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Visitor tip
Budget extra time to explore the extensive gift shop, which is twice the size of the museum itself and spans two floors. It features Native American-made crafts, jewelry, pottery, and over 650 books on Native American history—many visitors spend as much time shopping as touring.
Visitor tip
Bring children ages 6-16 to receive a free arrowhead gift with paid admission. At only $4 per child and $8 per adult, this is an affordable, engaging way for kids to learn about Lenape culture with a tangible take-home item.
Visitor tip
For groups of 20 or more, call ahead to arrange a guided tour with a staff member. Group rates are available, and having a live guide provides more detailed context than the self-guided audio tour alone.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Natural History Museum
- Focus
- Delaware Indian history
- Admission
- $8 adults, $4 kids (6-16), under 6 free
- Tour Length
- Approximately 30 minutes
What visitors say
The tour is self-guided, which was perfect for someone like me that likes to go more on their own pace. The museum also had two gifts shops with plenty of items. The employees here were very welcoming and kind. We did have to wait…
My experience here has been exceptional. The front desk representative was remarkably kind and welcoming, and I deeply appreciate the opportunity to learn about diverse cultures. I am particularly grateful for this immersive experience…
The self-guided tour is well worth the $7. Fee. It transports you to the time of the Lenape life in the area. So informative; my 7year old grandson absorbed so much info and relayed it to his teacher excitedly. We enjoyed the simplicity…
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Did You Know?
- The Pocono Indian Museum is the only museum in Northeastern Pennsylvania dedicated to tracing the history and culture of the Lenape (Delaware) Indians
- The museum is housed in an 1840 farmhouse, one of the oldest frame structures in the Poconos, which served as a stop on the Underground Railroad and a speakeasy during Prohibition
- The museum was established in 1976 and educates visitors about Lenape history dating back 10,500 B.C. to the period of European contact
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