Suquamish Museum
Field Trips
F.A.Q.
How do we schedule a school tour?
To schedule a tour, please fill out our tour request form. A minimum of 3 week’s notice is required for all tours
When are tours available?
Tours are available Tuesdays through Sundays. When filling out the online form, you can select a date on one of these days and choose a tour time of 9:00 AM – 2:30 PM
What types of tours are available for school groups?
The museum offers both guided and self-guided tours. Guided tours provide an in-depth look at Suquamish history, culture, and traditions, while self-guided tours allow for independent exploration at your own pace.
Is there a tour fee?
- Chaperon Admission – $6.00
- Teacher Admission $6.00
- Student Activity + Gallery Tour – $6.00
- Student Gallery Tour – $3.00
How long does a typical tour last?
Tours typically last 1 to 2 Hours, depending on the group size and engagement level. Additional time can be arranged if needed.
Are there any activities for students?
We offer optional hands-on lessons and activities for students of all ages to learn more about unique topics relevant to the Suquamish Tribe and Southern Coast Salish Region. The Suquamish Museum provides all materials if you include an activity during your visit.
What are the group size limits for school visits?
The Suquamish Museum can accommodate a maximum of 35 people per day for guided tours.
Are there any rules schools should follow during the tour?
- Teachers/chaperones are expected to help students complete activities and maintain appropriate museum behavior. (no running, jumping, climbing, and inside voices)
- Teachers/chaperones are responsible for the first aid care for their students.
- Backpacks, pens, food, and drinks are not permitted in the gallery. Medical equipment is accepted in the gallery space.
- Please return all materials provided during the activity to the designated area at the end of the timeframe.
- Please pick up trash on or around the tables from the activity and place it in the designated trashcans.
- Please take home all of your projects at the end of the activity.
Can we bring lunch and eat on-site?
There are no indoor dining areas inside the museum. However, outdoor picnic areas may be available nearby. Check with the museum for recommendations on nearby eating locations.
Is the museum accessible for students with disabilities?
Yes, the Suquamish Museum is fully accessible. If any students require special accommodations, please inform the museum ahead of time so they can make necessary arrangements.
Can we take photos during our visit?
Yes, photos are permitted, please do not use a flash as it could harm the artifacts.
Where can we park our buses or vehicles?
There is a designated bus loading and unloading area, along with over 20 parking stalls.
How do we prepare students for their visit?
Please review our School Visit Guide: Coming Soon!
Students visiting the Suquamish Museum will encounter a representation of a traditional longhouse, a collection of both new and historical artifacts, insights into the Suquamish People’s culture. For school tours, there is an optional educational hands-on activity available, with an additional fee per class rotation. To ensure optimal planning and adjustments, please submit your tour request a minimum of 3 weeks in advance. Any requests submitted with less than 3 weeks’ notice cannot be guaranteed. Please allow 7-10 business days to process and confirm your tour request.
Facilities Include: Wheelchair accessible entrances, restrooms, and seating areas.
For specific requests or more information, please contact us at
Phone: 360-394-7105
Email: Museum@suquamish.nsn.us
- Download Our School Visit Guide : Coming Soon
- Location: 6861 NE South St. Suquamish WA 98392
- Photography and videography without the use of flash are allowed within the exhibit area.
- Outside food & drink is not permitted inside the museum. Thank You
Who do we contact for more information?
Please complete our online request form prior to contacting staff
Lauren Otto
Phone: 360-394-7123
Email: lotto@suquamish.nsn.us
Website: https://suquamish.nsn.us/suquamish-museum-tours-events/
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