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Lewis & Clark Exploratory Center of Va

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Charlottesville, VA 22902

+1 (434) 979-2425

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4.04 reviews

Keli W.

3/29/2018

Went to this off the beaten path while on a day trip to Charlottesville. You go in and they have a whole nature center with activities set up. We had a tour guide named Becky who was amazing. She...

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Alexa S.

1/19/2019

We were at the dog park across the street and stopped by to see what the Exploratory was and immediately a lady came out and told us to leave because "this wasn't a park" and there are kids...

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Juliana B.

7/17/2018

Our little family of four really enjoy our visit! We got to explore nature which kids love! We also got to draw some leaves and bugs, which I loved! There a little for everyone to enjoy! Just wish...

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Carolyn R.

8/29/2019

Fascinating visit, and something for everyone here. I was especially pleased to hear about their summer camps for children and for adults with disabilities. They averaged about 150 people per week!

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