Isle a la Cache Museum

"Took my Grandson there for the first time. He really enjoyed himself. I took both my daughters when they were younger. They remember this place and loved it"

"Though it’s relatively smaller in size, it portrays enough of the embedded history in this island. The exhibits are very educative with elaborate descriptions and the befitting displays. The exhibits are very thoughtfully laid out by beginning the start of the fur trade and followed by the periods of further developments. It’s educative for all ages. Take time to have a brief walk on the trail, starting from the museum, that takes to the waters and gives a glimpse of beaver carvings on the tree trunks. Huge covered pavilion gives space for family and group picnicking. Plenty of car parking spaces available at the site."

"Very informative and interesting history everywhere you walked around in the building. The outside had trails you can walk with different landmarks with interesting history on how people lived and survived in those days. Very enjoyable afternoon."

"Cool spot! Free. They have interesting stuff to check out. Great for kids. There's a path you can walk along too right outside. There is a pavilion with picnic tables as well. Clean restrooms inside."

"Who would a thunk! We have an island park near Lemont IL! Cool little park, didn’t get to go into the museum but had an enjoyable walk. Seemed like a place for a mom to bring her bored kids to pretend to appreciate nature. Cool river that flows through and the water levels were high so part of the path was covered in water. There wasn’t that much path to walk otherwise."