Children's Museum of Stockton

Overall a great experience but very dated. I came here once on a field trip in kindergarten and only have memory of being pushed out of the way of everything by other kids--bringing my toddler healed my inner child but I genuinely don't think anything has been updated since I was here in like 1997. My three year old and I came today, a Sunday. I meant to get here at 10am when they opened because I thought it would be busy...but showing up by noon was totally fine. On a weekend day there were only maybe 3 other kids here, which is sad. Admission was only $20 for the two of us. There are tons of fun, interactive exhibits, but most of it doesn't work correctly or is worn out and broken.I think if they revamped the exhibits and updated everything it would be amazing.

Came here a month ago after my graduation. Brought my little one. It was cheap. I think we paid $7 each or close to that. It was fun. My little one loved playing grocery shopper and cashier. She loves being a veterinarian. Some of the things didn't work and some of the things looked a little worn down but my little one didn't care.I would recommend working on fixing the things that are not working or missing parts. Additionally, I would recommend keeping things looking good and not looking worn out.

My little one had tons of fun playing here! A great value and a true gem. It opened my eyes to the world of children's museums.

My husband and I were looking for some places for my 4yr old daughter to spend time on the weekend, and we found this. Honestly, it was not a super wow but did not disappoint us either. This place was a perfect place for my daughter since she always wanted to see and get onto real fire fighter, ambulance & police officer vehicles. In my opinion, it fits for age 5 and under. After all, she said she loved the place and that's already worth the money spent.

Perfect for children ages 1-10. The 4-7 year olds had the most fun with everything though. As an adult who comes from my El Rancho de Ixpalino, Sinaloa I thought it was SUPER PADRE jajajaja the smile on the kids faces is what's best. Their favorite was the eye experience, the vet clinic, and the shopping center. Lindos los hermosos plebillos.

First time here, came on a Thursday when they first opened and I went with a 2 and 6 year old.It is $7/pp over the age of 1, easy check in and staff was nice. There is a lot to do from firetruck/front of a bus/police car/mini helicopter/motorcycle plus a slide, "grocery store", water table, trains, post office, lego slot track, magnetic area, etc. There is an area for under 4 year Olds only as well which was nice. There was a field trip of a bus full of kids there for the first bit we were there so we experienced a busier time but once they departed there was less than 20 people there which is nice. There is no food options here but could eat outside (the field trip kids did, we did not so not 100% sure what tables they have available)They had a hand washing station and hand sanitizer everywhere which was nice. The 2 year old had fun but was a little young for certain things available but the 6 year old could do everything and was really engaged. I would come back again, even with the 2 year old as there was enough to do to keep him entertained for hours. The location of the museum is near many homeless encampment but the parking lot felt safe and there is a gate around the cars.

easy to find location and there is a parking lot which is great. we spent a good hour and half here. lots of different areas to see. lot of hand sanitizers too but a couple of them didnt have a good scent. i was teary eyed reading about how this museum cameabout. stemmed from the elementary shooting in Stockton of '89. such a tragedy. only complaint was in some area toys were missing. (example: not enough parts to build in space area, missing magnet wands in the magnet area, the "food" items in the supermarket should be newer ones or more, and some of buttons or things didnt work. nevertheless, we still had fun.

It's been nearly two years since our last visit to this museum. My child is 4.5 now, and he's still the right age for this fantastic museum! Now that almost all COVID precautions don't exist anymore, I can tell the museum has more things available for the kids to play with, and there were definitely A LOT of patrons! I love to see the kids all playing and exploring. My son's favorite exhibit, again, was the water table! This really is the highlight of the museum (in my opinion lol). He also loved the small playground with the twisty tunnel slide haha. Definitely another highlight of the museum is all of the vehicles inside that the kids can explore!!I think this place is perfect for kids aged 2.5-7, although I saw a much older kid here with his mom, maybe 11/12, who still looked like he was having a good time.

My 2 year old loved it!The Children's Museum is a great place for little ones to explore. It's also like a little imagination city too with a kid-sized grocery store, post office, bank, news set, etc. Plus life-sized police car, old firetruck, helicopter, etc. It's definitely a great place to let your little ones run around and play. It has its own parking lot and street parking, if needed. Affordable entry. And they offer a membership!Def recommend

We brought our two grandsons here and they loved it! i will say it was a little expensive but it was worth it. Everything is nice and clean, lots of things for the kids to explore.