Address: 2345 Searl Pkwy, Hemet, CA 92543, USA
Phone: +19517910033
Sunday: 10AM–4PM
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10AM–4PM
Wednesday: 10AM–4PM
Thursday: 10AM–4PM
Friday: 10AM–4PM
Saturday: 10AM–4PM
Wendy Schroeder
A very cool place. The history of the local excavation of Diamond Lake was fascinating. The kids loved it and it took us about 2 hours to get through everything including the two movies and the interactive area at the back.
Tonya Colombo
Everything a children's museum should be. I have always wanted to stop here and now I know why. Fascinating, super informative and fun. There are many interesting exhibits that were also interactive. Thoroughly enjoyable place to spend a few hours. The $9 price of admission was pretty cool too.
Jennifer Mora
A wonderful small museum The exhibits are interesting and informative. My sons had a great time They loved making fossils from clay. Great little gift shop. Bought a few geodes for only ¢89 each! The Western Science Museum is well worth a visit.
David Bozanic
The museum is a little small. But super interesting! It was fun for both adults and kids. They also have cool events on the first Saturday of each month in the courtyard. I highly recommend this place for an hour or two of fun for family and/or kids.
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Admission for Seniors 62+ is currently $7.50. Adult admission is currently $9, and admission for youth ages 5-12 is currently $6. Check the website for any future price changes.
$8 per person
It is not open to the public yet.
No. The museum is next to Diamond Valley Lake which offers boating,hiking and fishing. It is for day use only. There are camping areas less than 30 minutes away though.
Not that I saw. But I was not really looking for that.
Check their website.
Yes it is open. You should also check out the water conservation museum next door...its really cool and FREE 😁....
Adults (13 and over) $8.00 Seniors (62+) $6.50 Youth (5 to 12) $6.00 Students (13-22 with current I.D.) $6.50 Youth 4 and under FREE Active Military (with current I.D.)* FREE
To add to the other answers, the water part of the museum is free. The part of the museum with the mammoth is the part you have to pay to get into.
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