Great place for little ones! They restore all kinds of tractors and have a lot of other antiques and relics on display. You have to keep a close eye on your little one because the old tractors inside the hangar are not to be touches, and the antiques on display are right within reach (not behind glass) and also aren't to be touched. There is a fun and bumpy tractor ride for an extra fee, and an old firetruck and train car for the little ones to climb in. There is a coffee and tea set up for the adults, a corner with books, a few toys, and a coloring station with crayons. Outside are a bunch of picnic tables. We spent about 2 hours there with our 2.5 year old and they didn't want to leave! It's a nice place to go on a Saturday morning.

The museum of tractor is a big hangar full (and I mean full) of tractors. What else can you want?! The museum stuff fixes and repair old tractors - from various periods, makes and models - which are then presented with information and historical facts. It is interesting and fun to view all the various models from the beginning of the 20th century to newer models. You can not climb the tractors presented but in addition, there's a garden with an old train, a fire track, and some tractors which kids can click and play with. My two-years-old really enjoyed our visit. There a short tractor ride available for extra payment - not sure it's worth it...

Great place to spend an hour or two with kids. Lots of old trucks.

Nice place to spend 1-2 hours with ~3-5 years old kids. Many tractors to go through, a couple to sit on, a nice drawing area and a tour of the area on a real tractor. Well organized and shaded. The popsicles at the entrance are a great addition. Things to consider / improve: offer a few more tractors to sit on, and even better, climb on. Expand a little the creative area and add more crayons / tractor patterns. The tour on the tractor should be shorter (it's fun, yet a 25-30 minutes drive is a little too long for the little kids AND the adults). As is, 45 NIS per person (25 for the museum and 20 for the optional tour) seems too expensive. Overall, a nice visit. Thanks!

Excellent place to visit, many tractors, bulldozers, even a plane, the museum of tools was also good and nostalgic. There are friendly cats around :) Recommended to visit with or without kids of all ages!

Wonderful place, full of beautiful antiques , Don't miss the Tractor ride, it worth the extra money.

Nice place for toddlers. Simple like old times. Can kill 2-3 hours.

Absolutely amazing museum. Many different types of tractors, items of life of kibbutzniks.

Very nice for children a bit overselling the coffee station which was funny … but overall great experience for children … but dusty and bit hard to breath inside the exhibits

Wonderful collection of tractors and passionate knowledgeable stuff

Great museum to have fun with your small children. The kids had a blast riding a tractor's cart and getting the chance to sit on multiple interesting looking tractors. Open on Saturdays.

Unbelievable amount of old tracktors.

Strange for me, I loved the place!!! Very nice and polite stuff!

Wonderful experience for 25 NIS per person. Very nice collection which includes some activities for kids and a small museum for old artifacts of all kinds. Part of the museum is not accessible via wheelchair/stroller. Note that kids can't really sit on the Tractors (only a few are accessible to do that but at your own risk)

Lovely place!!!! Highly recommended for any kid that likes trucks and tractors (all of them?!?!) and any adult who likes hearing first hand stories of days gone by. Each vehicle has a story and there's always someone happy to tell it.

Great collection of all kind of fields working machines, kids were very happy, and father too.

So cute. The guys operating this collection seem to always be there hammering something. Work in progress, best kind. Only approachable by unpaved roads

Great place to take your kids too!