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Fort Klamath Museum — Attraction in Oregon

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Fort Klamath Museum
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Fort Klamath was a military outpost near the western end of the Oregon Trail, between Crater Lake National Park and Upper Klamath Lake in Klamath County, Oregon, United States.
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Crater Lake Resort
50711 OR-62, Fort Klamath, OR 97626
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Fort Klamath Museum
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Fort Klamath Museum

51400 OR-62, Fort Klamath, OR 97626
4.6(70)
Open 24 hours
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Fort Klamath was a military outpost near the western end of the Oregon Trail, between Crater Lake National Park and Upper Klamath Lake in Klamath County, Oregon, United States.

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(541) 381-2230
Website
klamathmuseum.org

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Richard SquiresRichard Squires
We stopped by here whilst staying nearby (mainly to experience Crater Lake). The museum is free (although donations are welcome) and it really is worth a visit. The gentleman working there is really friendly and knowledgeable on the military history of the area, the experiences of the native American tribes, and everything inbetween!! He is clearly very passionate about his job, which makes the experience even more enjoyable!
Ross AmbroseRoss Ambrose
This is a nice stop when looking to learn about some of the history in the area. None of the original buildings are up but you can get a sense of what it was like when the fort was operating. We were met with a host in period dress who answered a lot of questions. The Guard House has great exhibits and a glimpse into frontier life. The visit costs nothing and there is plenty of parking. There are bathrooms available.
Shiloh BarreraShiloh Barrera
This place is awesome, I appreciate the dedication and patience of everyone here not to mention friendliness. My family and I attended as part of my child's school field trip and everything was so organized even with 6 or so elementary schools visiting. The Presenters were patient with the children, they made it fun and educational looked to enjoy being there. I would definitely go back.
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We stopped by here whilst staying nearby (mainly to experience Crater Lake). The museum is free (although donations are welcome) and it really is worth a visit. The gentleman working there is really friendly and knowledgeable on the military history of the area, the experiences of the native American tribes, and everything inbetween!! He is clearly very passionate about his job, which makes the experience even more enjoyable!
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This is a nice stop when looking to learn about some of the history in the area. None of the original buildings are up but you can get a sense of what it was like when the fort was operating. We were met with a host in period dress who answered a lot of questions. The Guard House has great exhibits and a glimpse into frontier life. The visit costs nothing and there is plenty of parking. There are bathrooms available.
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This place is awesome, I appreciate the dedication and patience of everyone here not to mention friendliness. My family and I attended as part of my child's school field trip and everything was so organized even with 6 or so elementary schools visiting. The Presenters were patient with the children, they made it fun and educational looked to enjoy being there. I would definitely go back.
Shiloh Barrera

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3.0
6y

Nicely displayed, informative and educational. I learned a lot, but I wish the curator could have kept his opinions about "environmentalists" to himself. He was a gentleman and obviously very knowledgeable about the white man's take on the series of events that historically took place in the region but he kind of spoiled the experience for me when he began spreading misinformation and hyperbole about wildlife in the region and current wildlife reintroduction projects. He is a valuable resource when it comes to local history, but don't attempt to engage him on...

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4.0
8y

I enjoy getting to know the history of the area we just moved to recently. So, Ft Klamath was on our list to visit. They held an event where members of the Cascades Civil War Society came and setup various displays, an encampment, and were doing cannon demonstrations. The museum is small, but fun to see what has been curated over the years. The more you talk with the volunteers, the more you will get from your visit. A great way to spend an afternoon and go back in time to understand what our ancestors were like and what they went through to settle in...

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5.0
1y

We stopped by here whilst staying nearby (mainly to experience Crater Lake). The museum is free (although donations are welcome) and it really is worth a visit. The gentleman working there is really friendly and knowledgeable on the military history of the area, the experiences of the native American tribes, and everything inbetween!! He is clearly very passionate about his job, which makes the experience even...

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