Children's Museum of Montana — Attraction in Great Falls

Much more of a huge play space than a museum but what fun!! Our 6 year old had a blast but I can see a preschooler being in HEAVEN. An arts and crafts space set aside, then you walk into a spacious area chalk-full of imaginative play areas. Toy car ramps, a mini log cabin, fire station and slide. Loads of animals to identify. A bank with stamps and play money. An air traffic control tower, painted runway, and REAL aircraft cockpit to sit in. A pretty pink princess stage with shoes to dance in. Wooly mammoth bones and a sand table to dig in. Upstairs featured a whole mini town: grocery shop, doctors office, dental office, and cafe. Shoes off parkour area. Little library and reading book. Our favourite, and child's two-story Lego building area! Downstairs was also a real cafe for adults with a huge array of support literature and recommendations for local agencies. I'm so glad we didn't miss this one, if you have a little, you've got to prioritize this. Low cost of admission and well worth it to keep this...

My 6 year old loved this museum. It wasn't busy the saturday that we went at 11:00, but there were enough children there for him to play with and have a good time. There's an upstairs and a downstairs and a lot to explore.

My opinion for adults. There's limited seating. The whole place is built with wood, so it's a pretty old building. There is a coffee bar, but the guy behind it was talking on his phone literally the whole time I was there and did not acknowledge me when I approached the counter. And then another person approached the counter while he was on the phone and he walked away... not even kidding or...

Lots of opportunities for imaginative play. (Grocery store, dentist/ doctors, dress-up.) Area for 4 and under. This is a great indoor play area for the long winter months and a membership is worth the price. The artwork on the walls is amazing and so cheerful. Cafe with beverages for purchase available. Now I will say that if you are accustomed to childrens museums in larger cities this one might feel a bit lackluster. In the past months there have been a lot of improvements made I hope the staff continues to phase out the old broken toys...