Loved the experience at the wildlife art museum. Parking was easy, and the museum itself was in a…read morebeautiful, scenic area. The museum was reasonably priced (there were some closed exhibits so they discounted the ticket rate), and the art itself was stunning. We got there as it opened, and while it was not packed, it was busy for the hour. Hugely impressed!

This museum is really nice and definitely worth a visit. We had actually planned on coming here the…read morelast morning we had in Jackson and it rained that day, so I think it brought more people in. They have a nice collection of wildlife art with a focus on the American West along with other representations and very interesting graphics that speak to the history behind the works. We spent more time than I thought we would as it's bigger than it seems and they have a lot to see. My greatest surprise was seeing a Rousseau I have never seen before.

Clean bathrooms, close to a health food store. Informative small museum and robust recycling…read moresection. Good stop on a road trip

Very helpful Geo tourism center with plenty of information packets and maps. Their motto for…read morevisitors in the area is: "Go beyond the surface and have authentic, life -changing experiences." You'll be able to do that as you immerse yourself in the plethora of activities available in the Teton. Alley area. Just to mention a few of the resources available: maps, museum info, fly fishing, raptor center, scenic floats, dining info, lodging, camping and more.

Love this place for my young grandkids! It's set up to encourage imagination play, and the…read moregrandkids love it. As one negative review mentioned, it is set up for kids under age 8 or so, maybe even younger than that. But without a lot of older kids dominating the landscape, the younger kids are free to play. I think it's a positive thing, that it's so centered on the younger kids! I especially appreciate that it is as quiet as possible--no blaring noise from loudspeakers going on, just the noise of children happily playing. I also appreciate that it's not commercialized with lots of Disney characters or other kids' celebrities. Their castle is whatever the child wants it to be--not just a Disney castle. Overall a great place for little ones when it's too hot, windy or cold to go to a park.

GREAT place for kids! The variety of activities are excellent and kept my kiddos entertained for…read morehours. Even though there was a good crowd of kids and parents it was also a very clean play place and everything was in good condition. Will definitely be returning!

So, like the previous poster stated, this is essentially a poor man's Kids Town. However, that's…read morenot necessarily a bad thing. It's much smaller than Kids Town, but for my little two year old that was good thing. I was able to hang out in a corner and was able to keep an eye on her the entire time. The price ($4 per kid, no charge for adults) is much more reasonable than Kids Town as well. My kiddo got bored a bit sooner than she would have at Kids Town, but again, not necessarily a bad thing. We spent about 2hrs there and I was certainly ready to go by the time she was. There are a few improvements I would suggest to make this a slightly better experience: 1) There simply MUST be some kind of change with the flooring transition between the "building" room, which is elevated about 3 inches, and the main floor. The flooring is the same color and it's very hard for little kiddos to recognize the drop off. A simple and effective fix would be to put yellow duct tape along the ledge. 2) it needs more (and more comfortable) grown up seating. A great idea would be to add padded benches so kiddos didn't bump their heads on corners 3) It would be really nice to have some kind of climbing/sliding section. A higher end Step2 or Little Tikes climber/slide would do the trick. Just something to help get the wiggles out. At the end of the day though, it's a great addition to Rexburg and we will definitely be going back soon and often.

I took my 5 year old and 3 year old twins. They loved it and spent 2 hours here. It's small, but…read morenot a bad thing as I could keep an eye on them the whole time. It's a great value as adults are not charged admission. There are basketball hoops so I shot baskets while the kids played.

Most historical museums you go feel old and dated as it shows the museum has been around for a long…read moretime but Jackson Hole History Museum is a more modern version of a history museum and I'm glad I decided to stop by here during my visit to Jackson. The museum is small, has a cabin outside that is part of their exhibits, and 2 stories tall but has plenty of story and history non-surprisingly about all that Jackson Hole has to offer. Staff were friendly and the museum overall was very clean. On a rainy day, this place was a perfect place to stop by and pass time & learn about what this beautiful city has to offer. I would definitely come back here again if I come back here in the future.

nice walk through the town's history. There are some interesting multimedia and films, geared to…read moreinterest broad age groups.

