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    Pennypickle's Workshop

    4.5 (263 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Secret room
    Linda F.

    Everyone who works there are super nice and excited to work with children. They interact well with all ages. The place has so much to do and the interactive environment is great for exploration. The cost was very reasonable and the gift shop has a variety of reasonably priced things. Great value for your money!

    Glow maze
    Cort J.

    What a magical place. We've lived here for almost 3 years and have not had the pleasure of checking out this gem. I was a little hesitant since we approached the building the same time as a birthday party did. Thank goodness it wasn't private - we would've been so bummed. From the moment we arrived, it was truly an experience. The ladies in labcoats set the tone explaining ground rules to the kids; and of course the task of finding Beaker - their mouse friend hiding somewhere in the museum. What I loved the most about this space was how thoughtful, educational, fun and just overall amazing it was. Everywhere you went, you were able to do things you wouldn't necessarily do at home. You could twist those knobs, climb through secret passageways, bang on drums, touch the switches. Everything was a cause and effect. How incredibly clever. Not only was it well thought out, but also it was very childproof, clean and safe. Workers throughout the museum gently reminded guests to walk and keep the noise level down, and I appreciated that. There was a level of respect that I admired being in there. We wanted to maintain what we viewed as an amazing creation. Not only did you encounter written blurbs of what some of the stations were showing, but there were also amusing videos that brought almost a nostalgic feel. I couldn't pinpoint it, but it was seriously like stepping into a scientists own home. I loved it. I loved the pennies paired with the pickles throughout the whole area. Loved the fact there was a find Beaker bell that kids (and adults) could ring. Loved the inviting environment to engage curious minds. We stayed there 2 hours, just constantly going from room to room, and I always saw something new! A must see. Such a unique gem, and I hope this place stays around forever. I will fight to keep it!

    Dominique D.

    Such a great time for my family and i. We did this as a way to do something for my son while we stayed on the vineyard. I will say i was not expecting to much honestly, but i was so wrong. The staff was amazing and so sweet and fun. They made the experience that much more fun. Then when we went in there was so many different rooms for the kids to play in and be interactive in. Even for adults this was such a great experience. We were able to go into a glow in the dark room and participate in a lot of the brain teasers that were posted all over the walls & in the different rooms. This was the perfect place to get out of the hot sun & get the kids using their brains and ready for a nap after. My son was wiped out afterwards.

    Amor F.

    Heard about this place from a friend and since it's not too far from where we live, I decided to surprise my kids. Definitely worth it! Kids enjoyed it and want to go back already. Everyone working was very kind and friendly. Lots going on and even for myself and my adult daughter we even had fun lol. Definitely worth the price.

    Victoria R.

    My favorite place to bring the kiddos! Definitely recommend this spot to anyone with kids! Only $10 per person, 18 months or older. But anyone with a child under 18 months is free! Great on a hot day! AC inside! Soo much to see and play! 11 rooms to explore! A must see for your children!

    One of the rooms.
    C. D.

    We brought our students to this facility for a field trip in May 2025. Working with Izzy was such a pleasure. We were strapped as far as dates and she worked with us until we could find one that suited four second grade classes. The enthusiasm of the woman conducting the science demonstrations was contagious. The students really loved her and the demos. There were many different rooms that the students experienced containing many different activities. There is an hour and a half allotted for each session which is normal. Realistically an hour would have been fine only because the kids were hungry. It was a good value. There was a courtyard where we enjoyed our lunch that consisted of benches, shaded areas and restrooms. It was a great time.

    "Be The Magic" this new year!
    Jo P.

    What a unique experience! We celebrated Noon Year's Eve with a handful of families at this quirky tinkers' tavern. Unlike the sleek and chic museums of the big cities, Pennypickle's Workshop is right at home in the small, saloon-y town of Temecula. I'm glad their Noon Year's Eve celebration coincided with our drive from San Diego to LA, but I don't know that we would've stopped here for a regular visit.

    We held my daughters 5th birthday here and it couldn't have been a better decision! The communication leading up to the event was helpful in planning - I talked with Jen and Izzy and they were so very pleasant answering all my questions. On the day of, they had a beautiful hand drawn sign and Professor Cindy captivated all the kids during her experiment demonstration. The kids of course loved exploring the venue - running from room to room with such excitement. Thank you for making this day go so easily and full of so many memories

    Inside getting ready for the party
    Heather H.

