Start your family’s journey in the Art Room, where kids can choose from four different stations all designed to spark creative expression through sculpture, painting, mixed media, and sensory play. Or head to the Medieval Creativity Castle where kids can dress up and engage in their very own fairytale. If your child loves playing outside, check out the Kid’s Garden where they can identify butterflies, learn about basic botany, and even pick their own herbs. The museum also has a special play space dedicated to toddlers and babies.
There are several bus stops roughly a block away from the Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry, but if you have a little one in tow, it might be best to drive. Where there is no on-site parking, there are metered parking spaces, as well as the Visitor’s Center and Camden/Exchange Parking Garages for a small hourly fee.
The Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry is open Tuesday through Sunday and closed on Monday. The museum is typically quieter on weekday afternoons. The museum also has a few hours set aside for special needs kids every second and fourth Sunday; check ahead for the latest updates.
For more family-friendly fun, check out the South Carolina Aquarium. The sleek, compact space has plenty to see and do, including more than 10,000 plants and animal species spread out across 60 exhibits, as well as state-of-the-art learning centers.
