This was a neat place to visit. We went when they had an open house and enjoyed it. It's not very big and I wouldn't set aside more than an hour to the tour. It's really not for young kids as the exhibits aimed at kids are few. I would say it's a place to visit in the morning before you head out to do something else before lunch. To me, the prices are a little high for how big it is. We went during the open house and got in free. Not sure I'd pay to do it any other time honestly.

As a horse lover I was so happy to go!!! It's neat to see the history of the quarter horse. They did have exhibits for kids but there is lots of reading... It made it difficult for me to really enjoy it with 2 small children. I'd go again though! Maybe this time without kids or wait until they are older...

Beautiful museum but, unless you are into horses, it's not all that interesting. The short film is worth seeing. Gift shop is tiny. Exhibits are largely tributes to people most of us have never heard of whose impact is limited to the world of quarterhorses. Not worth the small admission price unless you have an interest in horses.

Unless you are an owner, breeder or uber enthusiast, this will probably not interest you. They do have a small, but well designed area for small children with a talking horse. Mostly it is homage to past quarter horses. A lot of photos and trophies. However, I have heard the outside demonstrations are good, if you are there at the right time.

It was an interesting place to visit. If you follow race horses, the people who rode them and blood lines, you will like this museum. A lot of history.