    This was our first time here and with a birthday party. The helpers were amazing and Cindy Lou was phenomenal with the experiments during the party. The staff were very friendly and wonderful with the kids. They asked if we needed help frequently, which was so appreciated. The kids wouldn't stop talking about all the cool things they saw. Inside has so many cool things to see and interact with. Highly recommend for a party package! It's perfect, they decorate the space in a pre chosen theme, let us in 15min early to put out our food and supplies. Inside was clean and they were actively clean each room after kids played, which was great because everything is high touch. For what we paid I'd 100% have another birthday party here. So many cool experiments to interact with, great value for the money. All of our guests has a great time. Thank you again!

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    Ask the Community - Pennypickle's Workshop

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    Would a 16 month old have a good time here? Or is that too young?

    Every age loves Pennypickle's Workshop! We are a science hands-on museum geared to elementary school children but we have enough things to do for littles, also. Many of our members, by the way, are moms with children under the age of 3. Hope you… 

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    Children's Museum of Discovery - Section for kids under 2!

    Children's Museum of Discovery

    4.1(368 reviews)
    25.8 mi

    Been to a lot of children's museum and one of my favorite things about this one is they offer time…read moreslots for crafting. My daughter got to make a planter pot for a flower. It is on the cozy smaller size but the play activities are all nicely spaced out. I went here on a weekday and it wasn't too packed. The children museum provides indoor and outdoor play options. They have a small section for kids under two where they get to crawl, climb and play with balls. *shoes off* For indoor they have the magna-tiles table, chalk board, reading area, pretend grocery store and ranger lookout, For outdoor they have a big water table; soft foam building blocks, a garden and a dirt excavation section. They do have a handwashing station outside so I appreciate that after the messy play. I also love the art installation, it's big colorful bugs and insects. Would recommend you checking it out.

    First impression was that the place was pretty small and I wasn't sure how long my son would be…read moreentertained here. I was surprised it was just one big open space inside like a warehouse, but my son loved it. They also have a nice outdoor space as well with an awesome water river, sand / fossil digging, and garden. They have a small area for kids under 2 years old, which was nice as well. Lots of hands on activities, a few different block type building stations, and a cute role play area with market, kitchen, laundry. I would say this museum is perfect for toddlers. Not sure older kids would enjoy it as much. They have picnic tables outside where you can enjoy a snack or picnic lunch. They do sell some snacks, but don't have a cafe or anything for something more substantial. Pricing was reasonable and they have a free parking lot. I wish this was located closer to us, I'd definitely return.

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    4.2(160 reviews)
    47.1 mi

    My kids love this place! We decided to get a membership to make it worth it, since were locals. You…read morecan take your ticket total towards a membership if you purchase that same day. If you have EBT, WIC etc. you get in for $5/person so definitely would do that if you have it! I love how big it is, and that is has different buildings for different activities. They also have a nice outdoor picnic area that has benches to have lunch/snacks. Plenty of space for kids to run around (outside) and explore. If its your first time just know youll be there for a couple of hours. The only con I would say is they dont allow strollers inside the buildings (theres a parking area for them in the front if needed). So if you have a baby make sure to bring a baby carrier. I understand why they have that policy, but it just makes it a little hard for parents with small babies. P.S. make sure you say hi to their tortoises outside!

    It was our First time back since they remodeled the place.... My 10 yr granddaughter and I decided…read moreit would a fun day for us to take the great grandson ....He is a very active 2yr old...... each room had things to capture his attention... he loved the little slide.... the ball with the air machine...lots of giggles and laughter... They could use a better WiFi system... we had a hard time getting signed in to complete the waivers.... We arrived early so plenty of parking...

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    The New Children's Museum

    The New Children's Museum

    3.7(792 reviews)
    54.1 miDowntown

    First, the venue was incredible. The New Children's Museum is roughly 50,000 square feet spread…read moreacross three levels, with huge open galleries, interactive installations, studios, and some seriously impressive architecture. Even with a massive crowd and vendors everywhere, it never felt overwhelmingly packed. You could grab a drink, wander through an exhibit, find something to eat, take photos, meet other Yelpers, and somehow keep discovering entirely new sections of the event. Yelp's Art After Dark at The New Children's Museum was easily one of the coolest Yelp events I've attended. Taking over an entire museum for a 21+ night of food, drinks, art, music, and local businesses was already a great idea, the execution made it even better. And there was A LOT to try. Bitchin' Sauce, Boochcraft, Chuy's Taco Shop, Rock N' Roost, Balsamico Italian Kitchen, Gaby's Munchies, Jackalope, Origins Tea, Coqueto Café, Antojitos Express Bar, Emerald Spear Tequila, Pali Wine Co., Melograno, 19th Hole Spirits, Old Hillside Bourbon Company and plenty more showed up with food, desserts, coffee, tea, cocktails, wine, and spirits. Going in hungry was definitely the correct tactical decision. What made the night especially fun was that it wasn't just another tasting event. Between the artwork, interactive experiences, entertainment, photo opportunities, and museum itself, there was constantly something happening or somewhere new to explore. Even better, the night supported The New Children's Museum, with suggested donations helping provide programs and opportunities that make the museum more accessible to San Diego families. Yelp San Diego absolutely crushed this one!

