Bryce Museum is located very close to Bryce Canyon National Park, which is one of the most scenic areas in the country. The exhibits here focus on wildlife from all over the world. In addition to featuring wildlife exhibits, they also have artifacts from ancient Indians – like the Anasazi and Piute – that lived in this area. These exhibits are excellent resources for learning about natural history and wildlife. 

This Museum is centrally located on Byway 12, which is considered one of the best scenic roadways by Car and Driver Magazine. The location is the ideal hub for day trips to Bryce Canyon National Park, Kodachrome State Park, and the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. You should visit this incredible area and museum for a wildlife adventure you will never forget! Bryce Museum features an enormous collection of a variety of animal skulls, mounted animal species, seashells and over 1,600 butterflies from all over the world! Do not miss the showcase of a large herd of live exotic deer that can be hand fed upon request.

• The largest alligator in the world is said to be on display here.
• Do find out about educational additional activities that you can do related to wildlife.
• Please enquire about the age thoroughly for assigned activities if you have kids with us.

• Single Entry Fee: $8.00 (US dollars)
• Group Entry Fee: $6.00 (US dollars)

• 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM seven days a week during our yearly season which is from April 1st to November 15.

• Park your cars at the main entrance. Use the shuttle service.

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