With Hands-On Learning Experiences The Family Will Love, Oklahoma’s Leonardo’s Children’s Museum Is A Must-Visit

Here in Oklahoma, there’s a variety of unique attractions, including many museums. Among these museums, many are designed especially for children. One of the Sooner State's most popular children’s museums is Leonardo's Children's Museum. It is a top family activity and for good reason, there are loads of fun to be had and things to learn. As one of the top children’s museums in the country, this Enid attraction is the perfect spot to take your kiddos for a day of exploring, learning, and wonder. To learn all about this museum, keep scrolling below.

Located in Enid, Leonardo's is the perfect place for the kiddos over Spring Break or anytime; don't worry about the weather, there is plenty to do inside or outside.

Before you even get inside, you'll notice the outdoor science playground, Adventure Quest, located here at Leonardo's. It is the world's largest community-built science playground and the kids will love it.

Once inside, you will be surrounded by incredible hands-on fun experiences everywhere you look.

There are over 100 different things to do here including this very popular bed of (5000) nails.

Another extremely popular exhibit is the simulated grocery shopping experience. It is fun to see what they decide to purchase.

There is so much to do here, so plan on spending most of the day enjoying all the attractions.

The goal here is to make learning fun and they have certainly succeeded, as the smiles on the kids' faces will show.

To learn more about this awesome attraction, click here.

In the town of Lone Wolf, there’s a GI Joe Shop and Museum that is home to almost 300 GI Joes. This fun museum pays homage to this iconic action figure many remember from their childhoods and it’s a great place to take the family for a little outing. They have one of the best collections of vintage GI Joes in the state or if you’re needing to repair ones you’ve been saving for decades, they can bring them back to life. Click here to read more.