easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for children of all fitness levels as the experience mainly involves walking and standing indoors.
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.
Experience a hands-on educational adventure at the Redwood Discovery Museum in Eureka, California. Designed specifically for young learners, this 1.5-hour field trip invites students to explore a range of interactive exhibits at their own pace, encouraging curiosity and creativity. The museum’s engaging displays cover natural science, history, and art, allowing children to touch, play, and learn in an exciting environment. A dedicated classroom space provides a comfortable setting for snacks and lunch, making the experience convenient for teachers and students alike. Located in the heart of Eureka, the museum fosters a fun and inspiring atmosphere that makes learning fun outside the traditional classroom. Educators appreciate the balance of guided and independent exploration, while students leave with memorable experiences that spark ongoing interest in science and discovery. Whether your group is interested in local ecosystems or creative problem-solving, the Redwood Discovery Museum offers a unique and enriching field trip opportunity that supports hands-on education and group interaction.
Field trip spots can fill quickly, so it's best to reserve your preferred date well in advance.
Make use of the museum’s dedicated classroom space for snack and lunch to keep kids energized.
Students should wear comfortable shoes as they will be moving between exhibits actively.
Most activities occur indoors, so dress in layers to adjust to indoor temperatures.
The Redwood Discovery Museum showcases the natural and cultural history of Northern California’s redwood region, highlighting local ecology and indigenous heritage.
The museum promotes sustainable practices by using eco-friendly materials in exhibits and educating visitors about preserving the local rainforest ecosystem.
Supportive shoes keep kids comfortable as they explore multiple interactive exhibits.
Ideal for cooler indoor temperatures and transitional weather.
fall specific
Staying hydrated during the trip is important for maintaining energy.
Helpful for students to jot down observations and questions during the visit.