A favorite place to go....out door exhibits are authentic and worth the trip by themselves, weather permitting...inside many interactive displays which engage kids and adults alike. One downside if you have a disability it's a long walk to the entrance from the parking lot. And they do have wheel chairs to loan once you get in the building...best the disabled bring their own way to get around...great exhibits.

An excellent experience, frequently told in the soldier's own words. The letters and phone calls home for exhibit was particularly moving. Being able to lift and handle replica weapons was a neat touch. Very helpful and knowledgeable volunteer docent. We will visit again.

We love going here. It's great to get out and move and have the kids learn about Army history. They always enjoy coming here as do I.

Excellent presentation of Army history and equipment. And it's free - our tax dollars at work.

Nice place to visit with some very interesting exhibits and artifacts. To make it even better, it is free to visit and park!!

The Heritage displays were well done. I was able to get. information about getting my dad's military records and a medal he was eligible for at the Korean War exhibit.

Great place to visit! Free admission and informative and educational displays. Great for the whole family.

If you have an opportunity to be here during an event (such as the life of a soldier, or others), the level of awesome simply can't compare. The additional inside activities has increased over the years and last we were there was very appealing to teens.

Great place to learn and teach kids and adults... Thank you to all who serve or have served.

I stopped here with two small grandsons a few years ago for a break from the road. They really enjoyed seeing the exhibits in the museum and out on the campus. I hope to visit again, either without the boys or when they're big enough to slow down and really take it in.