Great museum packed with artifacts and information for such a small venue. Worth the time. Nice gift shop as well. Adopt an Orca.

This museum is small, but charming, and packed with whale facts. There were quite a few children there, when I was visiting, and they all seemed to be having a wonderful time. If you plan on a whale watching trip, I would come here first. The gift shop is great, and the entrance fee is reasonable, and the profits go... More 

I am so glad we went to this museum with my 8 and 10-year-old granddaughters! We did this museum before going on a whale watching tour boat so we had some knowledge of whales and their genealogy. My 10-year-old granddaughter is very interested in marine biology and she was enthralled. I learned so much! For instance, I never knew previously... More 

A good overview about whales, orcas in particular. A great place to go to before taking a whale boat tour. Best for 10 years old and up.

Small local museum - definitely worth the nominal admission to see the various exhibits about whales - not really a destination, but a good place to spend an hour before going to dinner or lunch.

Though with multiple displays, all in an old wooden classroom-like open space, the museum lacks a professional touch when it comes to its floor plan and exhibits. It is not much more than an old fashioned local museum with curious artifacts.

We thought we knew a lot about Orcas until we got here. I loved the mini videos of the whales, the spotting hotline board, and the Pod family details.

They have done a great job with limited space in this old building. Lots of interesting whale info along with several skeletons and maps explaining the local pods and whale history. We spent about an hour in the museum and felt we got our money's worth.