Interactive place for children to play and learn.
The purpose of the Paso Robles Children’s Museum is to develop and maintain an interactive educational facility for the children, families, and educators in our community, while showcasing the heritage of the Paso Robles Volunteer Firefighters. The exhibits showcase the heritage of Paso Robles, and include a 1944 firetruck, grape stomp ball pit, and an oak tree root tunnel, in addition to daily art projects, science stations, hands-on play areas, and more. The museum offers educational activities focused on families for the general public, as well as school and youth group programming.
About:
The museum's historic home was once the volunteer firehouse serving Paso Robles, and when the Children's Museum moved into the space its theme was designed to reflect the building's heritage. The building still resembles a classic firehouse, and the fireman's pole is still located in the main area of the museum. The building, which was built in 1940, underwent construction for 5 years to become the museum space that it is today. However, the building still maintains much of the feel of a firehouse, from the high ceilings to the large windows in the front where the doors for the fire trucks used to open. Some of the exhibits embrace the building's history as well, and a fire truck near the entrance is available for children to climb on and explore.
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