This is a great museum for young and older toddlers. We came with a one and three year old and loved it. There are lots of "stations" or areas to have the kids engaged. Everything from physical and creative activities. There are both indoor and outdoor activities but unfortunately because of a big storm earlier the outside was closed. Recommended for a rainy or super hot day.

Awesome kids center focused on science and learning. I would say particularly for 10 and under. 2 stories, outdoor eating area. Indoor and outdoor exploring areas, small gift shop. Very friendly staff. Very clean and tons to do and see.

Wonderful place! We brought our 4 y/o and had an extremely immersive experience. The children's museum is full of different sensory adventures, fun facts, and countless activities. During the day when it's too hot to play outside this is an excellent option.

I came on a rainy Sunday when the parking lot was completely full, but inside I would not call it overwhelming and every kid had areas to play on their own. There were no exhibits closed. Everything was open other than the outside area which shuts during the rain, something to be aware of. I’ve been to a couple Other children’s museums, this one had the most natural light, and also felt the most “airy” with multiple atriums. I would also say this children’s museum is probably the most creative I’ve been to, including a fun socks, sliding area that’s kind of like ice-skating. The reason for four stars not five is the pricing model, which is $20 for both kids and adults. It’s pretty obvious everything is made for kids to play with, to charge the same for adults who don’t take up any activities seems odd, and for us bringing grandparents Cost $40 extra. Why not charge $30 per child in $10 per adult? That way it also disincentives one adult from bringing many children who aren’t supervised (which is the current incentive).

I’d give it a miss. To be fair it was really busy way too many people and not much to do. The decorations are nice but not worth the price.

Great place for kids and families, especially on rainy days. The staff has always been friendly. I also like the fact that they try to update new areas and do their best to keep the kiddos entertained.

Came with my granddaughter every time she comes to visit me at Naples, she really loves it here ,there are very creative and a variety of things to do.She loves the fishing , the arts, the playground that she can change with different outfits, the , shopping carts and an area inside to eat. The outdoor is amazing. Always clean!

A great place to see rich people’s names stamped everywhere!! Also some good kid activities. Staff not great with kids though ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The venue had a pleasant atmosphere, but lacked a sufficient variety of toys and items for the number of children. It would be beneficial for staff to be more present in high-demand areas to facilitate activities. Additionally, the overall cost was deemed high.

Lots for kids to see and do. Clean facilities. The price is very high for what you get. Typical family of four will be paying $80 for a few hours of fun. They have been slacking on maintainance as well, with more than one exhibit not functioning/missing items (fall leave blower, ice igloo, fishing pond).

This museum is wonderful! They have a tree house, a super market, the seasons, art and so much more!! My kid loved it 💟. They are an ACM Reciprocal network museum and we were able to visit for 10$ but regular price is 20$ per person. It's beautiful and clean.

Many nice exhibits however several were closed or minimally maintained. The candy store/restaurant was very cute but had very few food items or utensils available to use. The sand and water exhibit would be great if there was sand. It would be fun to draw with chalk on the chalkboard but it was completely covered with drawings and only staff can wash it. For the cost I would expect more.