Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

An Adventurer

This place could be better. Many exhibits/interests are not accompanied by any information. I’d go in prepared to coach the kids as this place is great for homeschoolers. A lot of practical examples on aerodynamics, solar system and Chucky-Cheese-type games thinly veiled as Physics. Mind you it is fun! Not crowded so you can take you time with the children and let them explore with other kids. Stay away from the “story time”. This is the only place where you get a disconnect from Science and into more Liberal Arts. Plan on spending a full day chock full of activities. Feed your meter for at least four hours. The staff is excellent and will let you go top up your parking in case you underestimate. They do not have a cafeteria and only a small place to have your own food. Watch out for occasional special pricing which makes this spot even better.

Larcie Fitzmorris

Security checkpoints clean clear went very smoothly shipping and receiving very attentive

Jennifer Johnson

So disappointed.. there was nothing to see! Basically paid $20.00 to build a paper airplane and look at masks because of covid. No animals, 😭AND because the cafeteria was closed we purchased snacks from the shop. Got to the car drove off and realized the Hummus snack pack was expired!! And we ate it..

Henry Martinez

A bit expensive for adults (20 per). The staff person told us the center was more child centric (thanks by the way!).We're expecting a child, so we'll be back in a few! It's a great place, great views!