A very very nice and a very super cool museum that shows local history. Check it out you will love…read moreit.

This museum was not large in size, but everything in it was fascinating! We highly recommend the…read moreFossil Tour. Pat took us around the museum on a private tour showing and telling us fascinating facts about the specimens they have. Then we went out to the Trent River where he showed is how to spot and find where the fossils might be hidden. We found 80,000 year old clams, ammonites, nautilus', and lobsters. The whole family really enjoyed this experience!

A really neat small town museum that is worth checking out. Donation by entry. There is also an…read moreopen area where they display outdoor planes too. The showcase was small but it had really thought out mannequins dressed up as civilians and military personnel back in the day. The library layout was comfortable and you can probably sit hours there doing your research if you needed to. Mock area for airplane displays as well.

I like air planes. I like museums. I really like it when the two come together and the Comox Air…read moreForce Museum is a great example of just that. While the Comox museum may not rival the Smithsonian Air & Space museum, it does have an excellent collection of artifacts and exhibits that are well maintained and organized in a coherent and thoughtful manner. Admission is by donation, which makes the museum a cost-effective way to entertain your family while still learning about Canadian history. Along with the main exhibit hall, the museum maintains a heritage air park where you're able to get up close to vintage aircraft. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and even provided me with batteries for free when my camera unexpectedly died. I would have liked to spend more time at the museum however my girlfriend's enthusiasm for aviation history had worn out, and we had other Canada Day activities to take in.

Walking through downtown Tofino, we came along this beautiful art gallery in the style of a long…read morehouse. We couldn't resist going inside and I'm so happy we did! What a beautiful gallery it is! You immediately feel as though you're in someone's home with a fireplace and walk down sitting area. The log beams are exposed and creates a warm welcoming space. Roy Vickers is a local artist whose beautiful screen prints are on display and beneath each print is a short story. Vickers is a talented artist who captures the spirit of coastal living on Tofino and surrounding areas. You'll be drawn to the bright colours, soothing images of mountains, eagles, the ocean and use of Indigenous symbolism in backgrounds will have you in awe.

A beautiful spot to stop in while in Tofino! The building is a beautiful long house, the doors are…read moreall carved and ornate glass. The walls are covered in beautiful art, I was particularly pleased to see the Grammy Nominated album art for the grateful dead up close. The gift shop has a really good range of art pricing pieces available so even shoe string budgets like me can bring something home :) Definitely a fan.

Hey Tourists...don't miss stopping into this friendly, interesting museum in this friendly,…read moreinteresting town! From Nainamo bars and bathtub races, to hockey and 1920's women's fashion, we thoroughly enjoyed this small museum! They did an especially great job with the coal exhibit part. Even the gift shop is full of interesting items at reasonable prices. They were simply requesting a small donation for admittance, and we were happy to do so.

I'm not going to lie; given that the admission is only $2, I had pretty low expectations for the…read moreNanaimo Museum. However, I was pleasantly surprised! There were so many interesting things to learn about, most especially a large (possibly new? It looks new) exhibit on immigration. Very interesting and touching. The gift shop was nice too, with lots of things to buy at reasonable prices.

This small museum is well worth a visit. Tucked away just off the main drag it could be easily…read moremissed but once you find this hidden gem there is so much to see. There are lots of great displays and the museum director, Lewis, is extremely knowledgeable and enthusiastic about each and every piece of history inside. He makes everything come alive! Great place to take out of town guests or for anyone interested in history. I definitely would recommend a visit :)

From the owner: Our museum specializes in the stories of every day Canadians in times of war and peace. Visitors…read moreto our museum can see artefacts and documents, letters, and photographs of members of the Canadian military from the Great War of 1914-1918 all the way to the present day Canadian Forces. Four times a year we host new or guest exhibits from other national or international museums as well as our own displays, many of which are rotated depending on our season.

Very nice people who are clearly trying very hard to have an educational, pleasant museum that…read morehonors the history of their little town ... or at least that part that post-dates the arrival of Europeans. Based on these displays, however, you probably wouldn't know there were First Nations people living in the area in between the dinosaurs on the one hand, and BGen Money on the other hand who apparently did much of the early land speculation and development. But maybe they don't feel that's their warrant?

Trading native people like garbage. Just awful. Steer clear…read moreof this place because clearly they need a lesson in GOOD customer service.

A lot of great little unique gifts. I live nearby and like to stop in every now and then to check…read morethings out. When I head south for the winter I usually pick up a few things as stocking stuffers