    Have gone here in the past with my nieces and nephews. They have drawing and other classes…read more Interactive exhibits, slides, bikes you can ride, painting, building and so much other activities. I'll be attending the Yelp Event: Art After Dark tonight. All donations go directly to the Children's museum. Looking forward to this event

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    Western Science Center

    3.8(91 reviews)
    17.3 mi

    For my Mom's 82nd birthday, she requested to come here, as she had read about finding prehistoric…read morebones here years ago and subsequent museum being built, but had never made it to visit. She was quite happy about finally seeing the museum! Located on a school campus, the museum sits back a ways from the parking lot across a courtyard from the school building. Parking and walkways are shared between visitors and students alike. The museum is bright and airy, having a nice flow from room to room, through timeline to timeline. The displays are beautifully constructed with thorough yet engaging text to explain each finding or display. The exhibit rooms are large enough to give that gasp that comes with being in the presence of creatures of such size, but cozy enough to linger and read without being overwhelmed. There are hands-on activities for youths and those young at heart, a children's play and explore area, and a theater/presentation area. We really enjoyed the presentation that brought the area to "life" through a realistic, animated depiction. We sat on molded rocks, which was fun. When students came, they sat on the floor. It was cool and quiet. The bathrooms were clean and easily accessible. There's a small gift shop with some eye catching toys, jewelry, snacks, etc.

    This was a great spot to get out of the heat. We decided to bring a small group of Girl Scouts and…read moretag-a-longs here and the Exploration Lab exhibit was great for the kids! We had a 2.5 year old all the way to a 13 year old and they were very entertained and engaged with the activities offered. I don't think this specific exhibit is offered year-round. If it's not, the rest of the museum would be slightly too "old" for the kiddos, looking at the fossils. Overall, very clean, well displayed information and fun.

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    Discovery Cube Orange County - Our first time here, I recommend you purchase tickets ahead of time, and expect a huge crowd  :(  :(  :(  the g-kids had fun tho :) :) :)

    Discovery Cube Orange County

    3.5(1.1k reviews)
    45.5 mi

    I visited the discovery cube in Orange County qnd it was definitely a fun experience even as Ana…read moreduly. I also found out that this visit can be free during the first weekend of the month, for Bank of America account holders. Upon entering the museum, there was a display of build your own racing cars where a lot of kids were racing their creations. It was definitely a fun site to see. As you venture throughout the museum towards the back area, you walk into the dinosaur exhibit area. This is where they talk about fossils and various dinosaurs and there's also an explorer kit that you pay extra to try and find items and clues. Upstairs, you can have a better view of the space missile rocket that's on display and it's quite fascinating to read about rockets. Towards the back right of the museum currently there is a Scooby Doo Halloween exhibit so it was also fun to experience that area. Lastly, the most famous area is still the indoor Minh water area where you can see where is fish and stingrays. Overall a great experience for kids and adults. One less star as you have to pay $10 to park in their parking lot. I remember many years ago I used to be free, but I guess since it's more popular, you have to pay for parking now.

    I've spent my whole life driving by the cube off the 5 freeway and yesterday I finally got to visit…read moreit with my daughter! We were invited by friends who had comp tickets, we were so grateful! The museum is really big so make sure to plan almost a full day there. We brought our own lunch for us to save some money. But there is a café where you can buy lunch, snacks, drinks, etc. if you didn't bring anything. There's a lot of exhibits on both floors. My daughter really liked the ocean exhibit the dinosaurs, and the grocery store! The parking is $10. Make sure to come early. The main lot was full by the time we got there at around 11 AM. But I think there's an overflow lot for other cars. If you live in the area, it makes sense to buy a membership if you're gonna go two or three times throughout the year. It pays for itself the more you go!

