Reviews of Museum At Warm Springs (Museum)

Sher Doornink

We have such a wonderful time visiting here. Always something new to discover.

Amy Qualls

Well curated. Thoughtful. An impulse visit after a wrong turn, but an impulse visit that answered many questions I had about the reservation and the tribes living there.

Ann Hursey

Museum at Warm Springs is a tells visitors the riveting story of the People of the River and how they became the Conferated Tribes of Warm Springs. Visit before the end of September to view the RESILIENCE Exhibit about Government-mandated Indian Boarding Schools, that took children away from their families to "kill the Indian, make the man."

wawaipum

HIGHLY RECOMMEND This award winning museum is a place of peace and contemplation. The exhibits are educational and the changing gallery always well laid. The gift shop offers music, and many affordable as well and finer art gifts.

Walter Waheneka

Lovely place! So much history, very clean, I highly recommend you to stop here. I'm very proud they have a picture of my grandpa. (Grant Waheneka)

Troy Watlamet

Very nice set up and displays, enjoyed visiting the museum, thank you all for sharing your history

Lisa Usselman

Great Museum!

Matt Picard

Reasonably priced and informative.

Gunther Vermeulen

Good tour about real history, well maintained by the community.

Rui Miguel Quintas

Amazing place.

Hope Courage

Love being able to see history just off the hwy

Robby Van Arsdale

An excellent museum of native history, curated by the reservation. Really awesome artifacts and beaded work.

Michael White

Very nice. Lotsa Interesting exhibits and information. I like the nature trail in the back. Excellent way to speand a few hours. multimedia and interactive. Well done.

Cynthia Calderon

Excellent!!!

Waldo Fignash

Informative. Exhibits are in good condition and interesting. Could use more lighting on some of the scenes/exhibits, but I'm sure they depend on donations to cover expenses and additional improvement. There are a lot of artifacts and examples of various aspects of daily life. Staff are friendly and knowledgeable, but don't suffocate you with too much info. Nice outside trail to finish and round-out the tour. They provide information on upcoming events.

Timm Gorske

Amazing museum. Great information about the Tribes and their history.

Sunshine Smile

Awesome place for young tribal members of our reservation to learn about our tradition and history of our tribe. I took my kids there N they really enjoyed it specially because it does not cost anything for tribal members to go through the museum. The gift shop is nice but not really affordable for anyone on a budget that's for sure.

Warm Springs,Oregon N8iV

Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, Oregon Indian artifacts and tribal history on display. Gift shop available along with a giant pendleton blanket selection on site.

Greg Kinder

Amazing museum, a jewel, well worth the time to stop and learn, experience and meet friendly staff. We spent a couple of hours there and could have stayed longer!

Sarah Ribeiro

Fantastic visual history of the Warm Springs, Wasco and Paiute tribes.

Brandon Peterson

Interesting exhibits, including video and audio in addition to static exhibits. The gift shop was pricey, though.

Capt. Angie Bartley

Staff are very friendly!!

Annette Timentwa

Beautiful!!! Definitely recommend visiting this museum if you're in the area. The displays are nice and the information shared is invaluable.

Calvin Pyami

It's fantastic. So much history coveted and easy it takes about 45 minutes to go around museum.

Evelyne Kalama

The ladies there were very helpful and nice

Michael Perkins II

Freindly staff, and very informative

KuahiwiE Kuaola Emmsley

Vary good! Gives you a different perspective. I recommend going!

Nazi Miltia /Semetry-ex\

I have been here occasionally and the place has great historical facts and objects on display, recently it has started a colaberation with the Warm Springs archive, I have seen the empty compact file storage it has on a collage credit opportunity. The museum has a gift shop if your into that but the place deserves a 20/20 because its that great.

Ramona Moore

Such a peaceful and beautiful place..exquisite architecture. ..wonderful greeting inside from staff and lovely artwork /jewelry /books in the gift shop - great spot to stop and learn.

Oliver Steinmeier

Wonderful exhibit. Learned a lot.

Micha Mayotte

Informative, small-ish museum. Very easy to walk through with a small child. Adult admission tickets were only $7, kids under 5 were free. There were a couple of crafts for kids to try, plus the usual expected museum exhibits. There was also an outdoor market with vendors selling huckleberry pie, beaded jewelry and crafts, blankets, fry bread, lemonade and such. We liked it!

Lilith Mist

This is a wonderful museum with interactive displays and a beautiful collection of Native artifacts. I stop here with my kids every time we travel from Portland to Bend, so it merits repeat visits too. I learn something new about Oregon history and every time we visit. There are picnic areas and a nice trail along the river too with interpretive signs. It's tempting to zip on by, but it's well worth the stop.

Denny Shannon

This museum is the Apex of the Native Americans history. A must see site.

Mary DeLoria

Excellent small museum! Very worth a stop. The basketry and weaving displays are exquisite.

Alexandre Fortina

Nice and instructive. $7 entry. Worth the stop

David Patnode

A great native museum of the local tribes

Natasha Strother

Very educational, in good shape

jason axness

Good history

Tricia Martin

The museum was worth visiting. Unfortunately the projector bulb was burnt out and we were unable to see the award winning video although we did listen to it. It seems a little odd not to keep a spare bulb on site.

Loretta Kelly

Beautiful collection of art and artifacts

Deborah George

My grandbabies had a great Sunday walk on the trails.

Kate Srinivasan

Beautiful scenery, courteous staff, this place is a landmark of Oregon history -- close to the Museum at Warm Springs which is a must see!!

Mark Frey

Nice and interesting things to see will go again

bob kawaguchi

This was a nice place to come and spend an hour or so. Learned a lot. Staff was very friendly. Really liked the nature walk behind the museum too

Leonides Martinez

A good place to visit and learn some additional Oregon history if you are in the area or as a stop during a road trip. It describes with great detail and artifacts the lives of the people who have been living in the area for hundreds of years, and how their lives have changed. Despite the adversity, traditions have been kept alive. The short videos throughout the museum are worth watching.

Sara Rogers

Don't miss this gem. The Museum at Warm Springs is a wonderful place to learn about the three Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. There are rotating art exhibits and a lovely gift shop. Take time to walk the path along the river and enjoy local plants and wildlife. There are informative plaques. Try to find the beaver tree

Eva Osborne

Unexpected value. Architecture is worth stopping for alone. History puts trip into perspective.

Danni Katchia

Traditions, culture and excellent staff.

William Edman

Interesting place

Guillaume Fortina

Interesting little museum. We did it in about 30min.

pamela louis

More affordable and local crafts in gift store Updates in museum on what is happening to tribal lands across the country

D Nince

Need to update

Marsh Sly

Beautiful Museum, sharing the Warm Springs rich culture and heritage. The Gift Shop has really nice silver jewelry, weavings and art work, and everything is reasonably priced.

Josephine Henry

Love history

Fabian B. Flores

Very nice exhibits.and.narratives. very informative and educational. Plenty of parking.

John Hawkins

Incredible detail and very interactive.

Anthony Allen

Nice museum representing the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, their history and their culture. Also covers other Pacific NW tribes and some national ones too. Truly worth a stop for a dip back in time and to support the preservation of these beautiful cultures.

Angelo Medina

Great place to view our history in detail. Relitively cheap to go through the exhibit

Mrs Yahtin

Hand made jewelry by local artists

Bryan Preas

Great place. Informative displays. All interactive displays work.