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About Children's Museum of the Lowcountry
The Children’s Museum of the Lowcountry has been designed to give kids up to 19 years unlimited learning adventures, and that's exactly what they have achieved! This fun world of discovery lets kids enjoy a host of hands-on and interactive adventures, from racing boats down rapids, and even letting the climb aboard a Lowcountry pirate ship! Arrr me harties!
Those creative kids (and families!) can be inspired by masterpieces, and then create some too in the dedicated art room (nothing wrong with getting those hands messy with paint and glue kids!)
Step back in time to the days of Medieval knights and princesses, where kids can explore a castle made JUST for them, and with the fun dress up props, they can discover passageways and learn historical facts all in character.
It might be the Kids Garden that the kids love, where those five senses can get excited as they explore and play in organic beds, or perhaps just watch the butterflies!
The Children's Museum of Lowcountry also offers free monthly programs, as well as classes and camps around the clock!
Classes range from foreign language to dance to fitness are are offered throughout the week while school is in session. Little ones can sign up for all semester long or walk in for just one class!
With a toddler playspace, water fun and a host of other activities for the whole family, the Children's Museum of Lowcountry is ready to help you have a great family day out!
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Suggest editAdults $15.00
Children $15.00
Free Under 12 months
Last Update 2023
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Do they have baby facilities?
While CML does not sell baby food or have milk-warming facilities for parents, they do offer a nursing station in the Toddler Room and baby changing tables
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Children's Museum of the Lowcountry?
CML offers a variety of snacks to cure those mid-morning and mid-afternoon cravings. From Cheese Its to Yogurt to Dippin Dots, they have your snacks covered.
Any top tips when visiting?
CML is typically quieter in the afternoons… and Wednesday is the quietest day of the week. If this is your first time coming to the Museum, allow yourself at least 1.5 hours to enjoy all the exhibits!
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They offer enriching learning experiences and inquiry-based self guided programs. A team of professional educators design Museum experiences around South Carolina's academic standards and the National standards in science, math, social studies, language arts and the visual and performing arts to expand the Museum visit into a cross-curricular experience. These activities are created for Grades Pre K-5 and are free with Museum admission.
Do they have baby facilities?
While CML does not sell baby food or have milk-warming facilities for parents, they do offer a nursing station in the Toddler Room and baby changing tables
Does Children's Museum of the Lowcountry have healthy eating or Vegan options?
Pack a lunch and eat it outside on the picnic tables if you want to ensure a super healthy meal
Is Children's Museum of the Lowcountry fully accessible?
They museum has wheelchair ramps at both doors. No restrictions for limited mobility. They also have a handicap stall in each restroom as well as a family restroom.
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