Beautiful Plains Museum - Neepawa, Manitoba

Ryan M. (.

We went unfortunately late in the season. I was not personally in the mood to go. Lived here all my life why bother going now. But my wife insisted. And wow it was a great time. There's lots of local history there. They have papers for self guided tours. But what my kids really enjoyed was the scavenger hunt papers. There was 4 to choose from. And they had a blast completing. The were already talking about coming next week to do another. And that's where the unfortunate part of our visit comes in. This was last weekend of the season. So we'll wait over the winter and hopefully next year we won't wait so long to check in again. No admission price to get in but they do ask for a donation if you can spare.

Jared A.

It was really interesting to see some Stanfields advertising in Manitoba. I'm from Truro and that's where they make their famous longjohns.

Ryan C.

If you're in the area and have kids with you, this is worth checking out. What really impressed me about this museum is that the kids are allowed to touch almost everything in the museum. Very few items are behind glass. This really brought history alive; the kids really enjoyed it!
If you don't have kids with you, it's still a pretty good museum to walk through. It looks small from the outside, but it is actually full of interesting antiques, from basement to the second floor.

Nicole F.

Nice small little musume with local history.

Thomas L.

Really cool little museum. No charge but they do ask for a donation.

They do a good job of capturing the town as it was, highly recommend if you're in the area.

Brian H.

It was closed.

Reynaldo J. R.

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