A children's museum located in La Habra, serving families throughout the surrounding communities including La Mirada. The museum falls within the arts and culture category, offering interactive exhibits and hands-on experiences designed for young visitors. It provides a space where children can explore and engage with educational displays in a museum setting. Families looking for enriching, child-focused activities in the area will find this a nearby option for outings that blend play with learning.
About The Children’s Museum at La Habra
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301 S Euclid St, La Habra, CA 90631, USALocated in La Habra, just a short drive from La Mirada, this children’s museum offers hands-on exhibits and interactive experiences designed for young visitors. The museum serves families, school groups, and children looking for educational and play-based programming in a dedicated museum setting.
Admission is $12.00 per person, with discount rates available. The museum accommodates a range of visit types, including general admission, birthday party celebrations, and organized field trips for school and community groups. Visitors can also inquire about special events held throughout the year.
For La Mirada families, the museum provides a nearby cultural and educational resource that bridges play and learning. Its proximity makes it a practical option for parents seeking age-appropriate outings without traveling far from the community. The museum’s field trip program also makes it a potential destination for local schools looking to supplement classroom learning with exploratory, in-person experiences.
Tickets can be purchased in advance through the museum’s website. Those interested in hosting events, planning group visits, or submitting other requests can do so through the museum’s online contact options.
We went on Friday morning.bwas there from open till almost 2 in the afternoon. Its 12 per person, kids under 2 are free but for whatever reason I still got charged for my youngest one. Its cute,made exactly for kids. To grab,move,play with. All the rooms are different. The bathrooms are clean, despite them being busy used by kids,very tidy. There were other schools on a field trip,we just went a different way when they were getting there tours.thered about 9 rooms to go into and explore i believe. They did have a craft room, but that wasn't available at the time we went. No food is available there. They are right next to a park, so thats suoer helpful. Overall both myself and kids, had a nice time.
It's really fun for kids ages 10 and younger, wouldn't recommend for older kids. And because we went during summer vacation it was packed, but overall my little ones had fun. I personally liked it because since the kids are in the WIC program, there was a discount. You just have to show your card and driver's license.
Many years ago, I brought my niece and nephew. Today I brought my great niece. She had such a blast. This is a very fun and educational museum. She had lots of fun in the dress-up room and the Farm. Also intrigued by the tarantula, Lucy. We can't wait to come back. The staff is friendly as well. Plan hours of fun for the littles.
It's a nice small museum. Perfect for small children to explore for a good two hours. Kids ran around, got on the carousel, explored the train and the different exhibit areas.
My 3 year old was invited to his first birthday party by one of his preschool friends. Luckily, it was at LA Habra Children's Museum. I must say, my kids are hooked to children's museums ever since we went to the Cube in Santa Ana. The whole concept of interactive play to expose children to arts and sciences is genius. My sons had a great time, but especially my little one. My 9 year old had fun, but it would have been better if he had someone closer to his age to play with... My 3 year old, on the other hand, had the most fun exploring each of the discovery rooms, from trains to African animals to cooking, to the carousel to his all time favorite, the farm. Seeing his little eyes grow wider and his smile just as much when he entered the farm exhibit was priceless. He was beside himself (he loves any kind of animal, but especially farm animals). My older son enjoyed this area as well as they "picked and planted" vegetables, loaded up an organic food cart, "fed" the animals, and cooked and cleaned. We were called to one of their two party rooms for lunch then cake, but every time we went back out to explore, we went straight to the farm. Granted, it's really like small play areas and the train area seems like an afterthought. But for the most part, it's a close-in alternative to the cube that my sons will love returning to. Only next time, we'll bring my 6 year old. I mean, everyone deserves a trip to the farm, right?