The Douglas County Museum provides a place of discovery
and wonder featuring exhibits and programs directed towards
active, hands-on learning for all ages. Located in the heart of their
natural history gallery, "Junior Naturalists" allows children to
discover a 19th century explorer’s field camp and study filled with
natural specimens, children’s books, and live native animals snakes,
lizards and turtles. An adjacent exhibit hall focusing on
the history of logging describes how humans have used Oregon’s
forest resources over the past two centuries. The Douglas
County Museum strives to help children understand their relationship with Oregon's rich forests.

Cost: Free to $4 (depending on program)
Available: Year-round

Contact:
Adrienne Trunk
541-957-7007
atrunk@co.douglas.or.us
www.douglasmuseum.com