Kathryn Friedlund

such a great place! The tour guides are phenomenal. The art is beautiful, the facility is beautiful, and there is so much enriching education to be had, including history! I enjoyed reading about the history here. The displays are well thawed out, and there are even ways for the kids to get involved, including a "seek and find" in certain rooms.

I took a public tour and it was really engaging and a wonderful way to learn about the museum, the artists, the art, and the story behind it all.

I was happily surprised to find out that they have many other programs throughout the week! I am so excited to come back.

Really awesome place, with thorough exhibits, easy to maneuver with a stroller and plenty of room to roam even when busy. All ages can appreciate. There are video displays, hands on exhibits, and lots of reading too - go as deep as you want! I can't believe this resource is free to visit! Suggested donation of $10. Even if you believe in a young earth, this is a great visit and very informative.

This really is a beautiful park where you can observe nature and take a nice walk! There are also some covered picnic tables, a playground for kids, a tennis court, a volleyball pit, and some basketball courts. Lots of wild plants growing around the ponds. A nice wide paved walking path. It is beautiful! No restrooms that I saw.

We've loved this park over the years! Lots of fun for kids of all ages.
There's a close parking lot and a few shaded picnic benches close.

Many packaged bulk food items including sugar substitutes, flours, sugars, spices, snacks, candies, and freshly ground peanut butter! Fresh produce, refrigerated section, and cleaning products too.