Love this children's museum! So many fun activities for the kids and it's very clean! There is so much to do for all ages, I highly recommend for kids. read more

Treehouse Children's Museum - morocco - Children's Museums Near Me - Ogden, Utah

This is 5 minutes from me and I had no idea it was there until we tried it out this weekend. It was big enough that we spent a couple hours and didn't get to everything my kids wanted to do. We will be back often! read more

Treehouse Children's Museum - Snail out front - Children's Museums Near Me - Ogden, Utah

Wow, this place captured my 7 yo granddaughter's attention for an entire day! If you need an indoor activity, this one has lots to offer! So many unique play areas. I've never been anywhere that offers so much fun and learning opportunities. Families with children 2-12 all seemed to be having a blast! Favorites for us were the schoolhouse, Walmart grocery store, and diner. Don't miss the theater opportunity that happens a couple of times per day, super cute that kids in audience are selected to act in the play! We were even able to leave for lunch, then re-enter afterwards. Helpful as Grandma needed a break in the action! read more

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Absolutely love this place for my kiddos! Very affordable and no time limit, you can be there all day long! Highly recommend! read more

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The Monday Story-time is the best. They teach reading in such a fun way. The museum is always clean. There is always plenty of staff around to help with the children and to keep things in working order. read more

We love going to the Treehouse. There are always fun activities and there are a variety of exhibits with toys, books, and games for all ages. We've been coming regularly since my little one was a year old. The staff is very friendly and they have amazing programs and events throughout the year. read more

Our son had a blast and it was a perfect option freezing weather. Adorable and creative space! My husband and I enjoyed playing along

If you have small children or toddlers this place is a must to checkout. Great way to burn a couple of hours of the day playing. Especially during our winter months. Pricing for a day is very reasonable. If you live close get a pass, it's worth it! read more

Really cool place for kids to explore and spend an afternoon! Tons of different themed rooms and play places.

I love this place. There are so many cute things to do and it's very organized for such a chaotic place. The kids definitely tear this place apart. I like the time play structure they have so that things are "reset" and cleaned up. My daughter had a blast here and we felt like we had enough time to enjoy most of the offerings. Here is my biggest complaint. Places that are designed for families that don't have private quiet rooms to nurse babies. This place is jam packed with kids and especially busy when field trips come. Which as you can imagine gets loud. So when it gets close to nap time and my baby water to nurse and sleep there was no where quiet and private to nurse him. I will of course return here often but it's definitely a struggle nursing my son in a bathroom with no where to sit. Maybe find a space that you could block of and put a chair or two there and a sound machine to block out the noise? read more

Discovered this gem with my 4 and 6 year olds while visiting from California for the holidays. They were enthralled; I was absolutely blown away by the quality of each exhibit, staff knowledge and engagement, and the immense scope of this museum. Add to that it was a fun, energetic indoor activity we could do in the middle of winter (without breaking anything at Grandpa's house!) and it was well worth the $25 my family of three paid to spend the morning here. 10/10 would recommend; this will now be a regular stop on every trip to Utah. read more

My three grandsons (3 years /2 years/17 months) loved this cool interactive museum. Even the adults had fun. Parking was limited on a busy Saturday. They are located southeast of the LDS temple. I thought the admittance prices were fair ($7 for children and $5 for adults with annual family passes for $40). There are several play areas: castle, treehouse, diner, grocery store, rodeo, art centers, life-size chess, train, fire truck, dinosaurs, reading chair, toy farm animals and vehicles, international (Russia, Japan, Peru), USA floor map, etc. They have costumes, toys and books. Several employees were walking around offering assistance. They even have kid-height urinals. Ha. And drinking fountains. There are stairs and elevators. They have baskets to put items that need to be washed. My grandson celebrating a birthday was able to choose a prize from their treasure chest at the front desk. He wanted a pencil. read more

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Really cool place for kids to interact with different themes and countries. My kids loved the experience.

Awesome stop! I have a 3 year old and a 1 year old and the whole family enjoyed this museum. They have little tiny homes representing different cultures from around the globe downstairs. Every room has toys, books and dress up clothes designed to touch and play with. Everything is hands on. It's so nice to be in a museum and not have to say "no! Don't touch that!" Every 5 min... great find for young kids! read more

This was a blast!! The kids were happy the whole time! So many things to do I could even start to say them all. I hope to visit more often! read more

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I've taken my kids (6) and grandkids (9) to many discover museums and I'd say this place ranks up on my top number 2-3 of best I've been too. Clean, 95% of the activities work and look amazing staff very cool and friendly. read more

We've came to this theatre not once but four times and this time my daughters were so excited because the story was about a Mexican princess so they thought they may have had a chance to be chosen but once again they were not actually no children of color were chosen for the second time. It's really disappointing as they waited their turn plenty of times. Do better. read more

Such a fun place for littles and older kids. My kids favorite was the third floor. Nice place to see if you're ever in Utah!

