Fort Peck Interpretive Center — Attraction in Fort Peck

Excellent exhibits with a wealth of information on archaeology, history of the area and the building of the dam. There are also live reptiles and fish on display. There were 3 films available in the theater which are played on demand. We took the powerhouse tour which took us into powerhouses 1 and 2. You can't go to the top but there's still plenty to see inside. Our guide recommended we drive down the road to the spillway and walk down some flights of stairs to see the gates up close. That was an interesting side quest. Wish we had more time to spend here, much better overall experience than Grand Coulee...

This was a complete disappointment! As a follower on the Dinosaur trail we were looking forward to making this stop. We arrived on a Monday to find the museum closed and not reopening till Saturday. Having to move on with our travels we won't be able to add this to our passport making our tour incomplete. All information that we had, stated they would be open on Monday. They are only open on Saturdays. Hardly a participant on the 20th anniversary of the...

Interesting place with plenty of information about the history of the dam, as well as some paleontic and prehistoric information about the area (including some dinosaur replicas), wildlife in the area and the Lewis & Clark expedition. Three films are shown (one on the building of the dam, another on the Lewis & Clark Expedition, and a third on the CM Russell Wildlife Refuge). This would be a great place to start a trip through the area, of you...