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Destinations for
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San
Francisco Kids Birthday Party
Find the perfect place to celebrate your kids birthday. Make your child's party
one to remember by having it at one of these unique party places. Leave the details
to a professional party host. Your child will be the envy of his friends. |
Exploratorium:
San Francisco
A museum filled with interactive science and art exhibits. More than 124,000
children and teachers visit the Exploratorium every year. Housed within the
walls of San Francisco's landmark Palace of Fine Arts |
Jelly
Belly Factory Tour - Your kids will love you
for taking them to the Jelly Belly factory. This fun 40 minute
tour of the candy factroy will put smiles on the faces of
kids. At the end of the tour your get a free bag or Jelly
Belly candy. A must do day trip. |
Zeum:
San Francisco
Children are encouraged to help with projects, including stop-action animation,
digital photography, and cutting-edge new media forms, web casting and to experiment
and to learn. |
Funderland
: Sacramento
Funderland is a small-scale, old-fashioned amusement park and is perfect age
2 to 12. A roller coaster, steam train and other modes of transporting small
bodies in various directions. |
Old
Faithful Geyser Calistoga
Every 40 minutes, on the average, Calistoga, California's version of Old Faithful
erupts, throwing 350-degree Fahrenheit water as much as 60 feet into the air.
The world famous fainting goats. (the goats are so used to people
they no longer faint) |
California
State Railroad Museum:
The museum is a complex of historic facilities and unique attractions. This is
a must stop for all kids and adults who like trains. Plenty of hands on activities for
the whole family. |
Chabot
Space Center: Oakland
This excellent museum is appropriate for children of all ages, but elementary
school kids will especially enjoy it. It’s home to a great planetarium
and a Discovery Room for children ages 4-7 |
Bonfante
Gardens Park: Gilroy
Theme park designed for families with young children and garden lovers featuring
19 rides, 27 attractions, majestic gardens and the world famous Circus Trees.
California's only horticulture theme park. |
Charles
M. Schulz Museum: Santa Rosa
The Snoopy Museum offers tours of the museum, cartooning classes, and hands-on
activities. Daily screenings of the Peanuts Television Shows, interviews with
Charles Schulz and other Peanuts related material. |
California
Science Center: L A
The West Coast's largest hands-on science center. offers fun and informative
permanent exhibits Through hands-on experiences in our galleries, you'll learn
about human inventions and innovations. |
Discovery Museum of the Desert
Located in Rancho Mirage the museum is over 18,000 square foot .The Children's
Discovery Museum of the Desert has over fifty "hands-on" exhibits. "We
believe that learning is serious fun!" |
Discovery
Science Center: Santa Ana
Let your imagination turn, twist and fly through approximately 120 hands-on exhibits.
The Center is a 59,000-square-foot learning facility designed to spark
children's natural curiosity. |
The
Bowers Kidseum: Santa Ana
Kidseum is designed to be a safe haven for exploration, an environment that provides
opportunities for increasing self-knowledge. The Kidseum has many activities:
Art Classes, Storytelling, Performances, Birthday Parties, Family Festivals and
Summer Art Camp |
San
Diego Model Railroad Museum
At 27,000 sq. ft., the museum is the largest indoor model railroad display in
the world. The individual HO and N scale layouts are among largest of their type. Located
in historic Balboa Park near the San Diego Zoo. |
Reuben
H. Fleet Science Center :San Diego - The Science
Center features more than 100 interactive science exhibits
in five galleries, as well as major traveling exhibitions.Younger
children will enjoy
Kid City, a exhibition aimed at children ages six and younger
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