Randall Museum

Randall Museum is a science and nature museum in Corona Heights Park featuring interactive exhibits about California wildlife and natural sciences. The space includes hands-on learning stations and workshops where visitors can directly engage with nature and artistic techniques.

Josephine D. Randall founded this learning center as San Francisco's first Superintendent of Recreation with a mission to promote science and arts education for children. The museum reflects her belief that education and creative learning should be accessible to the community.

The museum hosts art and craft classes in ceramics and woodworking where visitors can learn from local artists and skilled instructors. These classes reflect a commitment to keeping traditional making and artistic skills alive in the community.

The museum welcomes visitors most days of the week and offers free access to all exhibits and workshops. Facilities include ramps and elevators to make your visit comfortable for everyone.

In the Wild in California exhibit area, visitors meet California native animals like snakes and barn owls while learning directly from animal care specialists. These face-to-face encounters with real creatures make the visit especially memorable.

Location: San Francisco

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 10:00-17:00; January 1 off, July 4 off, November 11 off, December 25 off; November Thursday[4]-Friday[4] Off; December 25 off

Website: https://randallmuseum.org

GPS coordinates: 37.76440,-122.43837

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:42