A well maintained cultural and natural musemum of the area. More

A must see if you are anywhere near Neah Bay. The culture and history is powerful. The ozette dig and the elders are prominent here. Also a great gift store! More

Very interesting museum with a lot of information and items from their past. I'm not one of those people who frequent every museum in the area but I'm really glad we stopped by this one. More

It’s well worth the drive from Port Angeles to Neah Bay to visit this museum. It presents the early history of the Makah tribe through recreated exhibits and artifacts unearthed after an ancient village was found after flooding in the area about 30 years ago. This archeological dig was an international effort and the historical facts that emerged from it... More

We went with 3 teens and really enjoyed this museum. It's easy to find and very interesting. We were there at the beginning of August and it was not crowded. We visited here in between tide-pooling at the Clallam Bay County Park (go at low tide and wear non-slip shoes - it's awesome!) and the hike at Cape Flattery (buy... More

This is a small, but very interesting and informative museum. It takes only about 45 minutes to an hour to see, unless you watch the hour long movie at the end. When combined with a trip to Cape Flattery this is well worth the stop. Also, you can purchase the required permit to visit Cape Flattery here. More

On the road to the end of the earth, at least the northwest point of the US, we came upon the Makah Cultural and Research Center. In out of the way Neah Bay, Washington, is a gem of a cultural experience. The Center has an extensive exhibit of the Makah tribe from 400 years ago when a mud slide covered... More