The totems are BEAUTIFUL! It's hard to wrap your head around just how much work and talent go into making one of these fantastic carvings. One of my friends spent time in Ketchikan when she was a child and didn't remember if the park was here when she was, but she did remember just how inspiring she found the native... More

My husband and I visited this park as a part of a guided tour with Wild Wolf Tours. The park featured a number of gorgeous totem poles as well as buildings in the style of traditional clan houses and a totem pole that is currently being sculpted so that visitors get a good idea about the use and creation of... More

This park is not to be missed, for it goes way beyond having incredible Totem Poles! It is the BEST representation of a Tlingit village that I personally found in my 2 1/2 weeks as an independent traveler through the Inside Passage from Sitka to Ketchikan. My suggestion is to go to their website and see firsthand on the video... More

The stories and art of the Totem Poles is the best we've seen so far. The explanations of each pole, what the symbols mean, and the stories behind them is well done. A totem carving shed has a totem pole being carved. The smoke house and long house and the art in and around these is excellent. We did enjoy... More

The totem poles are HUGE - rather unexpected, but they have a great set up and I learned a lot

Beautiful place, with such a variety of totems, and the historical display material was most interesting.

Our guide was very informative and the totem poles were very interesting. We had a demonstration of totem pole carving and a tour of a typical native living environment. The 'museum' of antique guns was especially interesting.

This was a great stop and totally worth the time we spent there. However I think Totem Bight State Park may be just a bit better in the overall presentation and preservation of the culture.

This is a wonderful place to see locally carved totems and other native carvings. They also have recreated an entire village, have an beautiful gift shop and an early Alaska museum.