LEARNING CENTER 208-756-1188
Monday-Friday 9am - 2pm
VISITOR CENTER 208-756-1222
(May-September)
Mon-Sat 9am - 5pm
Sunday 12:30pm - 5pm
Music used with permission.
Hovia Edwards, Okanogan Round Dance.
We invite you to visit the Sacajawea Center, a popular choice for Idaho vacations! The Center is a happening place during the summer and early fall months. Join us for Sacajawea Center special events including indoor and outdoor concerts, annual historical events, dutch oven cookouts, festivals, kids summer camps, and family historical programs throughout the summer and early fall months. Visitors also enjoy the Heritage Community Gardens and the Kid's Garden, artifacts and scenic walking trails througout the beautiful 71-acre park. Even your dog can enjoy its time at the Sacajawea Center in the Seaman's Dog Walk and Play Area where you can't miss the bronze statue of Seaman, Captain Meriwether Lewis' Newfoundland. You'll want to stop in the Visitor Center to view interpretive exhibits and artifacts that focus on Sacajawea. The Sacajawea Center Research Library located in the Learning Center is open for you to view or purchase Expedition journals and titles, Native American topics, field guides, and children's books.
ADMISSION FEES
Over 6 Years: $5 per person
Family: $12 (parents and children)
Groups & Tours: $4 per person
Call (208) 756-1188 to schedule a tour
Ages 6 and under and Lemhi County
Residents—no charge
SACAJAWEA CENTER
2 Miles East of Salmon Idaho, Hwy 28
Main Office
(208) 756-1188
Visitor Center (seasonal)
(208) 756-1222
SACAJAWEA SCHEDULE
The Event Rental Spaces and the
Park and Trails are open year-round.
The Visitor Interpretive Center is open from Memorial Day weekend through the end of September.
Announcements:
May Speaker Series:
Volunteers Needed:
Are you looking for a fun and interesting way to make a difference and meet great people? Volunteer just 4 hours a week as a docent at the Interpretive Center this summer, guiding visitors through our local history about Sacajawea and Lewis & Clark!
Training will be on four Monday afternoons beginning April 7th from 2-4 pm. We will cover all the information you need in order to work behind the desk as well as provide resources so you can buff up on your Lewis & Clark knowledge.
Give us a call for more information: 756-1188
Food for Thought
May 1, 8, 22, 29
From 12 - 1 pm in the Learning Center.
Bring your lunch and enjoy stories from locals about travels in the back country.
1st: Alaskan Bear Safari!
8th: With llamas... in the Sawtooths
22nd: Roosevelt: from Town to Lake
29th: From CA to NM on horseback
Illustration by Henry Blackburn in the New York GRAPHIC, 11/5/1873 from the Dave Thomson collection. twainquotes.com
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