KidsQuest Children's Museum

KidsQuest Children's Museum is a multi-floor learning space with areas exploring science, technology, engineering, art, and math for young children from infancy through age ten. The rooms are designed so children can directly touch and try things without needing lengthy explanations.

The museum was founded in 1997 after a survey by Eastside Parents magazine showed that families on the east side of the lake needed a dedicated children's facility. Since then it has grown and become an important community resource for early learning and play.

The museum creates a space where children learn through hands-on play and discovery, reflecting how the community values early childhood development and exploration. Visitors often see groups of young children working together on projects that help them understand how things work and connect with ideas around them.

The museum is located on the Eastside and is easy to reach by car, with free parking nearby. Visitors should wear comfortable clothes since many activities are hands-on and some areas involve water play.

The Tot Orchard is a dedicated area for children under three with water play zones where kids can get wet and explore freely. This section shows the museum takes even the youngest visitors seriously and gives them their own space to discover things.