Lots of cool stuff about the Native Americans and colonists that lived near there. What they traded, how they made stuff, their food sources, and many other things. There is a tour guide that is quite helpful and can explain something you dont know.

We had a good time visiting the live fur trade symposium where the fur trappers from NWC came and set up their camp. It was very educational and fun to talk to the traders in the camp and learn about our northwest history in Spokane.

We had a great time hiking here! Easy short trail mostly along the gorgeous river. The House was fascinating, we loves learning about the early explorers and fur trading and seeing all the taxidermy and the interactive exhibits.

This is a great weekend to visit. Theres fur traders showing how things were done in the area in the 1800s. Very interesting. Theyll be there tomorrow as well.

I knew of but didnt fully appreciate the role Spokane River played in Native American life until visiting here. Not only local but regional gatherings. Insight into the importance of fur trading commerce.

Nice interpretive center to learn the history of the area around the time of the fur trappers

Favorite Outdoor spot to let the little ones be free!! Requires Wa Parks pass to park here which can be purchased at the Nine Mile Ranger Station.

The Ranger was helpful and worked effectively with my 20 students.

Great pieces of Spokane History present and the staff was knowledgeable!

Helpful staff. Not a lot to see here.

Area is nice for picnics and the kids to run around

Beautiful park.

Cool, hike to river, beautiful spot.

Great place to take the kids to learn about how the Native Americans lived in this area back in the day.

I love Pacific Northwest History. Its a nice place to go to learn about about local history. :)

Great food!! Service was exceptional!!!!

Great for the family

Doesnt even say when theyre open.

So relaxing and awesome scenery!