The Children’s Museum Oro Valley will close at 11015 N. Oracle Road on December 1, 2022 to prepare to launch a new collaboration, Children’s Museum Oro Valley at Tohono Chul, on January 3, 2023.
Children's Museum Oro Valley is a 3,330 square foot facility that has exhibits that focus on childhood education, the arts, literacy, science, and school readiness. Fun areas in the one-room museum include a Farmer's Market, Peek-A-Boo Palace, Literacy Corner, Art Studio, Lullaby Lounge, and Toddler Town.
Ideal age range for this museum is babies through age 5, but older kids will likely have fun exploring alongside younger siblings.
Children's Museum Oro Valley is located at 11015 N. Oracle Rd in Oro Valley - north of El Conquistador Tucson, south of Catalina State Park.
The museum is open Tuesday – Friday: 9:00am to 4:00pm; Saturday & Sunday: 10:00am to 4:00pm. Closed on Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day.
Admission is $7.00 for children and adults (ages 1 through adult). Little ones, 12 months and under, are free.
Yes!
Annual Membership Benefits
Annual Membership Rates
You can also purchase "dual memberships" at an additional cost, which will give you access to both Children's Museum Tucson and Children's Museum Oro Valley.
Yes. The Museum offers free or discounted admission days throughout the year. Current promotions are listed below.
Children’s Museum Tucson is also part of the Museums for All program. Families that present an EBT/SNAP card or a WIC card and a valid form of photo ID can get $3 per person admission for up to 4 people.
Free parking is available at Children's Museum Oro Valley.
Children's Museum Oro Valley is indoors and climate controlled (air-conditioned or heated).
You may want to bring water bottles, snacks, and a camera.
Yes (including family restrooms).
All families are different, but 1 to 2 hours should be ample time to play at the museum.
Yes. There is a small area where families can sit outside of the front doors to eat snacks. Baggins is also the museum's "neighbor" and has great options for kids.
No.
Try one of the below restaurants, which are within 4 miles of the museum.
Ideal age range is babies through age 5, but older kids will likely have fun exploring alongside younger siblings.
Probably not. The Oro Valley location is pretty small at 3,330 square feet (compared to 11,000 square feet at Children's Museum Tucson).
Yes - in Lullaby Lounge.
Yes.
Pets are not permitted in the facility.
Yes.
Yes! You can follow Children's Museum Oro Valley on Facebook.
That's about it! Have a fantastic time!
Check out the complete list of Tucson Museums.
