turning out brick-oven pizzas, house-smoked BBQ, tacos, and ice cream. Perfect for a midweek reset right down the road.”

From the The Colony newsletter, August 24, 2026

“Golf Clubs at The Tribute serves up two character-packed courses, from Scottish-inspired Tribute Golf Links to the 1920s-flavored Old American Golf Club, so you get wind-in-your-face, shotmaking fun close to home.”

From the Celina newsletter, August 11, 2026

“Whether you’re shagging range balls or actually chasing a lower handicap, PGA TOUR Superstore Plano lines up PGA-certified instructors, STUDIO club fittings, and practice bays with perfect conditions. Drop into a clinic or a virtual 9-hole this week and make your swing finally cooperate.”

From the Plano newsletter, September 23, 2026

“Established in 1961 just outside downtown Fort Worth, Diamond Oaks Country Club is a low-key spot for a true private golf experience. Members get private rounds, relaxed dining, and polished spaces for weddings or events, a solid home base for weekend swings and family milestones.”

From the Fort Worth newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Large-scale indoor trampoline center hosting open jump, fitness classes, dodgeball & parties.”

“Looking for an easy round close to home? Ridgeview Ranch Golf Course has tee times, lessons when your fade turns into a boomerang, and a Toptracer-powered range that makes practice feel like a video game. Keep an eye on their 2026 Greens Project and go see what’s shaping up this week.”

From the North DFW newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Whether you're planning a corporate outing, a milestone party, or just want made-from-scratch bites with 10 beers on tap and wall-to-wall game coverage, Home Plate at Texas Rangers Golf Club serves scenic outdoor spaces, modern event rooms, and an expansive patio that makes gatherings feel easy.”

From the Arlington newsletter, September 22, 2026

“Shady Valley Country Club is the local reset button this week... tee it up, cool off in the pool, then settle into dinner that beats another takeout night; whether you’re dialing in your short game or just craving a laid back vibe, it’s a solid midweek upgrade.”

From the Arlington newsletter, August 23, 2026

“Chain of movie theaters, some with multiple screens, stadium seats & self-service ticketing kiosks.”

“Private Fairway Plano is a membership-based indoor golf studio with TrackMan tech that gives you full club and ball data plus video for every swing, so practice actually sticks. Sneak in a fast 18 in about 45 minutes, invite a friend, and keep your game sharp between Texas scorchers.”

From the Plano newsletter, August 18, 2026

“Large-scale indoor trampoline center hosting open jump, fitness classes, dodgeball & parties.”

“McCord Park Splash Pad is the town's no-cost water play spot that keeps kids and grown-ups smiling when temps spike. Water features run automatically, the water is chlorinated and recirculated, and it's perfect for quick cooldowns... remember swim diapers if needed and leave the pups at home.”

From the Little Elm newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Family-friendly destination featuring ice cream and 2 18-hole putting courses, plus a full bar and restaurant.”