Randall Museum

Jenny Zitser

This was my first visit and I was a little bit scared to go alone with my 4 kids, but it turned out to be the perfect place to spend a Saturday. My oldest liked it so much she wants to volunteer and even my 2 year old kept himself occupied with the Legos and the trains. I cannot believe is for free!

Ed Chen

Great place for parents with kids or field trip. Restroom, WiFi, and a small cafeteria. They didn’t charge me entrance fee on 2021-12-29. Mask and vaccination records are required.

Kerry McGuire

Took two 6yo and a 2yo today, I haven't been there since the remodel - it looked great! Felt spacious and bright, the top level, anyways. There was something for everyone: the traditional basket weaving exhibit, the animals (backyard type, not too exotic), the building block structures to test with the earthquake simulator, but *especially* the train display. A whole room set up with miniature trains including a switch yard, a model town and a hilly rural area with tunnels and bridges. Absolute heaven for a Thomas-obsessed kindergartner! There's now a café, but since we're having a very un-San Franciscan heatwave we picnicked under the trees outside while admiring the cityscape. Suggested donation $1 per person, well worth it.

Nate Y

Fun and interesting animal exhibit for all ages. Saw the employees pet and feed the local raccoon (name is Buddy) which was priceless. They also have a duck, chickens, crows, an owl, tarantula, turtles, and more. Great atmosphere and place to chill after hiking.