Explorium

Just a ingenious integration of learning opportunities and fun! There are lots of activities for every child personally and age! Even a great baby/ toddler pit that keeps them safe from older kids but still allows a parent to watch and interact. Activities change up and the yearly pass is amazingly priced!They are so creative, using building materials, a great climbing area, and they even do periodic story times! There is a eating/ parent rest area where you can get a cup of coffee, bright windows, and it's kept up so well. Everything looked clean and well maintained! This is our new favorite go to!

This is an awesome spot, fun for kids of all ages, tons to do! Affordable too. The only downside is parents have to pay too, but even still it's more affordable than most places.

Fun way to spend the day. They really put a lot of thought into the items the things they offer to explore.

My kids had an absolute blast! There was a dinosaur themed book and art project. My kids are 2 and 6 and there was ample interactive activities for both of them to enjoy. It was Halloween themed and the entire staff was so accommodating and they keep the place clean and organized. Wish we lived closer since we would definitely be members of this place. Highly recommend!

This was a great spot to stop on our trip. My boys, age 7 and 5, had a lot of fun. We spent about 1.5 hours playing and my kids would have stayed longer if we didn't have to get back on the road. They played in the awesome chicken coop. My five year old loved the slide and my seven year old preferred to get down via the fire pole (so cool). They had magnetic boards with words and dress up magnets. The coop also had chalk boards for creating whatever you'd like. There was a small climbing wall, a draw bridge, and stairs as well. They had a few hands on crafting/building tables and my five year old is really proud of his party hat that he made with his dad. The life size operation game was so cool, I got a kick out of it. The ball drop wall had great variety of items to create tunnels and slides for the ball to travel from the top to bottom, side to side, and down. They built an awesome fort out of blue foam blocks, made music with several different instruments, including a piano. My son loved that he could see the inside of the piano as he played. The music trees are very nicely placed and such a cute idea. Over all we really enjoyed the museum. There is room for the museum to grow and add more for the kids to do. If more outside support from businesses and customers join in, I'm sure this will continue to be a great place for the community.

So impressed! There was so much to do for my three year old. They are taking so many measures for Covid and I felt really safe being there. Masks required, low capacity, appointment required, social distancing, etc. I highly recommend this place to all age groups! We loved the open atmosphere and various activities such as art, climbing, imaginary play, slides, etc.!

This was a fun experience for open learning for my child's group. It encouraged play, which is a large component in learning at this age. It is a small place, but had a bit of everything. We've experienced the same type of activities in larger science and children's museums, and this place still supports exploration and STEM learning.

Very cute place great for kids from 4-10, kind of expensive, but if you go for a long time it's not so bad. You have to pay for adults which is not great. My kids had so much fun!

This place is a great find! My sister and I went and took two 3 year olds and an 11 year old. The price is fairly reasonable at $6 adults/$5 kids. I'm not keen on places that charge adults - just make the kid ticket $11. There's a nifty little coffee bar and snack area (all for purchase) and some seating outside the play area. The play area has tons of different stations and we loved this! There's a play/climbing structure to make sure the kids are worn out for nap time, there's a couple of "building" stations like tinker toy type stuff, some imaginary play stations and then some science stations. There's a wind tunnel, a PVC pipe slide, a milking cow with water dripping from the udders and a giant game of Operation, to name a few highlights. We spent about 2 hours here and definitely could've stayed longer. It's well worth the money and it's fun and easy to play with your kids too. The only cons I have besides the pricing setup is there are only 2 bathrooms (potty training toddlers need to go NOW), the play area is just in shambles most of the time and the website says up to 12 years, but my 11 year old was pretty bored. She entertained herself playing with the littles mostly, so I'm okay with that. This place is definitely worth putting on rotation for cold, hot or rainy days!

My youngest who's 7 loved it here. They have something for all ages. It's clean and all the employees are so nice. It's something inexpensive to do with the kids if you're on a budget as w