Inside the Children’s Museum is a healthy kids clinic, an infant/toddler developmental space, a parent resource room that also serves as a multi-purpose space, a family restroom, a nursing room for mothers, and a natural science space. Its natural science space exhibits one of the Museum’s largest fully articulated specimens from the natural science collection — a Galapagos turtle, placed in a large dome so that young guests can see it from all angles.

Live reptiles and amphibians are a central element of the Children’s Museum. All throughout the gallery, they are placed in their living environments so that children can observe and learn about their daily habits. The Children’s Museum also features an indoor block-building site where children can construct a train, and the kid’s grocery. Outside is a brilliant pink – Rosa Mexicano – pergola designed by Ricardo Legorreta. Underneath the pergola is the outdoor construction exhibit where children can actually build a project.  The outdoor experience also includes several innovative water play stations.

They’re open weekends to the public in the Fall, when a 4 acre Corn Maze and 16 acre Pumpkin Patch are featured activities, but there’s a lot more to “dew” at the farm! They’ve got attractions from A to Z!