Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum

About Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum

World's largest airplane & a water park. Home to several historic aircraft, including the world's largest, plus a water park & 3D theater. Home to the Spruce Goose (HK-1), the world's largest airplane by wingspan, an ASME Landmark #219 designed by Howard Hughes. Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars by 6,914 visitors.

💬 What Visitors Say

• 🕐Arrive early to beat the heat during warm weather, and plan to spend at least half a day exploring—the museum is massive with three separate buildings (plane building, space building, and helicopter wing), each with distinct exhibits worth seeing
• 💡Don't miss the rare cutaway aircraft models located upstairs in the conference room—these are hidden gems that showcase detailed internal mechanics and are rarely seen in other aviation museums
• 💡Take advantage of knowledgeable volunteers stationed throughout the museum; they are passionate about aviation history and can provide detailed backstories about specific aircraft models and share insider knowledge
• 💡If visiting in late August, time your visit to potentially see the USAF Thunderbirds practicing nearby, and check out the retired Evergreen Airlines 747 displayed outdoors
• 💡The museum is well-organized with plenty of space to navigate and interactive exhibits inside aircraft cockpits; it's excellent for all ages and family visits, though the sheer size means comfortable walking shoes are essential