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Website: leonisadobemuseum.org
Phone: (818) 222-6511
Closed now
- Mon Closed
23537 Calabasas Rd Calabasas, CA 91302 ·2206.48 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
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tripadvisorUnfortunately, we stopped by on Monday (Labor day) and it was closed. My kids loved the bulls and sheeps which you could see from the parking lot.
MoreIn Calabasas, a piece of history. Steers with gigantic horns and a building from the days of Mexican rule. Great for history buffs and children. Good restaurants Next door. Worth a trip to see
MoreI have one of those Passport to History books for my son and about once a month or more we go collect his stamps and visit museums. This one was pretty cool, they have an area where kids can buy feed and feed the animals, they have a horse, bull and some sheep. Lots of chickens for the kids to feed. There are also several cats roaming around and let the kids pet them. I am not sure if this was just the day we were there but the parking lot had an attendant that charged some people to park maybe for them to visit elsewhere but he didn't charge us because we were going to the museum. There is a small museum gift shop, overall it was a very nice afternoon exploring around at all the displays and walking through the house.
MoreInteresting experience on top being historical. One can imagine how simple and complicated life was back in time, another century.
MoreIn the Old Town section of Calabasas with easy off-street parking. There are buildings and exhibits along with animals. Worth a visit with the Kids.
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