Out of towners loved the museum! It gave them a good feel for the desert and all our critters. Easy drive to get there

Out of towners loved the museum! It gave them a good feel for the desert and all our critters. Easy drive to get there
This is a must see. If you miss it you've cheated yourself. An essential to put on your agenda to learn about the US desert
After spending so time driving through the desert, we were interested in learning about the plants and animals that we had seen there. I must say our favorite was the Hummingbird area. We enjoy hummingbirds and to be able to sit quietly and be surrounded by them while they flew around us was fantastic. The aviary with the other birds...
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beautiful place to visit, Lots of walking. Plenty of talks and displays about the area and the wildlife. Gift shop and restaurants as well as a lovely ice cream shop.
This was more like a zoo and a great way to see the outdoors. We went at 7:30am to avoid the heat and walked pretty much the whole place in just over 2 hours. Nice drive in too. I don't know if you're allowed to bring water in or not (we didn't, but no one checked our bags either) but...
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This place is AWESOME! You can't beat the value. I learned a lot about dessert life. They have nice trails to hike on and animals to see. The hummingbird house is the best! It was nice to sit and watch the hummingbirds zip by. They have fun animal shows that teach a lot about dessert life. Highly recommended :)
It is a LOT of walking buy my 2 1/2 and 4 year old did well. They Loved the cave and all the animals.
Magnificent landscape and open-air viewing of wildlife habitat...avoid touring during hottest part of the day. Make it an annual trek.
The national park is nearby with much of the same type of scenery, but better. The zoo at the museum was mediocre. The food at the museum was expensive.
My husband and I had been unaware of its existence and were pleased that he uncovered information on it. We enjoyed the Hummingbird exhibit and found the Gila Monster/Snakes informative seminar with live animals to be quite interesting-though I do not like snakes. Restrooms are located conveniently and are surprisingly clean. Little coffee cafe came in handy for some cold...
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