Fun and educational! Very friendly staff. Everything was clean, well kept. Lots of great things in…read morethe gift shop. Reasonably priced. Plenty of parking. Would stop again.

I found this to be an excellent addition to my San Juan trip. Coming back from Ouray to Denver, I…read morewas tempted to stop in here after seeing it. I'm glad I did! For only $6, you can see a huge amount of artifacts and history collected into one place. They recently redid the building, so it's very new and clean inside. There's a nice winding path that takes you all through the Ute Story, from the creation and Bear Dance, to interaction with other tribes, and the eventual coming of the white man and their put into reservations. It's very touching and somber, but enlightening as well. The Utes roamed, loved, hunted and camped nearly all the Rocky Mountains we play in now. Do yourself a favor and see the history that was here before many of us came, and still lives on to this day!

Wild west museum located in Montrose, CO. This was an amazing museum for all ages. The items are…read morefrom the 19th and early 20th century. The main building is set up like a small town consisting of salon, drug store, dental office and more. Filled with authentic items. Then you walk outside to the outdoor town. Homes from many different years, school house, hotel, sheriffs office and many more. The kids will love it! So many items I'm sure they have never seen before. Such a wonderful educational experience. They do offer tours but not on the day we were there. The kind lady in the office said please come back to her if we had any questions. This is a must visit!

Lady at the desk asked if we wanted a guided tour and that it would be $15 (non-guided tours were…read more$13 but she didn't give us that option - we had to see that online after we left). We agreed but only got 15 minutes with a tour guide due to school groups. Wish they would've advised us that we wouldn't be getting the full experience and have a guide of the whole grounds. Bunch of different artifacts that doesn't go together and had no explanation of anything since we didn't have a tour guide. Founder was there and seemed rude to his staff.

This is a wonderful local museum with a great staff. Stop by and see this place and learn about the…read morelocal history.

What a surprise and treasure. We've been to many museums in little towns this is one of the best…read moreI've ever seen. What an amazing collection and display of life in the 1800's. We drove by the museum on the way to and from the Black Canyon of the Gunnison. From the highway it didn't look like much but my husband wanted to stop. I was blown away by the extent of this collection. I highly recommend a visit.

We had a great time coming here! The customer service team was nice and friendly! The price was…read morereasonable and the museum was very clean. It's a small museum but very interesting and informative! There were many cool dinosaurs on display and other interesting exhibits, like xray photography. They also have a gift shop. Overall we had a great experience coming here!

So much lost potential!…read more This place used to be amazing... but now it seems to be as forgotten as the fossils it holds. The fun little attractions for the kids are broken or barely running. The sandbox barely had sand to do anything with, the shaky earthquake barely moves, the spray Dino was dead, the lights were kept on during the informational video. As well as the bathrooms being halfway closed down with stalls, sinks, and hand dryers out of order. And of course, who enjoys working in an environment like that? Not this staff. Amazing fossils of plants, animals, and insects still keep this place going. How unfortunate the beautiful history this place holds is hidden by rundown attractions as well as people.

This small museum is well organized with many interesting displays of the early days in and around…read moreHotchkiss. It turns out they named the town Hotchkiss because everyone who used to live here was named Hotchkiss. The volunteers are extremely friendly and outgoing. There are some displays that you are allowed to touch, but no real interactive stuff, which I know my kids would like. They had some Cheyenne Indian artifacts, which is a little odd, as I'm pretty sure they were never in the area. Admission is free and they have clean public restrooms.

I really enjoyed this museum. My favorite was the being able to see and sit in a real stage coach…read more I liked seeing the display of guns throughout the years. The layout was a bit confusing and there was a display or 2 that I found out about after leaving which I wish I had seen.

This is a great museum detailing recent and not so recent history of the area. We lived here for…read moreseveral years before visiting, which was a mistake. The collection of native pottery is alone worth the visit.

We needed to kill some time, so we popped in, and glad we did! Its free and had some fun Colorado…read morefacts this native didn't know.

The staff here were so nice and my kiddo had a great time. It was nice to have something "just for…read morehim" on our getaway to CB. They've got so many options of types of play (creative art, building, make believe, science) so there is something for every child here!

Literally cannot say enough good things about this place. It is magical for the kiddos and totally…read moretransformed our trip -- especially with the playground being harder to spend long hours at during the winter. Thank you for what you do!

I love this little place! Historic, with amazing little gifts and treasures for sale…read more Cindy is exceptionally friendly; you'll appreciate a stroll through this iconic CB museum, it's a special spot.

This was a great stop in Crested Butte. I love that there is a free, interactive spot to stop in…read morethis area. I had fun as an adult, and kids would definitely have fun too. Cute opportunities for photos, and a nice gift shop too.

We had a fun mommy and son day at the Eureka Science Center. So much in fact that this trip was…read morefollowed by a lot of crying because we had to leave. My son played with other kids, lifted weights, flew a spaceship, made bubbles, built things, put a human body back together, and so much more. Kids under 4 are free, and adults are just $8. This place is a little gem for kids of all ages.

Love taking grandkids here, they have interesting, interactive experiences for all ages. They also…read morehave a convenient yearly membership. Grownups will learn something new too