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McKenna Children's Museum

Located in New Braunfels, the McKenna Children's Museum provides an engaging space for children to learn through play. The facility features a variety of interactive exhibits, including a pretend H-E-B grocery store, a space station, and an outdoor water area. Designed primarily for children from birth to eight years old, the museum encourages kids to see, touch, and explore in a safe environment. A dedicated Tot Spot ensures that even the youngest visitors have a space tailored to their developmental needs.

Why people come here

Educational exhibits Indoor climate control Re-entry allowed Dedicated toddler area Free parking

Before you go

A child visitor must stay with an adult. Except for reserved adult tours, an adult may enter only as the companion of a child; food and drinks from outside may not be taken into exhibit spaces.

Good to know

What age range is the museum appropriate for?

The museum is designed for children from birth to 8 years old. The exhibits engage a broad range of interests, with a dedicated Tot Spot for ages 0-3.

Can we leave and come back on the same day?

Yes, the museum offers a "Play All Day" admission that allows you to leave and return on the same day.

Can I bring food into the museum?

Outside food and drinks are not permitted in the exhibit areas, but there are lunch and picnic tables available for use.

McKenna Children's Museum, New Braunfels

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