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Photo Friday: Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose

July 9th, 2009 by bsmith | Filed under Museums.
Build Your Own Arch, Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose

Build Your Own Arch, Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose

I am a huge fan of children’s museums for affordable family fun.  The Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose is one of the best I’ve ever visited.  My ten year old just couldn’t pick one favorite area.  Some of our top choices: a play pizza kitchen, real ambulances and fire trucks to ride, an amazing water play area and oodles of bubbles. 

Bubble Wall

Bubble Wall

 

Justin's Bubble Magic

Justin's Bubble Magic

What also sets this museum apart is that it has a fabulous enclosed play area called the Wonder Cabinet just for toddlers and preschoolers.   The Wonder Cabinet has it’s own art studio for preschool projects, a crawling space for the littlest visitors to explore, an amazing reading nook, and plenty of other goodies.

Here is the magnficent Discovery Museum Fire Truck:

Off to the Fire

Off to the Fire

Enjoying summer in San Diego and heading off for a hot week in Vegas.  Wish me luck!

Family Adventure Guidebooks participates in Photo Friday.  Be sure to check out Delicious Baby’s mystery photo here along with lots of other great Photo Friday posts.

Happy Trails,
Bridget
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9 Responses to “Photo Friday: Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose”

  1. Linda says:

    Looks like a fun place!

  2. Cate says:

    Fire trucks, my favourite kind of truck. this must have been a fun place for the kids.

  3. Jen says:

    My kids could spend all day here…very cool!

  4. Tim Marks says:

    The fire truck shot is great. they look like they are having a great time.

  5. You know I love children’s museums. They have so much fun stuff to do. I mean, when you go to the old geezer ones, you can touch anythign, or play. here you can go nuts!

  6. Dominique says:

    Oh yeah, I’d be all about the fire truck! :)

  7. Yup. I love Children’s Museums as well. Especially, the Family programs and also the reciprocal program that allows us to visit other Children’s Museums for free.

  8. amida says:

    We still haven’t been here but boy do we have to visit one day. Admission is pretty pricey, though for the while family.

  9. Lorraine says:

    Excellent review. We’ve been members here for several years in the past. The water play area provided many great moments of toddlerhood discoveries for my kids.

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