On a cold, dreary day, there's no better place to spend an afternoon than at the Treehouse Museum in Ogden. Gather up the kids, hop in the car, and get ready for a fun-filled adventure!
You'll find Treehouse Museum at 347 E. 22nd Street in Ogden.
The museum opened in 1992 and welcomes around 175,000 visitors every year.
At the center of the museum is a huge tree. It stands 30 feet tall and is 65 feet around. Climb the tree and admire its 70,000 green leaves, spiral staircase, and deck that's perfect for observing everything that's going on below.
This place is chock-full of opportunities for imaginative play.
Stroll through the town, and stop in at the Waltons Five and Dime, where you can be a shopkeeper or a customer.
Visit The Oval Office and imagine what it would be like to be the President of the United States.
When you're the teacher, it's important to write some lessons on the chalkboard.
Hop aboard the train and be a conductor, a ticket-taker, or a passenger. Your journey is certain to be exciting.
Train aficionados will also love the Conductor's Station, where they can play with the train sets.
With two stories and 30,000 feet to explore, you're going to want to plan an entire day at the Treehouse Museum.
It's open Monday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Tuesday through Thursday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Friday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission is just $7 for children ages 1 to 12; $5 for visitors ages 13 and up.
Visit Treehouse Museum's website for more information. Have you played at Treehouse Museum? Tell us what you think of this magical place!
For more family fun, head to Moab and visit Moab Giants — a dinosaur theme park the whole family will love.
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