All Museums & Learning

Hayspur Fish Hatchery near Bellevue offers fish viewing, an on-site campground and family fishing at Gavers Lagoon.

Hagerman National Fish Hatchery raises steelhead for the Salmon River system and welcomes visitors in designated public areas.

Hagerman Fish Hatchery raises rainbow trout and other fish for Idaho waters, with designated viewing areas for visitors.

Cabinet Gorge Fish Hatchery near Clark Fork primarily raises kokanee salmon for Idaho waters and welcomes visitors interested in fish production.

Rapid River Fish Hatchery near Riggins raises spring Chinook salmon. A visit can introduce families to hatchery work and the salmon life cycle.

McCall Fish Hatchery raises summer Chinook salmon and offers educational visits when public access is available. A construction closure currently limits how families can visit.

Nampa Fish Hatchery raises trout for stocking across Idaho, but it is currently closed to public visitors during a major construction project. Do not plan a hatchery tour until Fish and Game announces reopening.

Eagle Fish Hatchery beside Eagle Island State Park raises Snake River sockeye salmon as part of Idaho’s conservation program.

Sawtooth Fish Hatchery south of Stanley provides a visitor center, seasonal salmon interpretation and a youth fishing pond. The facility raises spring Chinook and supports other Idaho fish programs.

McConnell Mansion Museum in Moscow lets families explore furnished historic rooms and local-history exhibits. Upstairs displays include hands-on activities for younger visitors, with alternative viewing tools available for visitors who cannot use the stairs.