Supervised Visitation Resources · Dallas, TX
Supervised Visitation Activity & Outside Location Guide
Practical, approved options for office-based visits, free community spaces, museums, and active fun near our Dallas office at 100 Crescent Court — for children ages 4 through 17.
Every location, activity, and transportation plan must be approved by your visitation monitor before travel or purchase. All plans remain subject to your controlling court order, safety requirements, and program policies. This guide is informational and is not legal advice.
How It Works
Supervised Visitation Activity & Outside Location Guide
Every community-based visit begins at our Dallas office. Families should not go directly to an activity location unless the visitation monitor gives different written instructions.
Meet at 100 Crescent Court
The child, visiting parent, and other required participants meet the visitation monitor at the scheduled start time.
Choose a location that fits
Outings work best with three or more hours available, once driving, parking, and admission time are factored in.
Complete check-in
The monitor confirms attendance, reviews the approved destination, and addresses any visit instructions.
Follow the court-ordered schedule
The selected location must allow transportation and the activity to fit within the authorized visit period.
Family provides transportation
After check-in, the family transports the child to the approved location — safely, lawfully, and per the court order.
Confirm the transportation plan
Driver, seating, car seats, parking costs, travel time, and return instructions are confirmed before the visit.
Prefer to stay at the office?
Families may remain at 100 Crescent Court for the full visit. Age-appropriate toys and activities are provided, and families may bring their own approved games, books, or crafts.
Location Directory
Find an Approved Activity Near 100 Crescent Court
Filter by category or search by name. Confirm current hours and pricing with the venue, and get your monitor’s approval before you go.
Request a Supervised Visitation Intake. Link
Before You Choose
Before Choosing a Visit Location
Get approval first.
The monitor must approve the exact venue, date, and activity before tickets are purchased.
Choose clear sightlines
Avoid dark, maze-like, or highly crowded environments where visual observation would be difficult.
Review the court order.
The court order, safety plan, and agency rules control even when a venue’s policies differ.
Prepare for weather & sensory needs.
Outdoor visits need a weather backup. Loud, crowded venues may not fit every child.
Before You Choose
Before Choosing a Visit Location
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Do I need approval before choosing a location?
Yes. The visitation monitor must approve the exact venue, date, and activity before your family travels or purchases tickets.
Who pays for admission and activities?
The visiting parent is generally responsible for admission for the child, the visiting parent, and the monitor, plus parking, food, and activity costs — unless your service agreement or court order states otherwise.
Can we arrange alternate pickup instead of returning to the office?
Only with a completed Transportation and Alternate Pickup Authorization, approved in advance. Without it, the default arrangement remains at 100 Crescent Court.
What if this guide conflicts with our court order?
The controlling court order always governs. This guide is an administrative resource, not legal advice — please consult your attorney about any requested change to court-ordered terms.
How do I begin supervised visitation services?
Start the intake process below, or contact our team directly — a coordinator will walk you through scheduling, monitor assignment, and program requirements.
Ready to begin supervised visitation services?
Our team will walk you through intake, scheduling, and monitor approval.