Hands-on House, Children's Museum of Lancaster

"Our children really enjoyed this 'hands on' place that is just their size! They have a nice variety of things to do from being a "doctor" to molding things with playdoh. Older children might get bored a bit quicker but can also find it interesting."

4 weeks ago

"We recently visited Hands-on House, and overall, it was a mixed experience. The outside play area was fantastic — lots of space for the kids to run around and explore, and it was clearly the highlight of the trip. Fresh air, creative play stations, and a generally well-thought-out layout made it a great spot for families. The inside, however, was a different story. It felt stuffy, poorly ventilated, and honestly, kind of stinky. It made it uncomfortable to stay inside for long, which is a shame because there were some cute exhibits. A little better air circulation would go a long way. One t"

a week ago

"Hands on house is basically a large indoor kid’s playground with a variety of small “hands on” activities they can do. With the use of a little imagination, there is a good amount of things to play with and experience. As you enter, there are a bunch of market/fair exhibits such as a post office, ice cream truck, vets office, etc etc for the kids to play and explore. Next there is the tech lab, with an interactive oversized piano, robotic arm, projection floor games and more. The last room, helps kids envision a construction site, with interactive exhibits. There are fake cinder blocks an"

9 months ago