This is a very kid-welcoming museum that will also interest adults. It is a gentle place with lots of information and things to do. We like to go once a month or so More

This museum is not as slick as the one in the Smithsonian, but it offers a lot in aviation history. It's in an accessible area of College Park, and it's worth a visit if you're in the area and have a little time. More

This is a gem of a museum. It's right at College Park airport. The displays cover Marconi and his radio right through to Wright who took a flight here in College Park. There are radio sets and airplanes hanging from the ceiling. It's light and spacious. I think the first military man in history to die in a aviation accident... More

As the oldest, continuously operated airport in the world, College Park's Aviation Museum has interesting surprises for even those not interested in aviation. The site served as a "1st," in so many activities, such as Airmail, and the nation's Army Aviation School, where you would have found Wilbur Wright as the instructor! The fairly small museum hosts overhead originals and... More

My wife and take the Collge Park Metro in to work everyday. We always see the signs for this aviation museum and talk about how we should check it out. Well last weekend with the heat index into the 110s, we decided that it was the right time. The prices are pretty reasonable ($4 for adults, $3 for kids), but... More

Quaint aviation museum. This is a small museum that is always enjoyable for our two small children. They have outdoor area with pretend airplanes that the kids can drive. Inside are exhibifrom the dawn of flight of one of the nation's oldest airports. There are also several hands on exhibits about principles of flight and dress up fun. I recommend... More

I have a 4 & 6 year olds who are very busy. When we're on vacation they go, go, go. It's hard to go to super crowded place, like the Natural History Museum or National Air and Space Museum because they get a little lost in the crowd. They're a little huge for their little legs, too. Read about this... More

The museum has a lot of hands-on exhibits -- a lifesaver for a mother of an active little kid. It's not all kid-focused, though, so the adults won't be bored to tears. It's a good mix of traditional museum exhibits and hands-on learning centers. Since one wall of the main gallery is all glass and overlooks the active airport, unless... More