Collier Logging Museum

Bernie Fowler

It has lots of history on logging. They have small cabins they would live in. Just a great place to go visit you all will enjoy and be amazed how logging has changed.

D B

I stopped here after things closed but the outside exhibits were still available and there was a decent amount of signage and a brochure that helped a lot. I found it interesting to learn about the history and development of logging. The equipment was neat too. Give it a try.

Kyle Williamson

I have some close ties here being an arborist. Really neat collection of how my career got its start. Highly recommend stopping for some historical knowledge.

Rick Briggs

Okay, this is a serious museum in regards to the PNW logging experience. Just an excellent display of the logging equipment evolution from horse drawn and hand sawn times up to modern equipment. All of this is laid out in a perfect timeline experience from horse, to steam, to internal combustion as you walk along the path. Placards describe many aspects of the period and the equipment. Wonderfully maintained walk through the woods with clean facilities and a nice gift shop. Includes original housing with explanations of several homes built in the 1800s. Just a wonderful experience that entertains as well as educates.