They were closed last month for cleaning and they mentioned cleaning the carpets. But now this place smells like MILDEW!!!! I feel unsafe having my child and myself breathe while there so I don't think I'll be back until this issue is resolved. read more

People rave about this place and our first visit made it abundantly clear why that is--this place is AWESOME. I brought a 2-year old and a 5-year old on a Friday afternoon and we spent more than 2 hours exploring non-stop. There are so many areas and fun things to do!! My daughter loved the tea party house, anything with art (all over!), and the trains; my son loved the trains, the map games, the rodeo area and more. We didn't even get a chance to see it all before our schedule required us to go. If you have a child anywhere from age 2 to 10 I'd say this is a MUST VISIT spot if you are in the area. So fun!!! read more

Treehouse Children's Museum - Children's Museums Near Me - Ogden, Utah

Oh my word! I have never been immensely impressed and overwhelmed with a Museum as I was visiting yesterday. The moment you walk past the cashier, it's PLAYTIME!!! Trains to build under the tree itself, a model sized train to sit and read inside of while the windows play digital outdoor scenery as if you're actually riding on a train. The stairway to the second floor of the museum is beautifully surrounded with greenery you'd expect of a Treehouse. The various countries are displayed in its cultural habitat, each individually created to provide a visual. Interactive stations, life-size pillars portraying actual books, hands-on experience for every child to imagine and create. A soda shop, oh my word, SO MUCH to do and play with, it is WORTH the $5 for adults who must bring a child. read more

Fantastic children's museum. The sweet spot here seems to be ages 3 - 12ish. Impeccably clean, neat, and organized. Exhibits are in good repair and very modern. There's an excellent selection of exhibits in terms of theme and type of play. The building itself is expansive yet divided well into cute and quaint sections that exude peacefulness. Museum seems to focus a lot on American History in the way of Junior High School text books; constitutional republicanism is presented in a flat way with perhaps just a hint of conflict or social change. The surrounding area is walkable but bland and sterile. The surrounding blocks are part of a newer downtown development that has a plopped down strip mall feel where the only colors are beige and dark beige and everything is made of concrete. I think of it like a North Korean Disneyland. On the bright side, there is some good dining nearby including Blue Lemon which is a great play for kids and adults. read more

Treehouse Children's Museum - Knights, castles, dragons, kings and princesses - Children's Museums Near Me - Ogden, Utah

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My favorite thing about the treehouse museum is that it's the one children's museum where I feel completely comfortable bringing my little, littles. I don't have to worry about my two year old being mowed down by older kids. This museum caters to kids of all ages, but it seems to attract more young kids, and I am pleased with that. My other favorite thing about the treehouse museum is that it is so clean! They do an amazing job keeping everything organized. My last favorite thing about the treehouse are the employees. They all interact well with the kids. read more

I'm not entirely sure if it was the minion or I that had the most fun here. Super learning environment disguised as a fun place to play and hang out. This place is massive. Take a 3 story office building, hollow it out, and insert large things to walk around, play on, climb, etc., and you have the Treehouse. All of the items are centered around (you guessed it) a giant treehouse. Learning stations about art, music, geography, play, self-esteem, physics, and anything else you can think of are here. Things that we liked or loved: 1.) It was relatively cheap. It cost 6 bucks for the wife, minion, and me to get in. 2.) All of the toys, displays, etc, were in great condition given they are abused by tons of kids. I didn't see anything broken, sick, or out of order. 3.) There are more activities here for your kids to do than they will be able to handle. Pretty sure they would never get bored here. 4.) All of the learnings are interactive and something both kids and parents participate in. Don't expect this place to "babysit" your booger eater. 5.) Potties are kept clean and are kid sized. The shortest of shooters can hit the urinal without a boost up. Things we didn't love: 1.) Parking stinks. You have a parking garage nearby but it was an ice-rink between the Treehouse and said garage. 2.) The enterance wasn't really "secure." There appeared to be opportunities where kids would be able to sneak by the front counter and get out of the building. Great place, especially in the winter months when it is hard to find activities for little ones. Visit. You'll like it. read more

