Willow Creek China Flat Museum

Very nice museum with a ton of information about the town, the region and Bigfoot himself!! Had a great time taking pictures and reading all the history.

Very clean, organized presentations. Lots of great items to view not only just about Bigfoot but of course an amazing collection of Bigfoot items.

I visited in 2018 and it was a dream come true. I've wanted to come to Willow Creek since I started reading about Bigfoot in the 80's as a child. The museum is small, the Bigfoot collection is one of the two rooms, but it is packed with artifacts, dioramas, and so many footprint casts! There is no admission cost, so be sure to spend some money in the gift shop.

Loved this place. It is full of history and fun stuff! Love the Big Foot information. They have a few books there you can read through of people's experiences with sightings of the old Harry man!!! Recommend it if you are looking for something to do.

We loved finding out more about Big Foot and about the surrounding communities during the gold rush and heavy logging era. 💙💙 Such knowledgeable curators that were so friendly and fun to talk to as well. 💖💖

Really cool place, the woman that was working was very nice and sweet.

Must see! Excellent museum for all ages and interests. Bigfoot display is outstanding and full of documents for research purposes.

I planned a little road trip based on my Google search of the Bigfoot Museum. Hours were Wednesday through Sunday. When I arrived on Wednesday they were closed. I called the number on Google and it stated that they are closed during off Seasons which would be winter. luckily there was a phone number on the door I can call and they gladly came down and open the museum so I could take a look around. They are so nice. And what a great museum and I had no idea about China Flats either so it was so interesting

Definitely a good stop. Quick but fun! They were closed when we stopped by but we wanted pictures with bigfoot so it worked out even better.

Very cool little museum that mostly focuses on the history of the area with a room dedicated solely to Bigfoot info. Worth a quick visit if you're passing through.

It was an interesting history of the Bigfoot.

No self respecting purveyor of curiosites can pass up on this place. I went in the summer of 2018 and the museum was open. Multiple reviewers have stated the museum wasn't open during their visit. I would suggest calling ahead. In my case, I was lucky enough to swing on by and walk right in. The museum is small, but offers plenty of factual history on Willow creek itself. There is a room in the back where the magic happens, and thats where you'll be met with the cryptozoological equivalent of the situation room. You don't have to be a believer to appreciate the passion that went into creating this exhibit. Overall, support this museum by paying a visit, getting some merchandise, and speaking to the friendly staff. Then go get a Bigfoot burger down the road.

Lots of history about the area as well as Big Foot information, pictures, feet plasters. No rush going thru and we were able to take some pictures of interest. The other sidecwas filled with memorabilia of those that settled in the area. The eara is beautiful as well.

In the heart of Sasquatch country, this wonderful museum holds the largest collection of Bigfoot print casts I have ever seen. Yes, most are local to this remote and wild region. This is the place to start your exploration and possibly get a glimpse of the elusive American great ape. And to learn about the great indigenous, logging and mining history of the gorgeous old growth forests and rugged mountains of Northern California. Admission? Donation. Donate big friends!

Some really cool hand made things. Recommend going and checking this place out.

Nice fun little place to stop and check out. The older lady behind the desk was terrific and chatty (able to hold a conversation instead of being dismissive) engaging with customers. I stopped specifically for the bigfoot museum little sad there wasn't more stuff but nobodies fault being its bigfoot (and evidence is scant) and whether you believe he exists or not.... great little place that has more stuff in there than just that.

Interesting place. Very nice people.

An absolute must for those staying anywhere nearby. I came up from San Francisco and it was a beautiful drive! Cool little museum too, the gift shop was kind of lacking though compared to what I thought I would see there.

Super cool. The lady inside was very nice and helpful

I've been wanting to visit this museum for a while now! It didn't disappoint! Lots of old Vintage artifacts and Bigfoot displays! Cool merch also. The lady who volunteers is super nice! She helped us figure out an alternative route because of road closures due to forest fires.