Amelia Park Children's Museum - Children's museum in Westfield - 29 S Broad St, USA

We love this museum but it is so dirty. It’s worse because all the carpets have patterns so it hides the dirt, but when you look closely it’s covered with junk. It needs to be vacuumed daily but I’m not sure if it is because even if you arrive at 9am, the floor is covered in snacks, wrapper, pieces from the fossil exhibit, and so much dirt and dust. Just buy more vacuums and clean it more. The staff doesn’t interact with visitors at all but they are not cleaning, so just change that and require a little more cleaning! Also, the toddler toys are lacking. They need to be replaced and refreshed much more often. Again, it’s a great museum but clean it more!

Nice Children's Museum. Great place to go if you're local. They have an excellent deal on Thursdays. It's got fun activities for toddlers up to kindergarten. They have a rocket ship for kids to play in, a slide, a milking cow, a play campsite, bank, kitchen, dentist, a broadcasting booth, Dino dig site, an art room with activities, and live reptiles to look at.

I got there early on the weekend and myself and my 2 year old were the only ones there for about a hour till a birthday party rolled in, I will definitely be back, my son loved it But I would probably go on a weekday instead of weekend. It maybe small but there’s tons for your little ones! And it’s affordable too!

Had a blast here! Visiting from out of state with a 4yr old and overall I would definitely recommend a visit. Visited on Labor Day weekend and it was not busy at all. Admission is reasonable for what they have and we spend 2.5 hours here so well worth the price. Very interactive with many hands on play stations. Some exhibits could definitely use some TLC, a few not working buttons in the space themed area and some minor damage around the other exhibits. Understandably kids are going to break things from time to time. It didn't take away from our enjoyment. My 4yr old loved building with the foam blocks as well as the kitchen and space themed areas. It's not too big of a facility so you can sit and let your kid play while you watch and not have them get lost. I even found many of the open play exhibits fun as an adult! Great place to let curiosity and playfulness get the best of you. One suggestion is to re-word some of the signage so that it is a little more friendly, instead of NO RUNNING, perhaps "walking feet please". For a museum that promotes imaginative play the signage felt a little strict. I get wanting guests to be respectful and clean up but I would imagine a good portion of the kids visiting can't read so really the signage is for the adults.

The play place is great, lots of stuff to do and they are taken pretty good care of. With kids in there all day, things are bound to get broke. The staff on the other hand are cold and Uninviting. The woman who is always at the front desk never says a word to you, not even hi, and gives the dirtiest looks I’ve ever seen. She should not work there if she hates it. Other than that the place is great but I was talking to other parents there and they seemed to feel the same way about this one staff member. It makes people not want to go there.

Fun but small place. Many different area can let kids play: camping, building house, sliding, archaeological open kitchen, and shopping. They also have many activities and small animals can see. Ticket is $8/person.

Opened in 2013 and it felt like it. Something to do with kids under 5. Staff was less than accommodating. Lots of signs/instructions.

It's nice for kids all ages, toddler and up. My girl is 1.5 and loves it there. You can come on Thursday from 12 to 3, its only $2 admission.