Seasonal Description - Winter:
Step into the past at the areas most unique outdoor history and nature museum. Venture out on trails through mature oak forests and admire wetland pools. Learn about the Native American tribes who lived on this land and the settlers who followed them and the tremendous impact they had on this community and beyond.
Seasonal Description - Spring:
Peek into a tank full of turtles, touch a fossil, learn about pioneer and Native American life. The 143-acre grounds have wetland, woodland and prairie areas. Discover the past at the Kennicott House and visit the log cabin, longhouse and schoolhouse to learn how pioneers lived.
Seasonal Description - Summer:
Step into the past at this outdoor history and nature museum. Peek into a tank full of turtles, touch a fossil and learn about pioneer and Native American life. The 145-acre grounds have wetland, woodland and prairie areas. Tour the restored 1856 Kennicott House built by Dr. John Kennicott, the log cabin, longhouse and schoolhouse with costumed guides.
Seasonal Description - Fall:
Peek into a tank full of turtles, touch a fossil, learn about pioneer and Native American life. The 145-acre grounds have wetland, woodland and prairie areas with walking and nature trails throughout. Discover the past at the Kennicott House. Visit the log cabin, longhouse and schoolhouse with costumed guides.
Days/Hours: Interpretive Center: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and weekends, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Kennicott House and Archives: Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Admission: Free. Some programs and special events cost extra.
