Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum

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A personal, informative, down to earth, celebration of past and present culture and accomplishments. The raised mile long boardwalk behind the museum was enjoyable and perfectly smooth for a wheelchair. Main parking is across the road with a pleasant path to the building. There are two additional disabled parking spots in the roundabout closer to the building if needed. Our lacrosse coach loved their version of the game!

Nice museum about the culture, history & life of the Seminole peoples of the Big Cypress region. Interesting movie before start of museum is worth the watch. The museum, though small is well appointed & provides a glimpse into the lives of the Seminole. There is a great one mile boardwalk through the cypress dome with a ceremonial ground, Seminole village & hunting camp along the boardwalk. There are numerous plaques alone the walk to inform about the plant’s & wildlife of the cypress dome. Worth the stop if in the area.

Wonderfully educational experience. Both kids (10) and (7) enjoyed learning about the history of the Seminole people. Eye opening experience. Beautiful walk through the Everglades on a boardwalk. ADA accessible.

Tickets are reasonable. The museum has a boardwalk that our girls (5,7) and we enjoyed. The museum offers education in a direct and interactive manner, which is perfect for homeschool field trips.

What a gem in South Florida. You want to understand history of the Seminole tribe you come here. This place was breathtaking. I was just bored at work scrolling through Google maps and stumbled upon this museum. My fiance and I went on a Saturday afternoon and it was empty. We didn't understand why so we walked in with an open mind and boy were we in for a treat. You start off with a beautiful video about the start of the Seminole tribe in Florida and than you walk around learning about them through a mutltide of art and information boards. Once you finish the inside museum you than get to go outside and walk there boardwalk. It's about a mile long boardwalk through acres of swamp land. Learning about all the animals and birds and plants native to the land and how they used them. In the end we were very happy and would recommend everyone to make the drive to visit. We didnt include videos and photos of the inside or the boardwalk so you all can go and see it for yourself!

Un museo muy importante sobre los nativos del Estado de Florida, reconociendo su pasado, presente y futuro.

Attended yearly Art Festival. It was a sure treat. Hearing the Seminole tell their story is mesmerizing... So much respect for every aspect of life... The goodness is contagious! Everyone should take a trip! Its worth it!