We visited the Lewisburg Children's Museum on a Saturday and had a great experience, especially…read morewith their dinosaur-themed STEAM Saturday activity. The museum was easy to find, and while the parking lot isn't very large, we didn't have any issues. There are both stairs and an elevator to access the museum upstairs. The layout is simple and easy to navigate, with one main entry point into the space. Inside, there are multiple themed rooms including space, farming, mining, a body-focused area, a dress-up theater, and a grocery store modeled after Weis Markets, which was a fun and realistic touch. There are also ride-on cars in the hallway that were a big hit with my kids. We stayed about 2.5 hours and could have stayed longer. Even with other families there, it never felt overcrowded kids seemed to rotate naturally between rooms. Overall, it's a well-designed, hands-on children's museum that keeps kids engaged and moving. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

This is a great place to take younger children for some fun and education. Make sure to call ahead…read moreto schedule an appointment. Due to Covid they are selling tickets for entry for timeslots. You can make a day of it, there are many great places to eat in the surrounding area.

We took the kid's over Christmas break. New, updated, clean, spacious indoor arena for all ages…read more Two areas to bounce: open area and dodge ball area. Not much of a viewing area for parents though if you want to watch your kids without jumping. Kids thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Kids also did the overhead, suspended ropes course with zipline, which provided another 30 min of fun and exercise. Super cool addition to a trampoline park, IMO. My youngest enjoyed the Toddler zone with bounce houses and play areas. My husband enjoyed playing the arcade games with kids before and after our jump time. This was a great activity for my kids to get some exercise over the break, and would be great for birthday parties too. Staff was friendly, helpful, and plentiful. Two things I noticed that could use improvement: hand sanitizer stations are missing and there are no water fountains. Also would be cool if they sold a combo pack for jumping and ropes with slightly reduced rate.

Should probably let people know ac is broken before purchase. 100 degrees outside in a metal…read morebuilding with no ac? Probably should get some fans at least if you are going to be open.

We stopped here on our way home from a glamping trip. This place is really nice! They have a large…read morecollection of reptiles and amphibians. All of the animals are in great shape and apear well cared for. We purchased a feeding encounter with the giant Aldabra tortuouses which was a wonderful experience.

Not very handicap friendly and staff availability/help was non existent. I visited here with my…read morenephew, who uses a wheelchair. Because the bird enclosure was closed, we could not find access to certain exhibits. Staff was not available to help us navigate through the premises and (because of closed off areas) the map provided was not useful.

In town, this past Friday October 6, 2023, for the Covered Bridge Arts & Crafts festival. The…read morelayout of crafters, vendors and food places were wonderful, 4 buildings to browse in, sitting areas. Haven't been to the Covered Bridge Festival in over 7 years, and feel this location due to pandemic was perfect for location. They offer free parking and no admission with 300 craft vendors. The weather was mild which made it perfect fall event. Look forward to attending again, or possibly checking out, depending on weather there winter event November 24 and November 25 2023.

It's a traffic nightmare getting in and out of this fair! No police or state constable traffic…read moredirection. They charge $5 to park. It's a gigantic parking lot so at the end of the night, there's 1,000's of cars trying to merge all different ways into only one exit! Very frustrating.

The Bloomsburg Children's Museum is a unique and fun place to take your kids to. There are many…read morechildren's museums and for all of them you can say "fun and educational". But parents know, it feels like once you've seen one, you've seen them all. Bloomsburg manages to be different by capturing a small town rustic feel. The museum is set up like a small Pennsylvania town where kids can tour through and learn how the town functions as well its history, and the backgrounds of the different immigrant cultures that helped build it. If you are in town to visit Knoebels, the museum is an excellent pre-game stop. The amusement park doesn't open until noon, but the museum opens at 10:00am, so its a productive way to spend time while waiting. Admission is free for the military, but don't forget to hit up one of the donation boxes.

Friendly staff. An eclectic variety of educational and interactive exhibits for various age groups…read more A nice little gift/souvenir shop.

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