This is a great place for children to play and explore. They have 2 floors filled with themed play areas. My son really enjoyed the castle, music, and farm themes. We had fun "playing" president upstairs. They have costumes the kids can dress up in. That adds to the fun! Admission is $5 for adults and $6 for children. That seemed very fair to me. The only things I didn't like were the computer and touch screens areas. They had some really great ideas in place, but many of them were broken or didn't function properly. It would be nice to see them get some funding to improve those touchscreens. I also think it would be awesome if they added more to the floors. The big map of the United States upstairs is great. Doing more with the floors would help immerse everyone in the themes. The more immersed... the better! Overall, it is a GREAT place for children to play! read more

This is our favorite place to play! It's really too bad it's over an hour from our house because we would be here a LOT if I were closer. Even still, we bought a hear membership because it was super affordable and the several times we make the trek a year makes it worth it. It's a little older, and maybe not as flashy as the discovery Gateway, but it's simpler stuff and way more hands on for littles. There is just so much fun stuff to do here without all the fuss. Upstairs you can visit a child-size version of the Oval Office, play a variety of unique percussion instruments, run an old timey diner, learn about medieval times and even play a life size version of chess. Downstairs you will find more for the younger toddlers, with a barn with a milkable cow (the udders squirt water), wooden horses to ride, trains, and houses from different countries around the world. They have a big fish tank and at certain times throughout the day you can gather there to hear a story and watch them get fed. They also have story times and art projects every hour or so and all is included in your admission. This museum is right cross from the lds temple, and down the road a ew minutes from Weber State. If you're not from this area it's worth a trip to check out for sure. read more

There was a lot to love about this charming escape into storybook land. The activities were never ending and each exhibit transported you into a different world. My kids had so much fun visiting each country on the first floor. From playing with sushi to riding horses to playing in grandma's kitchen - they really just loved all of it and had so much fun interacting with everything. We did not have much time to explore the upper half since we spent a full two hours downstairs. However, we did have fun climbing around in the treehouse and briefly walking around upstairs taking a pitstop at the fire station. I would love to go again and come better prepared with snacks and things like that so that we can stay longer. It's in a great location in Ogden. The downside was parking since it was pretty crowded. I also had trouble bringing a stroller through the museum, but I did find out at the end that there is an elevator in the front. My two downsides are the stroller situation and the price. I thought it was it actually a pretty good price but I was sad that I had to pay for myself to get in. Thanks treehouse Museum. I will be back Some day read more

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i loved going here as a kid! it had shows about different cultures, i think they would change it once every week. it was so fun!

This is such a cute museum. My four year old and my one year old both have a great time. We purchased a membership, and have been twice this week already. Employees are always walking around cleaning and sanitizing. They have bins for toys that go in mouths all around so they can sanitize (beneficial with a one year old) read more

Oh my goodness. I cannot believe I had not been here until recently. Such an adorable museum. Miniature little houses from around the world the kids can interact with. My kids favorite places to Play was in the Mongolia yurt, the puppet show in the German home and playing in the home for Japan. They also loved the little schoolhouse complete with a black board for them to pretend teacher and the old school desks and small chalk slate boards. They played in a miniature diner that seemed to be fully stocked with any kind of pretend item you would need to run a diner. I think they stayed in this spot for a good 30 min. "Serving customers". What a wonderful place to grow a child's imagination and understanding of the world around them. We got a year pass and loved not feeling rushed. We didn't get to finish the entire place and they are begging to go back. If you are local with children to visit with get a year pass. Grandparents, you will love taking your grandkids here. You won't regret it. Heads up: lockers are available to hold your stuff so you don't have to drag it around. They also have a place to park your strollers. Clean bathrooms too! Also something I loved, They have little baskets for you to put toys your kids put in their mouth. So they can clean them up quicker. Loved this little attention to detail to keep spreading germs at a minimum. read more

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My 3 year old had a great time here! She loved riding the horses and playing on the fire truck. The diner upstairs is a popular destination as well. It's a nice place that has a good variety of pretend play stations. We even had some quiet time to read books upstairs. I was very impressed by the number of activities and the amount of space. For a Saturday afternoon, it wasn't as crowded as I expected. Street parking is limited, but I think there is a garage nearby. The price is reasonable and comparable to other children's museums we have been to. We will definitely be back and consider a membership! read more

