Daycation at the
River Park
130 Acres including a museum, aquarium, gardens, boat launching, venue for private events and more
Things To Do
Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium
and say hello to our residents in the aquarium
Wander through the
Ticket Prices:
Adults:
Senior Citizens (55 and older):
College Students w/ID:
Military w/ID:
Kids (5-12 yrs.):
kids (0-4 yrs.):
$14
$11
$11
$11
$7
Free
Loaded with authentic artifacts and exhibits, the Mississippi River Museum is an extensive, interactive showcase of history, nature and culture with a 48 foot river overlook.
ECOTRAIL
3.1 mile nature trail
reopening soon
Attractions
Museum Highlighted Exhibits and Features
Muse News
Exhibit
The Tunica RiverPark & Museum opens its new traveling exhibit gallery with the Delta Artists Exhibit — a collection inspired by life in the Mississippi Delta. The exhibit features art from 25 native and local artists, including Jamie Tate, Donna Blackard, Tom Clifton and James Hayes. Different mediums and styles will be on display, from acrylic paintings to frescoes and handblown glass.
Mound Builders
Interactive Exhibit
Thousands of years ago, Native Americans built giant earthen monuments throughout the Delta. Mound Builders Interactive takes visitors “underground” through a life-sized model of an ancient Native American burial mound. explorers will find pottery, weapons, bone tools and other artifacts found in actual archaeological digs.
Wildlife Spotting and Photography Interactive Exhibit
The Wildlife Spotting and Photography Interactive exhibit features a camouflaged blind designed specifically for that purpose. Made of sticks, logs and camouflage netting, the blind is surrounded by a huge nature diorama. Inside the blind, you can look at the diorama through oversized binoculars and large-lens cameras to view lifelike illustrations of animals native to the Tunica County area.
From Plantation to Prosperity: A Black Family History in the Mississippi Delta Exhibit
Explore the history of the Mississippi Delta’s oldest independent all-black community. “From Plantation to Prosperity: A Black Family History in the Mississippi Delta” tells the little-known story of opportunity, cooperation and success in the Delta towns of Davis Bend (now known as Davis Island) and Mound Bayou, Mississippi. During the Civil War, African-American slaves enjoyed an uncommon amount of freedom while living in Davis Bend.
Observation Deck and Gift Shop
48 foot observation deck overlooking the Mississippi River. Great for photography and a romantic outing.
Gift shop
Coming Soon
Movie Theater
Outdoor entertainment events
Fishing
New museum exhibits
Indoor lounge and cafe