Labrador Interpretation Centre — Attraction in North West River

Did you know that there are 2 distinct indigenous languages in Labrador? I didn’t know either, and now I have learned that fact plus so much more after yesterday’s visit. Did you know that the early trappers would fill the dolls with tea bags in order to carry the tea safely and to fill out the dolls? These “Tea Dolls” are on display complete with their story, and how, when the tea was used up then the dolls would have local replacement stuffings. So much information AND take time to open the many drawers with the descriptive papers to learn about the historical tools and utensils. Definitely worth the trip and staff...

Wonderful museum with information about the Innu, Innuit, Metís, and settlers. Extremely helpful, friendly, and knowledgeable staff. We spent two and a half hours including watching an hour long film about northern Labrador which we enjoyed. Space in parking lot, at least in early season (first day of June) for RVs. We will encourage our truck camper friends to visit when doing the...

Very interesting compact museum explaining the Innu life in Labrador. The main exhibit is very well done and maintained, and Sheila and the other ladies could not be more friendly and helpful. The audio explanations are provided in English plus three Innu dialects. You can grab a coffee and admire the wonderful view...