The shorter set can climb through pint-sized tunnels, bounce in the only indoor ball pit or slide, crawl and stack to their little hearts' content.

Children can climb into the seat of the cockpit in the polywagon to get a first hand experience viewing a cockpit, touching the gears and learning about what each of the monitors means!.

Tours involve climbing two flights of stairs and will take you through both the formal and informal areas of the home. Visitors will see the basement level, Entrance Hall, Office, Drawing Room...

The Kings Palace tour, a 1.5-hour ranger-guided tour through four highly decorated chambers, departs from the underground rest area. You will descend to the deepest portion of the cavern open to the...

See sands from around the world as you climb through a two-story sandcastle.

The museum's Climbing Schooner allows kids to investigate the ocean depths at the bottom, or see the sights from on high as they climb to the top.

The Sunset Stroll Nature Walk is an easy (less than one mile) stroll through the dunes to look at the geology, plants and animals of the dune field. Some climbing on the dunes is involved.The walk is...

The Alps follows a stirring human story that unfolds in the midst of some of nature's most awe-inspiring scenery. At the heart of the film is John Harlin III's climb of the storied North Face of the...

This exhibit features a full-size wigwam and tipi, an American Bison, and a dugout canoe that you can climb into. Make sure to visit the video kiosk on your way out to learn what it's like to live in...

Be prepared to climb stairs and ramps and to walk approximately one mile.

Strap on your hiking boots to trek up the mountain and learn about Washington's forests. Climb past a waterfall and make your way through a cave full of bats and flowing lava. At the top, slide down a...

Kids can try their hand at navigating a small climbing wall.

Excited by the changes at Liberty Science Center but missing your old favorites? You're in luck. 'Wonder Why' combines the best of what came before, offering 40 favorites from the previous building...

'Tropical America' -- Rhode Island's rainforest -- features a canopy sky-walk and a lush, rainforest atmosphere complete with free-flying birds and several species of primates. Stay on solid ground or...

Kids can challenge themselves to the many different climbing towers that are available at Kidspace to get a bird's eye view of the grounds.

This fanciful exhibit engages children in active learning through play. The focus is on fun, movement and learning what animals need to thrive. Explore the Magical Movement area where kids can climb...

In Leaping Into Learning, children enter a forest where they can cast their rods and catch colorful fish and even go under our waterfall without getting wet. In our treehouse, children can climb and...

Children get to experience life on a farm first-hand and how food makes it to our dinner tables. From selecting the vegetables and fruits to climbing on our John Deere tractor, children go straight...

'Life and Times of Washington State' is a hands-on adventure that begins 545 million years ago. Richly exotic, yet strangely familiar, this exhibit is a passport through the evolution of the state's...

Enjoy the scenery on this 10-minute walk that meanders through salt marsh and woodland preserve between the Aquarium's buildings. Climb the 30-foot observation tower to get a view of Owls Creek from...

Climb into our tree house and find the habitats of various local animals, surround yourself in a life sized bubble, or create music of your own in our child sized replica of Congress Park.

Climb into a treehouse, build a fort, play with light! Have fun exploring the natural world in this original, interactive exhibition. This is your chance to go out on a limb! This imaginative...

When kids are not spellbound by the latest tale, they can climb into the giant tree or fallen limb, bring pillows with them and create a fort of fun!

Explore a multi-sensory, magical space designed just for our youngest visitors, birth to three years. Let your baby explore the trickling water stream, rest on the new lilypad waterbed, visit with the...