Kidcity Children's Museum

KidCity is a museum for young children ages 1 to 7. It’s located inside a historic house built around 1835; it was called the Camp-Sterns house and it was used as a covent for 70 years by St. Sebastian Church. The church donated it to be used as this museum. Before going, a reservation is required; making reservations was easy on their website.
There was a metered parking lot behind the museum; when we went on a Wednesday, it was $1 per hour. Checking in was easy. There is a room where you can eat and drink, since you can’t do that inside the exhibits; there is also a coat room and gift shop. Each room had a theme and kids are encouraged to pretend play. There are three floors and the room themes are:
1. Fishery
2. Space aged road trip
3. Middleshire
4. La Piazza
5. Rollerducks
6. Toddler Sea Caves: for children 2 years and younger.
7. Main St.
8. Farm
They have artists that created these exhibits. The attention to detail was amazing; from the steam coming out of the sinks, the fake fire and sounds from the stoves, and the fire pit at the Middleshire, to name a few. The artwork was very intricate and well thought out. I give major props to the artists!
We visited for my son’s birthday and they gave him a free T-shirt, that’s so awesome. The customer service was great. There were plenty of restrooms with changing tables. My family and I were there for a couple of hours and the kids loved it. I highly recommend a visit if you have young children! It’s definitely up there with one of my favorite children museums thus far. Also, it’s in a great locations with tons of restaurants nearby.