Children's Museum

We went to the children’s museum today. It was rather busy with free admission. My daughter being 10 said it was a little beneath her but she said it was enjoyable. Not sure if Museum is the right word to describe this place as it felt more like a play area.

This is a wonderful place for kids to explore and play. It is also very popular and crowded sometimes, but well worth the experience. The water table was my kids' favourite!

It was pretty cool. With regards to accessibility it was ok, however my son is a wheelchair user and we attended with a smaller mobility aid... had we brought his wheelchair (manual & child size - he is 6) it would have been very tight in the train and hard to navigate. Many other areas were decently accessible, some areas not at all, I'd say about 50% was accessible for a wheelchair user.

This was a nice little side trip. The kids really had lots of fun. There were some neat exhibits, though the playground was just a little too high for a 4 year old to make use of.
We went through it pretty quickly though. I think we milked it out and only got around 2 hours of activity before the kids got bored. There's lots of open space, and perhaps they could pack a little more into it.
Generally worth the time as a side trip, but maybe not the primary activity for a day.

Children's museum is limited to activities, free parking with admission, staff very friendly, specific to under age 10

This was a really fun, unplanned stop for us! My three year old just loved the facility, especially the real train which has been modified to be a child friendly play area! We ended up with a couple of hours to spare, and I'm so glad we ended up here. We could have spent more time there for sure. I really appreciated all of the reading nooks set around the play areas to encourage rest and reading.

On a Friday that we visited the museum was a hustle and bustle of young visitors from schools. Our kiddos were able to try out various areas of fun! Great cool place to visit on a warm day.