Engaging Field Trips at Redwood Discovery Museum in Eureka
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for children of all fitness levels as the experience mainly involves walking and standing indoors.
Overview
Explore hands-on exhibits and interactive learning during a fun 1.5-hour field trip at the Redwood Discovery Museum in Eureka, California. Perfect for young explorers looking to spark creativity and curiosity.
Field Trips
For all ages! • 1.5 Hours • Students Can Play and Explore!
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About This Adventure
Discover the joy of learning at The Discovery Museum! Students can explore interactive exhibits at their own pace during a 1.5-hour field trip. With a dedicated classroom for snacks and lunch, this hands-on experience fosters curiosity and creativity, making it an unforgettable adventure for young minds.
Unleash Curiosity at The Discovery Museum! Engage Students with Hands-On Learning
Duration
1.5 hours
About
- The Discovery Museum is a fun educational place for school field trips!
- Students will have the opportunity to play and explore the exhibits at their leisure. Due to our smaller space, tours are not provided. Use of the classroom is available for lunch or snacks (food is not provided at the museum nor allowed in the museum area).
- Field Trips are given a discounted rate of $5 per child each. Chaperones are free.
- Field Trips are available for 1.5 hours.
Adventure Tips
Book Early to Secure Your Spot
Field trip spots can fill quickly, so it's best to reserve your preferred date well in advance.
Plan for Snack and Lunch Breaks
Make use of the museum’s dedicated classroom space for snack and lunch to keep kids energized.
Encourage Comfortable Footwear
Students should wear comfortable shoes as they will be moving between exhibits actively.
Prepare for Indoor Learning
Most activities occur indoors, so dress in layers to adjust to indoor temperatures.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Douglas squirrels
- Great horned owls
History
The Redwood Discovery Museum showcases the natural and cultural history of Northern California’s redwood region, highlighting local ecology and indigenous heritage.
Conservation
The museum promotes sustainable practices by using eco-friendly materials in exhibits and educating visitors about preserving the local rainforest ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Supportive shoes keep kids comfortable as they explore multiple interactive exhibits.
Light Jacket or Sweater
Ideal for cooler indoor temperatures and transitional weather.
fall specific
Reusable Water Bottle
Staying hydrated during the trip is important for maintaining energy.
Notebook and Pencil
Helpful for students to jot down observations and questions during the visit.