Edwardsville Children's Museum
Step into a world of whimsical wonder at the Edwardsville Children’s Museum, a hidden gem along Route 66 that sparks imagination and curiosity! With interactive exhibits and hands-on activities, this vibrant space invites families to explore, learn, and create unforgettable memories together. Delight in the unique charm of this local treasure, where the spirit of the Mother Road meets the joy of discovery, making it a perfect pit stop for adventurers of all ages. Don't miss a chance to experience the magic that awaits just off the iconic highway!
Christina Collins
4 months ago"It's the most amazing place. Sensory friendly will return all 6 of My Grandbabies had a blast so many choices and a good learning aspect for sure"
Christina Carlson
10 months ago"The Edwardsville Children’s museum is truly a local gem! My 6 year old loves this wonderful place and asks to visit all the time! The exhibits are all well designed and include fun, unique experiences. They are always adding something new and also have lots of great kids programs, so we go often!"
Megan Glass
10 months ago"Edwardsville Children’s Museum is a great place for all age children to learn and explore while having fun! My son is two and loves going. His favorite spot is the outside but enjoys the inside as well! We have a membership and for $100 it’s highly worth every penny!"
Mary Winston
2 months ago"Love, Love, Love! Worth the $100/year membership fee. Everything is clean. Everything is well maintained. Staff is friendly and helpful. Some construction but they're working on more places to play. I love this space."
Kynda Colson
9 months ago"This is an amazing place for kids! I feel like it’s geared a bit more for younger children - maybe like 2-8 years old. It is very well organized and clean! I’ve been to play places before where toys were strewn all around the place. Not the case here. I took my 2 year old grandchild and we had so much fun! There is an outdoor play area, but it was too hot to explore the day we went. Parking is a pinch and I noticed that many visitors (after we arrived) had to park along the streets. Season passes are available, if that is up your alley. Definitely recommend going."