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    3.9(1.1k reviews)
    35.5 mi

    My toddler loves playing at Pretend City. We bought a membership and visited often over the summer…read more(on weekdays). It's well maintained and kept clean in the morning. There were times staff kept putting back toys so quickly and frequently I was getting annoyed (in my head) because I had to keep getting boats and fish back out for him in the water area. I love that they switch out the sensory items in the art room throughout the month so it's a different experience each visit. Their Wonder Lab area with painting was sooo fun! It's too bad it was only seasonal. My son loves all of it - harvesting fruits and veggies in the farm, pushing his own cart in Trader Joe's, cooking in the restaurant, etc. It is truly a great, fun space for kids. Once, the CEO played in the construction area with him for a few minutes - that impressed me. They also regularly have special event days with dance and music demonstrations, author read alouds, etc. Members Only hour is the best time to visit (they open an hour early). Once 10:00 hits, the floodgates open and it's gets substantially more crowded. With all that said, we visited on a recent Sunday afternoon - never again! Every exhibit was in total disarray (every single toy on the floor and rarely even in the right zone), older kids zooming around on kid cars like scooters, a child climbing the fake fountain in the center and standing at the top (where were the parents?! No staff member present either...it was really dangerous). I've never seen Pretend City look like that before but if that's what it was like on my first visit it would scare me away! There's lots of parking but mostly in the back lot. The front lot gets full fast and many spots are reserved for other businesses. You can bring your own food/drinks to eat in their Cafe area or purchase some from vending machines. Wish they sold coffee... Again, amazing spot and 5/5 on weekday mornings. 1/5 on weekend afternoons.

    The place is wonderful, filled with lots of hours of play and excitement but I definitely feel…read moreit's over priced.. if you have EBT or Wick then you can get in for $5 a person.. The man at the front desk has a ton of attitude so beware.. only reason why I left 3 stars.. he was extremely rude to me for not understanding something with the pricing.. The vending machines are expensive but it's pretty cool that you can bring your lunch. Definitely worth checking out .

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    EcoVivarium - Small turtle

    EcoVivarium

    4.7(152 reviews)
    25.7 mi

    What an incredible experience! It was so amazing to see so many reptiles and be able to actually…read morehold them and interact with them in their habitats. We wouldn't have had such an amazing time without our amazing tour guide. Rachel did such a great job teaching our kids the right ways to interact with the animals and you can tell that she really loves what she does. She was really patient with our kids and made this an unforgettable experience. Highly recommend! *full warning, the outside of the building looks a little sketchy at first because it's an old building, but don't let that deter you*

    Would you like to learn about incredible reptiles up close and support a good cause? The…read moreEcoVivarium is the perfect place! For $25 you can get a behind the scenes tour that introduces you to a variety of turtles, snakes, and lizards that call the EcoVivarium home. They also have birthday party visits, host events, and as I learned from my friend Trish, can help teachers get set up with a reptile in the classroom. My first conversation with Susan at the EcoVivarium was heartfelt, as I was calling to see if they might be interested in the donation of our decommissioned aquarium. The setup was only four years old and housed our previous beloved 26 year old fish named Puff that had recently passed away. Susan was kind, expressed her condolences and shared that they would appreciate our donation. Chun P and I met Rachel and Donald on a Sunday and after we brought our items in from the car were treated to meeting some terrific reptiles. Many of the inhabitants at the EcoVivarium have sad stories, some had suffered abuse, some were abandoned, and others were victims of trafficking that were confiscated and brought in by the department of fish and game. Susan has created a safe space and her staff and volunteers give their all to make sure they live a better life. I'm looking forward to visiting again soon and supporting this worthy endeavor!

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    Southern California Railway Museum - Riding the old trolley that has been restored with loving care

    Southern California Railway Museum

    4.1(234 reviews)
    19.1 mi

    Nice museum sadly some barn was close but it's was awesome to ride those old trolley…read more ------ But some railroad and demo aquipment need maintainace and need to be fixed

    3.5 stars for the Harry Potter train adventure. The whole experience consists of a waiting room…read morewith some photo ops and a small gift shop. Then, a one hour show on the Hogwarts express ending in Hogsmeade with a butter beer station and the same merch from the previous gift shop, and a good rendition of the Hogwarts express for photos. Pros: -The cast did a great job and was very enthusiastic with their performance! -I see the effort, they did a good job with what they had to work with. My kids enjoyed the show and it should be fun for HP fans. -The staff were all so nice and friendly Cons: -They sent a few emails recommending to come 1 hour before showtime so that's what we and the rest of the people did. The waiting area was a black tent with NO AC. It was over 100 degrees outside and people were dressed up in their house robes crowded together. It took 1 minute to get the tickets from Will Call and the rest of the hour was waiting in that sweltering heat. I'm not sure if it was just broken today since the tent at the end had AC, but people were miserable, young kids were complaining, crying etc. Do NOT come 1 hour ahead, 30 minutes should be enough. If you come earlier do yourself a favor and grab the tickets and wait back in your car with some AC and water. -Also, for the price I'm not sure if it's worth it unless you get an aisle seat.

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    Old Train and Railroad Equipment.

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