Treehouse Museum in Ogden

This past week, I took the kids up to Odgen to play at the Treehouse Children's Museum. This is one of our favorite museums. It's located in the middle of downtown Ogden and across the street from the Ogden LDS Temple. 

It had been a while since we've been up there, so the kids had so much fun exploring the entire museum, especially Naomi, who is now old enough to get her hands on all the fun things this museum has to offer. They have added a few new fun areas that they kids loved, one being the new little miniature diner. Allie loved pretending to be a waitress and taking our orders cooking and using the cash register. She thought that was so much fun. Naomi loved playing with the newborn babies in the hospital area, and Mason loved the giant building blocks that he made a giant fort out of. We spent a three good hours playing pretend and the kids even participated in one their plays and got to dress up as a bear and mouse.

I ended up getting vouchers 4 for $14 on KSL deals a few months back, which is an awesome deal. Otherwise, the price of admission is $5-7 per person.

Headed into the museum and a great view of the temple 

Mason dressing up in costume

Enjoying the way China lives and eats

Pickachu was found and Mason needed a picture with him

The pediatricians 

The cute miniature diner at the museum

  

Allie and Mason workin' the diner

The waitress

in action

Naomi even got in on the whole waitress thing

My plate of food

Naomi loves the newborn babies

So cute.....

Allie at the Science Circus 

Allie and Naomi on the horse in the barn area

How to drive to Treehouse

Treehouse Museum is located at 347 22nd Street in downtown Ogden, Utah — about 35 miles north of Salt Lake City. If traveling to Ogden on I-15 (north or south), we suggest taking the 21st Street Exit (exit 343) and traveling east to Grant Avenue. Turn right (south), and go one block to 22nd Street. Turn left (east) on 22nd. You’ll find Treehouse located halfway up the block on the right (south) side of the street on the corner of 22nd Street and Keisel Ave, and directly across 22nd Street from the LDS Temple.