1 / 2Upper Peninsula Children's Museum
π Marquette, MI
Upper Peninsula Children's Museum at 123 W Baraga Ave, Marquette features hands-on, child-designed interactive exhibits with a focus on creativity, curiosity, and community. Memberships are available, including free memberships for families in need.
It was a very fun time good place to meet up with family with or without kids Mr. Jim is very friendly he's super sweet and treats everyone like family and is always in a good mood and great with kids! He has been a part of my life for 13 years and he is family now
π Family Action Verdict
Best for children aged 1β10. The inclusive, calm environment works particularly well for toddlers and early-elementary kids. Indoor programming makes it a reliable wet-weather destination in the Upper Peninsula. Families visiting Marquette for the first time will find it a welcoming community anchor rather than a commercial attraction.
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π¬ What Families Are Saying
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Robert Wade
βIt was a very fun time good place to meet up with family with or without kids Mr. Jim is very friendly he's super sweet and treats everyone like family and is always in a good mood and great with kids! He has been a part of my life for 13 years and he is family nowβ
Jule Morin
βReally good spot for the cold winter or rainy spring days. My son has so much fun there.β
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Overview
The UP Children's Museum is a nonprofit institution with exhibits conceived and designed with input from children themselves. Interactive stations encourage creative exploration across multiple themed areas. The venue is a go-to for indoor activity during Michigan's long winter and rainy spring seasons, and long-term staff like Mr. Jim have become recognizable community figures. Programming and seasonal events run year-round alongside the permanent exhibit floor.