Fort Nisqually Living History Museum - Tacoma (WA)

5 /5 Dunn Nat (Narobii): Its the great fort of nisqually protecting the south sound from the north, or well its actually just a historic wooden fort with a view of the sound. There is reenactors and events going on all the time, and a couple of nearby parking lots. Great place to visit and as a jumping off point to walk the nearby trails of the park. There is also a nearby picnic area and bathrooms. Just try not to get lost if you go exploring outside of the fort, never know when a squirrel might pop out behind a tree.

5 /5 Brian Keep: Great place to learn about Fort Nisqually as a supplier to many groups in the Pacific North West region. Lots of documentation and placards with opportunities to learn about the fort, its history, and the many people and groups in the region that were supported by this Hudson Bay Company operation. Fun for adults, history buffs, and kids. Not so large youll be stuck there all day.

1 /5 Rich Nesbit: Huge cat inside the store. $13.50 to walk through in the middle of December when nothing was open, seems a little expensive to me

3 /5 Liz Smith: Pretty cool! The actors are someone nice. They seem to be more talkative to some and less to others. When I went, it was empty. I noticed the blacksmiths talk a ton to the family that went in before us. They didn’t even acknowledge me or my son. Same happened with others as well. It’s okay once but won’t return. It was fun watching M.Night Shalyman’s The Village when we got home though.