Staff was friendly and informative. Children 15 and under are free. The displays were well done... read more
If you have driven by on I-84 and never stopped in, you are missing a really great place for the... read more
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Staff was friendly and informative. Children 15 and under are free. The displays were well done. There isn't any shade to park under so bringing a dog on a warm day is not advisable unless someone stays with them at the nice picnic area. Ticks...More
If you have driven by on I-84 and never stopped in, you are missing a really great place for the entire family! Lots of exhibits showing wagon train life, and historical information posted that's easy to read and understand. The manikins of pioneers, oxen and...More
Rode specifically from Bend via Painted Hills and Sheep Rock to get here before 6pm which is Summer time. Reliably informed that is after Memorial Day. BUT still closed on June 6th. Very disappointing!
Extremely educational. I am looking forward to taking my grandchildren back to see it again. My husband and I really enjoyed it, and there was a lot of things that we learned. I would say to go and see it if you have the chance....More
Wonderful history! Great place to visit. So life like. We enjoyed it very much. If you get a chance be sure to visit.
Did not know this existed until we stopped at the Oregon Visitors center in Ontario Oregon. The lady was really helpful and told us about The Oregon Trail Interpretive Center. We are staying an extra day to take it.all in. You can actually see the...More
We visited the Center while on a road trip and were impressed by the displays and information. The video presentation provides a good overview of the pioneer experience as well. Down below the center you can walk in to see old wagon ruts from the...More
With life-sized horses, humans, wagons, oxen, etc;, the Oregon Trail came to life in ways not seen before. The people and wagons were dusty! Every day on the trail with no ponds - of course they were! I had never thought of that. With lots...More
Awesome for our family of two adults and two young kids! We arrived before it opened- and went in right at 9 (up early with the kiddos and eager to get there!). We were Almost the only ones there at first- and we explored all...More
Stopped by based upon a recommendation. Although I was familiar with the Oregon Trail story, this center brings it to life. It is located next to the trail itself. A must see if you are near Baker City.
