Jackson Hole, Wyoming Children's Museum - the Clubhouse

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Jackson Hole Children's Museum

Also known as The Clubhouse, the Jackson Hole Children’s Museum offers parents and kids a place to learn, play, and meet others in the community. Exhibits are ever changing, interactive, and fun for all ages.

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What can I see and do at the Jackson Hole Children’s Museum?

The Jackson Hole Children’s Museum opened in 2011 with fun exhibits like:

  • An indoor play structure and climbing wall.
  • A town market where kids can role-play shopping and playing cashier.
  • A library and reading room.
  • Shadow play area and magnet wall.
  • Regular scheduled story times.

Where is the Jackson Hole Children’s Museum?

The museum is located at 174 N. King Street. It’s just south of Rec. Center but north of Broadway.

When is the Jackson Hole Children’s Museum open?

Monday, 9am to 2pm.
Tuesday, 9am to 5pm. (extended day)
Wednesday - Friday, 9am to 2pm.
Saturday, 10am to 2pm.
Sunday, CLOSED.

How much does the Jackson Hole Children’s Museum cost?

  • Day Pass: $8 (kids under 2 are free)
  • Annual Family Membership: $230
  • Seasonal Family Membership: $150
  • 10 Punch Card: $75
  • Association of Children's Museums Member: $4
  • FREE Blue Star Enter For Active Military & Immediate Family

Who can I call if I have more questions?

Give the museum a call at 307-733-3996 or visit their website.