High Desert Museum Tickets
Product ID: 81356
Supplied by: High Desert Museum
Discover the natural world and cultural history at the High Desert Museum. Experience close-up views of native wildlife such as river otters, porcupines, and birds of prey and view art through a different lens. You will learn all about historic characters and visit an authentic homestead and sawmill from 1904. Immerse yourself in Native American cultures, art, and history!
Open Daily
Winter: 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
November 1 through February 29
Summer: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
March 1 through October 31
Highlights
- Guests will take their E-tickets and check in at the main facility for admission.
- Parking is free and RV and bus parking is available. The High Desert Museum now has electric vehicle charging stations available during Museum hours.
Additional Information
ADA accessible restrooms and unisex restrooms are available.
ADA accessible trails (except Raptors of the desert sky).
Pets are not allowed. Service animals are welcome. : The Museum offers dog kennels, where your dog can relax and cool off in the parking and picnic area. Water is available – be sure to bring a bowl. Contact Admissions for a key and lock to secure your pet. Please note that Museum personnel do not monitor the kennels – your dog is your responsibility.
Cancellation policy
If you need to make changes or cancel reservation, you will need to do so no later than 24 hours in advance.
Know before you go
Museum has indoor and outdoor areas, dress according to weather.
Stroller and wheelchair rentals free.
Overview
This unique museum reveals the West’s High Desert region through artful exhibits, alluring animals, engaging programs and meaningful history. Whether you’re a local or planning to visit Bend, Oregon, discover why we’re a top-rated Thing to Do in Bend by TripAdvisor!
The Museum is just 5 minutes south of Bend or 10 minutes north of Sunriver on Highway 97, but it feels like stepping into a different time and place. Get close-up views of native wildlife such as river otters, porcupines and birds of prey. See art through a different lens. Chat with historic characters who’ll share tales of life at the turn of the 20th century. Visit an authentic homestead and sawmill from 1904. Learn about Native American cultures, and delight your children with one of many fun, hands-on programs. You’ll be glad you came!
