Wow went with the grandchildren. This is a must see place full of different things to see and do. Be prepared a bit expensive for a family, I was surprised .

I've wanted to visit here for a few years and finally did this weekend. I really liked the fish tanks and animals on display. The play area in the Paul Bunyon Camp looks great. I wish the kids would have been on this trip to enjoy the park.

This was our second visit to Turtle Bay Exploration Park. The first was a hot summer day where we just viewed the bridge and gardens. This time we spent more time on a comfortable spring day. Walked the gardens and enjoyed the museum displays.

Always a pleasure to visit this ever changing center. Has so much to offer, every visit you see something new. All ages enjoy visiting the different area of the Center and the attactions close by.

This place is amazing for short trails or hanging around on the wonderful architectural marvel - the sundial bridge.

Take the Kids, enjoy the day, see the wild life, the Butterflys and the birds. Great place to spend the day with the kids or Grandkids. See the Bridge, the River and the Flower Garden at the same time. http:www.Genealogy-101.Com

The entire Turtle Bay complex is always enjoyable even when the museum isn't open. The River Trail passes through here, the Sundial Bridge is amazing, and the trail that runs alongside Hwy 44 provides views of bald eagles and their nest (so close to the freeway!). The museum always has great temporary exhibits along with permanent displays. I have always... More

We lucked into an Ansel Adams exhibit that was quite simply fantastic. We got a AAA discount on the entry fee and it would have been worth the regular fee @ twice the price. The other parts of the normal exhibits we very interesting and well presented. I particularly enjoyed the large tank of salmon & rainbow trout (fish native... More

Fantastic park for all ages. They changes exhibits frequently. On our recent visit they had a nice Ansel Adams exhibit. The museum has a lot of local history displays and hands on interactive features. Be sure and see the fish feeding frenzy at 10:30 and the lorakeet bird feeding was fun as well.