There is so much to see and do here. It is clean, for a children's museum, and the kids can't get enough. More

I took my 4 year old here and we played for hours. I thought it had a lot of great educational parts as well as dress up stations and musical instruments. I liked it! And my son loved it. More

We have been going to the Treehouse for over 5 years. We have three girls, and my oldest (almost 7) still loves to come and play. There are several different play areas that are hands-on, fun, and inspire creative play. We have spent countless hours here, and they still beg to go back. There is a different craft in the... More

We have visited the Treehouse Childrens Museum many times and each time are impressed by the wonderful hands-on exhibits and activities for every member of the family. I have 5 children and while my little ones love to play with the dolls, firetruck, puzzles, trains etc, my older children love to play with the life size chess, still frame animation... More

If you ever have a chance to go to the Treehouse Museum, don't miss the opportunity!! One lady suggested her kids got through the entire museum in 15 minutes, but my three children, ages 10, 8, and 4 have spent three hours at the treehouse and still not done everything!! My most favorite part is that the kids don't even... More

This is a great place for young kids to spend the day. We have had an annual membership for 6 years and every year it has saved our bacon in the winter months. Rotating exhibits, daily art projects, and GREAT additional events (Step Into a Story, Halloween parties, New Year's Eve parties, Pirate parties). More

This literacy, arts, and imagination based children's museum is unlike anything I've ever been to. It doesn't have the usual science activities that most children's museums have. It has many levels of creative play for a wide range of ages. There are so many open ended activites. I've gone with my own child who is two and other's children who... More

This museum looks good from the outside, but was a major let down once we entered. Luckily, our entry was free as it was military appreciation month, which was the only positive about this place. There was a train table (similar to ones you see at doctors or dentists offices), a little area with different little houses that are supposed... More

The Children's Museum in Ogden is really something to see. It is a great place for the young and the young at heart. Each month they have celebrations of something different. For New Years they had a count down to 12...12 o'clock noon! Such a fun place. More