The Santa Maria Discovery Museum is a kid's museum. Space exhibits include a space shuttle you can "drive", a climbing wall and a launch panel. There are western themed and fire fighter themed dress up. The kitchen provides a place to "make food." The catching air exhibits sends yarn balls through (like the MOXI). A produce truck has a slide. There is a tree house reading area as well as a creation space with art supplies, Legos and more. Water themed exhibits include a boat you can climb on and a shipwreck. A money station has play money to handle and a bank teller area. A camp fire/ranch area has a bull to ride, a campfire and branding logos. Other highlight were a piano to play when stepping on the keys, a word wall to make silly sentences, planting station, fishing station, tractor to climb, and simple machines to move. A tot area is there for the very littlest kids. Depending on the how the exhibits change, this might be better for the 6 and under crowd.
Favorites: display on the types of poop splatter (8 year old), kitchen area and dress up (5 year old), and climbing wall (all)
Hours: 10am-5pm Tuesday-Saturday, Sunday 12pm-4pm, closed Monday
Time: 1 hour to 90 minutes
Price: Adults $6/Kids $6 (50% off if you have a MOXI membership)
Membership:$100 a year for a basic family membership
Parking: There is a free lot next to the museum.
Location: The museum is located in Santa Maria off the Stowell Rd/exit 170 (about 1 hour drive).
More Info:
https://smvdiscoverymuseum.org/
Nearby:
Waller Park
Special Events:
Farm to Table event in September,
calendar of events
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Simple Machines |
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Launch Station |
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Climbing Wall |
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Lego Fun |
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Bank and Money Station |
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Fire fighting |
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Fishing |
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Kitchen area |
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Campfire/Cowboy&girl space |
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Tractor |
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Maker space |
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Arts and crafts station |
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Boating |
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Microscope |
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Shipwreck |
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Catching air |
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Money |
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Bank teller |
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Tot space |
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Tar pits digging |
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Kitchen space |
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Branding logos |
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Planting Station |
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Barn Music |
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Poop and Splatter Exhibit |
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Combining colors |
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