My family has been coming here since the museum opened in 1992 - first my children, then my grandchildren. It has been fun to see the museum expand and grow from its beginnings (at the old Ogden City Mall) to it's beautiful, current location on 22nd street. My grandkids find something new and exciting every time we come. The participlay and art garden are always the highlight of each trip to Treehouse. I highly recommend purchasing a membership as a special birthday or Christmas gift. read more

The Treehouse Children's Museum reminds me of a big playground for kids. It is fantastic for kids aged about 5 to about 10. I think 10 and over they will find it boring. Most of their exhibits are hands-on and interactive but they may not necessarily support the specific educational exhibit. Case in point, the Constitution exhibit shows the constitutions and the Bill of Rights (printed in original cursive - which most kids can't read) in front of some kind of blue foam build-it-yourself maze for a ball to flow through. Of course, the kids play with the foam build-it blocks and I don't think a single one even acknowledged the Constitution on the wall. They do have a lot of different types of exhibits - which is nice, including a fair amount of Utah history. The medieval history section seemed to be the best as it included dress-up queen/king costumes as well as a life-size chess board and a foam build an arch block set. That at least engages the mind. The kids definitely love playing in the various spaces and exploring the museum. I did not see a single kid who was not having a fun time. I just see this place more as a playground than a museum, and that disappoints me. read more

Wow. Such an amazing place they have a million things to do for kids . My son is 2yrs old, and he loved it ! Great for toddlers !! read more

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Ankle-biter nirvana. I did my research and for a family of six, you can't go wrong buying a yearly membership. There is so much to do and see, I found it difficult to experience everything the Treehouse had to offer in one visit. This place is leaps and bounds ahead of any Children's museum SLC has to offer. Updated, clean, and three levels of fun! Our favorites were the baby nursery, the diner, the Oval Office, rodeo, and castle. So much fun! There are activities going on throughout the day, they also have art projects, employee-led games and challenges and interactive displays all over the museum. Strollers are not allowed, but stroller parking and lockers are available in the lobby. Parking is free, try the garage bc street parking had a 2 hour limit. Can't wait to go back. Ogden is awesome. read more

Great place for indoor fun for the kids! Especially in the winter months or to get out of the scorching heat of the outdoors in the summer. The location is the best because if you are going to the movies with young ones, I would plan a play date here first to get the wiggles out so they'll sit through the movie. Works like a charm for my little ones! This is a fun educational play place that parents can appreciate and children love. I recommend going here for anyone with children who love to explore, learn, and play! I would also like to comment on how clean it is here, knowing the high traffic of kids that are here daily, the staff has their work cut out for them, but they are on top of it! They are super friendly as well. read more

Daughter (age 4) loves it, son (age 1) loves it, and the price for an annual pass is very affordable! I finally went with them and it was even better than their descriptions. So much fun -especially in the winter months when going outside is not really an option. read more

Today the wife and I decided to check out the tree house for our little ones. It cost $5 per adult and $7 per child. At first we weren't sure what to make of the cost and if it was worth it but after taking two and a half hours we decided to purchase an annual family membership for $50. The tree house has two levels with various self guided activities and a few guided arts activities. They only charge for children over one year old. They do have lockers at the front of the facility to stow your kiddy gear and some room to leave your stroller. The overall atmosphere of the facility is free flowing so the kids can move and wander anywhere they want. The different rooms and activities will engage any child in make believe and educational discovery. Both floors have convenient bathrooms with baby changing tables however I would have expected to see at least one family bathroom but not a deal breaker. The location is downtown with plenty of parking but street parking might be sparse so be prepared to walk a small distance. There are food establishments all around so access to food after the kiddo's are worn out is ideal. I would highly recommend the tree house for an afternoon of fun for the young kids. read more

My dad bought my daughter a membership. We go for an hour here and there. She's only 18 months but she loves it. As she gets older, I'm sure she'll love it even more. They have toddler time twice a week which is awesome for her because it's geared to her age. The staff it energetic and great with all the kids. I don't like going when there's a field trip because it gets crazy in there. The year-long membership was $40. Admission for myself and my daughter would otherwise be $11. Totally worth getting the membership! read more

Loved going here with my niece while I was in town. There's an art garden with a specific craft each week, and a 'participlay' that the kids can join in on at 4pm most Thursdays. My niece loooooves getting to join in on these plays each week, and she had a bunch of fun showing me around and getting me my own junior badge in the national parks section read more