Cardboard Boat Museum

Girl Scout Troop 40185 loves visiting, meeting, and selling cookies at the Museum! Thank to the staff got always accommodating and welcoming us!

Cool place. Very unique. With an awesome and friendly crew to greet every time you stop in.

So this is a fun place! “The only cardboard boat museum in the world”. The operators are so friendly and enthusiastic about every display. I suggest a visit!

The name says it all, there are cardboard boats in this museum. It's a fun location and the staff is knowledgeable about building cardboard boats. These boats are built the traditional way: cardboard, paint, and tape. The museum highlights so many successful boats built this way.

If the Titanic was built the traditional way, it may not have sunk (citation needed). Imagine one of the biggest movies released in the last thirty years not existing because tape was used instead of these fancy "new" methods (another citation needed for sure).

Visiting this museum is a great time and takes way less time than watching Titanic. Leo could have lived if that door was made of cardboard, paint, and tape (citation needed).

We visited here Tuesday 13, July 2021 at about 5 pm. This place is amazing. If you are going to be anywhere close, GO THERE! They do have limited hours that they are open, so please check their hours so you can plan to be there when they are open. In addition to this amazing museum, they have a cardboard boat race every year in August. Many of the boats are fund raisers providing you an opportunity to donate. The people were extremely friendly. We bought a T-shirt. The view of the river is beautiful. Buy-the-way, did I mention it is free. And, they raise money for disabled veterans.