3 attractions

Things to do in Marysville

Museums — 3 places to go in Marysville, California. 1 of them publish a price.

Free in Marysville

One attraction in Marysville gets you in for nothing, in the venue’s own words.

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Marysville's attractions center on cultural and historical museums that explore the region's past. The Bok Kai Temple Museum is one of the oldest continuously operating Chinese temples in North America and the only Taoist temple in the United States with Bok Eye, the water god, as its central deity. The Chinese American Museum of Northern California preserves and presents the history of Chinese Americans in the region. The Mary Aaron Memorial Museum occupies the Warren P. These three places suit different kinds of visits. A temple museum works for a contemplative hour or two, particularly if you're drawn to religious architecture and spiritual history. A history museum focused on a specific community serves families interested in understanding local heritage and how particular immigrant groups shaped the area. A local memorial museum offers similar cultural grounding. Together, they make Marysville a destination for parents seeking to deepen their children's understanding of California's Chinese American heritage and the region's past.

What this list covers

Marysville has 3 places to go: Bok Kai Temple Museum, Chinese American Museum of Northern California and Mary Aaron Memorial Museum.

1 of them publish an admission price, 2 publish opening hours.

Every figure here was read on the attraction’s own website, most recently on October 3, 2026.

Common questions

Is there anything free to do in Marysville?
1 attraction in Marysville says on its own website that admission is free. We only say free when the venue does, unqualified — a child rate priced at nothing is not a free attraction. Examples include Mary Aaron Memorial Museum.
What kinds of attractions are included?
museums (3).
Are there temples in Marysville I can actually enter and explore?
The Bok Kai Temple Museum welcomes visitors. It is one of the oldest continuously operating Chinese temples in North America and the only Taoist temple in the United States with Bok Eye, the water god, as its central deity.
What will my kids learn about at these museums?
The Chinese American Museum of Northern California preserves and presents the history of Chinese Americans in the region, giving children concrete insight into how these communities shaped Marysville and Northern California.
Are there other museums besides the Chinese American one?
The Mary Aaron Memorial Museum and the Bok Kai Temple Museum both offer historical and cultural perspectives. The temple museum focuses on religious heritage while the memorial museum provides local history in its own context.