For a small museum, it was good at what it was trying to do. The exhibits on the geology of Oregon were worthwhile. Doesn’t take long

Very disappointed in this very small but obviously over funded "museum" which is more like a most unscientific attempt to indoctrinate the youth in anthropogenic climate change (glaringly overlooking actual science - at least they didn't come right and say humans were the cause of...More

We enjoyed this small museum. When I requested money for the parking meter (Eugene is the only place in Oregon that we had to pay for parking), the admissions woman offered a pass to the free lot. We saw three of the four exhibits: OREGON...More

Whether you're interested in wolves (until Dec 2017), geology, fossil, or early history of Oregon, this small but interesting museum will be a fun visit. There's also a replica of the Willamette meteorite outside in the garden (the original is in New York's American Museum...More

Really well laid out. Well maintained and interesting exhibits. Wolves exhibit was closed under construction though

I was in town for a graduation and found this museum while searching for kid friendly in Eugene. My daughters are 12 and 11 and enjoyed it so much they weren't ready to leave after two hours....we could have spent 3-4 hours easily. They loved...More

I learned a lot during just a three hour visit. The museum was small but packed a big punch. Especially good was the discussion of anthropology and archeology by a UO student.