facility will be available for community organizations for meetings and special fund-raising events. The Washington State Dept. of Fish and Wildlife will use the space for some of their hunter education training and hunter education classes. The convenient location will be conducive to hosting private parties, receptions, business meetings, scout troop meetings, other clubs, or sport team functions. Special school and senior citizen field trips are popular. Specialized classes for art and science from area schools will also be frequent users for art, biology, and environmental studies.

The museum building is located on a 5-acre parcel providing adequate space for parking and expansion. There will also be an outdoor archery range to be used in hunter education classes and a room for outdoor picnic and barbecue facilities to be used for group functions. The entire site will be fenced with a lighted entry gate and signage.