1 / 3Omaha Children's Museum
đ Leavenworth Business, NE
Omaha Children's Museum on S 20th St features permanent hands-on exhibits, rotating special exhibitions, daily STEAM programming, a food court, and summer camps. Celebrating its 50th year in 2026.
Love the place, but, we liked the 2nd level more before the remodel it feels boring now with the new stuff added.
đ Family Action Verdict
Best for children ages 1â10. The role-play grocery exhibit and water play captivate toddlers and early elementary kids equally. Summer camps suit ages 4 and up. Grandparents are frequent visitors â the food court and seating areas give adults a comfortable place to recharge between exhibit halls.
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Steven Enright
âLove the place, but, we liked the 2nd level more before the remodel it feels boring now with the new stuff added.â
Kim Neuhaus
âThis is always a fun outing with our grandkids! Favorite activities there include the Hy-Vee shopping area and the water-based play. This visit included time in the Doc McStuffins area, which my granddaughter loved. We spent several hours there, including lunch in their food court. Overall, the staff is friendly, the space is clean and there are activities for all ages and interests.â
Camara Johnson
âAlways a good time with kidsâ
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Overview
Omaha Children's Museum has anchored the city's family scene since 1976. Permanent exhibits include a grocery role-play area, water-based play, and an upcoming Super Sports zone. The Doc McStuffins and Once Upon a Carnival exhibits draw strong engagement. Daily programming covers science, engineering, and art, and summer camps run for multi-week enrollment. The on-site food court allows full-day visits without leaving the building.
