Small but the dinosaur , native animals and flies were interesting and concise information.the astronomy and film of the Hubble was very good. Well worth the visit. The children who came were having fun.

We stopped in on chance and it turned out great!! It is small but worth the trip. The best part was we were invited out of the blue for a backroom animal tour. Richard is very smart and made this a 5 start stop. Best...More

Nice museum to visit but it is incredibly small. Having a toddler we didn't even last an hour in here but there were lots of displays with turtles, lizards, frogs and snakes that were enjoyed. Size aside there is some great stuff to see here...More

This little museum has great information about the local area. There are displays with live reptiles and descriptions of their habitat, and stuffed indigenous animals and birds above the reptile displays. It was pretty busy when we were there with school groups, but with the...More

We saw the temporary(?) display on wolves which was very well thought out and presented. It's hard for a small museum to remain relevant with local visitors but this one tries. The interpretive product was good and take-away points on co-existence worth a half hour...More

I realize the new displays have been around awhile, but compared to how it used to be setup, it is no even better. I wish more funding would be given to places like the MNS, as this is so much more important to our existence...More

This small museum has some local live critters, long gone critters with their footprints, and a interactive planetary display. The descriptive murals are fabulous. Take you kids and spend an hour, and best of all it's free!

Went to the cultural center adjacent to the museum to view a traveling display of Jack London's photography. Ended up enjoying all the displays in both places. Not large, but they made excellent use of the space and everyone was most helpful. Learned a lot...More

A real nice place for nature and science. Dinosaurs, reptiles, anything that can walk, creep or crawl you can fin here in a state of prehistoric scene. Very interesting. Very well done.

I loved nature and science museums so decided to stop in after the farmers market. It's free, so there is that going for them. It did have some interesting exhibits, but the place is very small with not too much in it. Plus we had...More