A fantastic small museum with so much to offer. An excellent First Nations exhibit, and a great eye into life when the first Europeans arrived. A mini cinema with various films from legends to the blowing up of Ripple Rock. Bubbling over with great displays and information. More

The interactive displays keep the kids entertained - gift shop has great selections plus it has one of the best views in town! More

If you're interested in the history of Campbell River and his citizens then the Museum is a "must see". Especially stories about the logging and the North American Indian Art are very interesting. More

This is a truly wonderful museum, and it's hidden in Campbell River! The curator has done a spectacular job enveloping the history of this magnificent island from early native life, to all of the industry through to the explosion of the deadly Ripple Rock. Not to be missed by anyone keen on learning about this part of the Pacific Northwest. More

A great museum, that puts you into the local history, rather than just looking at it! More

This is a really outstanding museum. The exhibits focus on Campbell River's essential historical components - First Nations, logging and fishing. They are of superb quality and create a wonderful sense of what life would have been like before European contact and for pioneers from Europe. There is a lot of cultural sensitivity about the hugely negative impact of colonization... More

The Museum at Campbell River is a wonderful place to experience the history of the First Nation, the logging industry and the local commercial fishing.There are many exhibits in the museum and when you have experienced them, you can go to the Museum shop and look at, or purchase books, artifacts, and especially the hand made first Nation jewellry. You... More

This is a really an impressive museum for a town the size of Campbell RIver. There's an excellent and sensitive display of First Nations artifacts and an honest appraisal of the effects that colonizing had on the people. Also good displays of the logging and fishing industries of the area. This is a good museum for families - there's plenty... More

This is a museum that is really worth seeing, and a model for small town museums elsewhere. Instead of focusing on local big shots or fancy historical buildings, this one concentrates on local peoples' lives. There is a generous First Nations section showing not just art, but economic life. The two other main sections of the museum address the forest... More