RANDALL MUSEUM

In a Nutshell...
In the steep hills overlooking the Castro district is a small nature museum for little kids called the Randall Museum. While there are classes for older kids, such as ceramics and woodworking, most of the drop-in activities are for preschoolers, such as the petting pen, stocked with chickens, rabbits and a duck. The museum serves as a wildlife recovery center with cages of injured birds. To also help promote respect for the natural world, it has aquariums and terrariums with reptiles and amphibians, as well as a glass sided beehive. Their facilities include a theater and excellent ceramics and woodworking studios.
Everyone is welcome, but know this is mainly a neighborhood attraction.
Pros:
- Nice city view
- Kids safe zone
- Good parking
Cons:
- Small
- Not very interesting to older kids
Hours:
Tues - Sat, 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Admission:
$1 suggested donation
Location:
Neighborhood: Corona Heights Park
199 Museum Way
San Francisco, CA 94114
(415) 554-9600 /
RandallMuseum.org
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