This is a really neat place for children of all ages/capabilities to visit. There are several…read morestations with different activities for kids to complete. Currently if children complete at least 5 different activities you will "earn" a special pin. We wish we would have had more time here. We would recommend checking it out!

This was a great place to spend a few hours with two young kiddos! We went on a weekday morning and…read moreit wasn't crowded at all. Fun, engaging activities for toddlers and super friendly staff. The slide was a hit and the various activity tables and areas were well organized and clean. Would highly recommend!

Five stars for this Visitors Center in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. What's to like? The building is on…read morethe newer side, well-stocked with travel brochures for both Jackson Hole and Yellowstone, has clean restrooms, and is close to the free community parking lot. A special shout out though for the staff member at the counter who was phenomenal in his advice for things to do (and not do) in Jackson Hold, Grand Teton, and Yellowstone -- some of which were hidden treasures that seemed to have been customized to the interests of the specific visitors. (Sorry, we forgot his name but he has been living in the Jackson Hole area for about 7 years, originally from Wisconsin). For instance, he suggested areas where we might find wildlife, and we did indeed see pronghorn antelopes, elk, and herds of bison. And, at his advice, we took Lake Butte Road up to an overview to get a stunning view of Lake Yellowstone in late afternoon. While there, everyone atop was abuzz with the news that traffic was currently delayed by rangers a few miles ahead to allow a grizzly bear to cross the road. (We did see the bear but it but were too far away for a photo).

Worth a visit when you come to Jackson. It's not a full blown museum but has some cool things to…read moresee for the kids. The Visitor Center is where you start at with the sleigh ride during the winter.

A truly wonderful museum. Especially great where all of the…read moredinosaurs. They had a lot of skeletons but also many recreations. Some of them were animated. They depicted a lot of early history of Idaho. Very fun to see. I especially enjoyed the pristine model T Ford 1927. My great uncle owed one of those. But it was a sedan. It was black and it was definitely not in pristine condition.

Given the size of the city of Idaho Falls, this is a really good museum. We spent almost 3 hours…read morehere! There are parts of the museum with natural history back to the dinosaur ages and the geology. There are several different sections on people history from the Native Americans through the founding of Idaho up to a few decades ago. There's a section with a darkened street on the first level with about 9 businesses from over a century ago making you immersed back in time. Yes, there are a handful of interactive areas for kids ranging from "shoot the mammoth" to a separate play area in a section that looks as if you'd lived 100 years ago.

I had a very difficult time reconciling my feelings after leaving this museum. It is a very…read moreimpressive collection of guns, tanks, trucks, cannons. Any war buff would love it. With the technological innovations that come with war, comes a huge human cost.This museum did a decent job of balancing those aspects. I am deducting one star off of my review for a very specific reason. Before entering the Holocaust section, there is a trigger warning, letting viewers know there are images that some may find disturbing. There is no such warning before entering the Vietnam section. This area of the museum is very realistic with dim lighting, bamboo shoots, and literal "Charlie in the trees", waiting to be illuminated and startle you. Many Vietnam veterans, like my father, are suffering from PTSD. Knowing how many of them will probably visit this museum, there needs to be some sort of warning before entering this area!

This place is incredible. I had two military veterans with me. One from the Vietnam era and one…read morefrom the current era. They both said there were vehicles in here they'd never seen or heard of before.

Jim and Nida took us, four retired teachers (RESET 6), on a four hour tour of this incredible…read moremuseum. The knowledge of their collections is astounding. They gave us their undivided attention This is a place for the entire family to enjoy...again and again!

We love this place! Jim and Nida collections is amazing. The amount of knowledge they shared is…read morepriceless. Wonderful place to visit. Any time you dive through you should stop.