Indian Steps Museum

205 Indian Steps Rd, Airville, PA 17302, USA

Address:	205 Indian Steps Rd, Airville, PA 17302, USA
Phone:	+1 717-862-3948
Site:	indiansteps.org
Rating:	4.7
Working:	Closed Closed Closed 10AM–4PM 10AM–4PM 10AM–5PM 10AM–5PM

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Christopher Tyska

This museum is full of Native American history. It is a 3 minute car ride from Otter Creek campground. The museum was once a mansion built along the Susquehanna river and sits on a beautiful walkable piece of land. Each room has artifacts and descriptions of different Indian tribes; the artifacts show what people ate, how they hunted, what clothing they wore, etc. In addition to the museum there is a waterfall that is only a short hike through the woods.

Maryanne Kreuz

We went to the Pow Wow and had a wonderful experience. The vendors were great but wished there were more. Great cultural education and the museum was really interesting.

Becky Robinson

Wonderful place, I have been coming here since I was a kid and still love it every time. A hidden gem along the Susquehanna River and friendly, knowledgeable people!

Charles Wilson

Fantastic spot located along the Susquehanna River. Great for a day trip to learn about the Native Americans who lived, fished and hunted along the river...

David Wineholt

Beautiful park along the creek featuring waterfalls and great hiking locations A historic indian museum that is great for whole family indoors and outdoors

David Howell

Above was posted by accident. Museum is very nicely presented. Very much worth a day trip and natural setting is great for a picnic.

Steph Miller

Love this place is went as a child now its my kids trun we are so excited going July 15 Saturday to walk around and go fishing .

Nancy Troughton

My son was married here. A beautiful location. The history behind the building is wonderful. Everyone should take a tour.

Michael Brown

Very cool and interesting museum with lots of American Indian artifacts and history. Highly recommend seeing.

A nice place to get educated on the Native Americans who once lived on the islands in the Susquehanna River

Angela Treherne

We have gone here for pow wows and other events. Nice quiet place to just visit and relax on the water.

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