They were not open my husband was so disappointed we drive from ky to see it. It says it open…read moreonline and everything

From the owner: Museum of Wildlife and Early History 62 full-body animal…read moremounts of Wyoming big-game species, predators and furbearers. Bison, bears and grey wolves are among the most popular exhibits. 27 wax dioramas depict the human history of the West. Beginning with an Indian on horseback hunting bison, mountain men, scenes of the Mormon handcart, Cattle Kate, and ending with the work of the famous artist, C.M. Russell. We are a non-profit, self-perpetuating organization that aims to entertain and educate visitors of all ages. Wax figures, full-body animal mounts, trap collections, antique saddles, 1900's-era farm equipment, a homesteaders cabin, arrowhead collections, and Western artwork bring the West to life. We offer patrons free guided tours.

This is a really dense museum with a lot of information and exhibits. It's a great local museum…read morethat you can spend some time exploring in. The staff was very nice and welcoming as well.

This place gives you a great opportunity to experience and learn about the local history in a…read moreunique setting. They constantly are providing changing displays so there is always something new to see.

Awesome museum with active dig sites. Very educational and interesting for young and old. Check the…read morewebsite for hours and tour info. This is the best dinosaur museum I've been to.

My dinosaur loving kids absolutely LOVED this museum! The staff wasn't terribly friendly, but it…read moredidn't detract from the experience. We would like to do the actual Dino dig site for our next visit. I would definitely add it to your list of places to visit if you're in the area.

Nice local history museum - with information about many native peoples and more recent "immigrants"…read moreto the area. There are two levels to the museum. It is requested that no photos be taken of native art. Come learn how barbed wire changed the West or the history of Buffalo Soldiers or sheep wagons or famous local outlaws or even apple preparation.... Adult admission is $6 or $5 for "seniors" (over 55).

Super cool and a must see in Lander. Loved the exhibits, and super helpful and friendly staff. Well…read moreworth a stop! !

Wow. This place blew us away with how big it was and how many items it had. Everything from old…read morewagons to the original bar from the Hole in the Wall Bar that Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid frequented in Thermopolis. They have many items from the 1800s forward. The museum had tons of items that shows what a general store, a newspaper office, a bank, a blacksmith shop, and many other examples of life in the late 1800s. The building is very deceiving because it has a full basement. It took is over 2 hours to go through the entire museum. We were all impressed with the amount of items on loan from local residents. It is obvious that the community is very supportive of the museum. They have a large amount of the museum dedicated to the armed forces and the local contributions of individuals and families.

This place has LOTS of potential. When you drive up, there is garbage (cups lying around), and the…read moresmoking section is right by the FRONT door. Check in, the lady had very little personality and she almost seemed put out. WOW! The room we got (we travelled with our pet dog), was very clean and comfortable and had very good soaps and shampoos and coffee. Grounds in the front were somewhat well kept (some decent sized weeds), and then walking around the back facing the back, which is still visible from rooms or driving by, weeds that were 2-4 feet tall, easy. There seems to be a bit of pride missing, and this was perhaps the most unkept Tribal-ran hotel I had stayed out. Lots of potential, they just have to want to get it to the next level. I would stay there based on room being clean and the cost of the room.

We are on a road trip. Heard this place was a fun place to stay. From the minute we checked in…read moreeveryone was rude. The people at the sports bar and grill where not friendly. Then we went to grab a beer at the bar and the bartender Joe was so rude. I was schocked. They work for tips and he couldn't care less. He had earpods in his ears and when I ordered a drink all he wanted was cash. Even though I was waiting for my boyfriend for my boyfriend to order his drink. He couldn't care less. The front desk was a little better but much.

What a gem!! I came back home to lander for a visit with my two small children and we had an…read moreamazing time! We live in a big city with tons of museums but this has been our favorite! Makes such good use of a small space and has so much engaging material to play with. Five stars.

Great value for an historic and educational display. Very interesting and informative.read more

From the owner: The Dubois Museum hosts numerous Discovery Speakers programs, Children's Exploration programs and…read moreAdventure Trek programs. Exhibits and artifacts relating to the areas historic Dude Ranches, Tie Hack Industry, Native Americans and natural history are important aspects of the Upper Wind River Region are prominently featured at the Dubois Museum.