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Tallahassee Museum Camps & Youth Programs include activities such as ziplining, Tallahassee Tree-To-Tree Adventures, Animal Encounter experiences, and hands-on activities in school break camps and educational programs. Participants can explore Wildlife Exhibits & Nature Trails, visit the Guest Animal Exhibit, and take part in Zipline & Aerial Adventures. The program also connects with areas of the Museum such as History & Heritage, the Museum Store, and the Cafe & Restaurant.
• Schedule: General Museum hours are 9 am – 5 pm Monday–Saturday and 11 am – 5 pm on Sunday, and it is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Day, and New Year’s Day.
Tallahassee Museum Camps & Youth Programs are part of an institution whose mission is to inspire people to transform their lives, community, and the world through an enhanced understanding of the region’s natural and cultural environments. The Museum holds APPLE Accredited and Gold Seal Quality Care Preschool Program credentials. What began as the work of a few teachers in 1957 grew into the current Museum, which took root on its present grounds in 1960. Russell Daws has stewarded the Tallahassee Museum along with its Board of Trustees, and the Museum states that sustainability is practiced each day and that it works to encourage others in the community to practice sustainability. Testimonials describe repeat visits for ziplining, enjoyment of the ropes course and zip lines as a family outing, and long-term connections to the Museum through volunteering and internships.
Last updated June 3, 2026.
• Schedule: General Museum hours are 9 am – 5 pm Monday–Saturday and 11 am – 5 pm on Sunday, and it is closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Day, and New Year’s Day.
Tallahassee Museum Camps & Youth Programs are part of an institution whose mission is to inspire people to transform their lives, community, and the world through an enhanced understanding of the region’s natural and cultural environments. The Museum holds APPLE Accredited and Gold Seal Quality Care Preschool Program credentials. What began as the work of a few teachers in 1957 grew into the current Museum, which took root on its present grounds in 1960. Russell Daws has stewarded the Tallahassee Museum along with its Board of Trustees, and the Museum states that sustainability is practiced each day and that it works to encourage others in the community to practice sustainability. Testimonials describe repeat visits for ziplining, enjoyment of the ropes course and zip lines as a family outing, and long-term connections to the Museum through volunteering and internships.
Last updated June 3, 2026.
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