Children's Museum, Stockton 402 West Weber Avenue, Stockton, CA 95203

"This place was probably great 10 years ago when they first installed many of the displays. But due to a woeful lack of maintenance and any updates, it seems, over half of the exhibits are either missing key components or entirely inoperative. See pics. That they charge admission is embarrassing. With some serious effort to replace a lot of the broken stuff, this could be great again; but in the meantime, it’s barely worth the price of admission other than to get out of the rain."

"This is a cute little hidden gem. I took my 4 yr old grandson here, and he had such a good time. Driving the vehicles. Pretending to be a vet and a doctor. Building the perfect Lego race car to race on the track. Being a news reporter and an astronaut. It was great to have so many hands-on activities for him. The only drawback is the location. It's in a sketchy area, but with that said... we had no problems. I will definitely be going back. After 3 hours of following my grandson around, I wanted to leave, and he cried all the way to the car."

"This is a nice safe space to bring kids ages 4 through 11. The exhibits are very unique and will cater to different interests. The museum works with arts organizations like Art Expressions and host free art workshops regularly. The kids will spend ay least 45 min exploring the entire museum with hands on and fun interactive opportunities. I like watching the boys race their Lego car, sit in the fire truck police car and ambulance, and play in the grocery store."

"This place was so fun for our kids ages 4, 6 and 9. There are so many different things and places for them to explore and the themed rooms are super cool. There were a lot of things that seemed to need a little TLC/fixing, but the kids had fun regardless"

"Really cool place to bring children that need to burn off energy and increase their creativity. My kid is 2 years old and loves to roam and flex his curiosity at this place. Thing to note: No food or drinks are allowed so make sure you’re not hungry before you visit!"