st. george children's museum

Took my 4 year old son and his 3 year old friend. I wasn't exactly sure what I was getting myself into. the boys had a blast but, I think they had to drag me out of there. Lol It was so much fun watching their eyes grow as big as the bubbles.

Brought our 3.5 year old here and he never wanted to leave! There was actually plenty of stuff that's interesting for adults too.

This free (donations accepted) children's museum is awesome. Our grandkids love it, and love it when we take them there. A must visit if you have children visiting St George.

This is an incredible children's museum for such a small community. They have really outdone themselves on this one. If you are from the area or just traveling through, it is a great place to spend the afternoon as a family.

This place was great. The diversity of play/learning areas made it great for younger and older kids. The stage; the dress ups; the car area, and so much more.

The price is very friendly - a $3 suggested donation per person. However, we went on a Saturday afternoon and it was cacophonous pandemonium. My 9 year old daughter was a little intimidated by the chaos, and she is not a shy kid. Many more children than adults, and many of those children seemed to be essentially unsupervised. The exhibits are great, and I will try to return at a quieter time for a better experience.

My kids love coming here. We have to hit it every time we come to St George. They've gone to the art class with Shirley on the last two visits and they love it!

But because my younger kids wanted to go, we made him come with us. He enjoyed it just as much as the younger kids (my other kids are ages 7,9, & 11).The museum is actually free, but they ask for a $3 donation per person. It is well worth that for the several hours your kids will enjoy there.With three floors and each room with a different theme, there is a lot to explore. The basement was our favorite area, with the main floor as next favorite.Some of the features my kids enjoyed:1. Bubble machines2. Game that puts you in the action via green screen.3. The music room with string-less instruments.4. The tornado machine5. The shadow machine6. The build a contraction area.

We planned a first visit to the St. George Children's Museum, not knowing what to expect. (We traveled from Salt Lake City.) After reading online that they recommend a donation of $3 per person, I anticipated a tired, outdated indoor play area. Boy, was I in for a pleasant surprise! Firstly, it is housed in a lovely historic building in nice condition. It is three stories, each open for play. The top level currently has a temporary exhibit featuring "Frozen" as the theme. It looks as though many of the exhibits are possible due to donors which have their own spaces in the museum: Zions Bank, Hoopes Vision, etc. The exhibits are done very well. There is such a variety to keep children curious and entertained, from a kingdom to music, from the farm and veterinary to wheelchair basketball! I am impressed! We had children ranging in age from 4 up to 13, and they all had a great time. It's nice to know it is there for the times when we visit, but want to do something indoors.

We loved visiting this Museum with our grandkids. It was fun, entertaining, and clean. A definite must do for families with young children.

I have a 6 year old and a 2 year old. It is great for my 6 year old, she can do everything and enjoys it, my 2 year old struggles to do most of the activities, they do have some areas she can really enjoy her time. I would really love to have a designated 'toddler' area, but really, its a good time whenever we go. Its a fun date to take your kids on to kill some time.

I'm new at being a grandmother and living in St. George. What a wonderful gift to be living in a place that has such devotion to families. This museum was awesome. I don't know who had more fun in the three hours my 21 month old visited this place. Was it the grandparents, parents, or my dear grandson? This is an amazing place to take your kids of all ages. I guarantee you will not be disappointed.

This is a great activity for grandparents to share with their families. Filled with happy kids exploring all the interesting exhibits. Good way to fill an afternoon.

We read on trip advisor about this museum. We had 5 children ranging from 3-9 years old. All of them enjoyed it very much. We happened to go during a book fair. The kids did a scavenger hunt on paper during the museum visit and were awarded with a free teddy bear! Then we were able to purchase children's gently used library books for $.25. We ended up with 66 books!! All in all an amazing day!!

This museum is so very well put together and is suitable for all ages. So many different rooms and always other kids there for my 3 year old to play and interact with. The best part, they only ask for donations in order to get in and keep the museum up and running. Such a wonderful place for children to learn and have fun at the same time!