Idaho Potato Museum

ABOUT

Who knew there was so much to learn about potatoes? Located in the historic Oregon Short Line Railroad Depot, the Idaho Potato Museum celebrates Idaho’s most famous crop with fun, hands-on exhibits and fascinating stories. Visitors can trace the journey of the potato from field to table, exploring how Idaho became the nation’s potato capital. Inside, you’ll find unique displays including vintage potato tools, artwork, and even the world’s largest potato crisp made by Pringles. The museum offers an experience that’s both educational and entertaining, perfect for visitors of all ages. Be sure to stop by the Spud Seller gift shop for quirky souvenirs and the café for a hot baked potato or fresh-cut fries made to order.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Located in the historic Oregon Short Line Railroad Depot

• Explore the evolution of Idaho’s potato industry through interactive exhibits

• See the world’s largest potato crisp and other fun potato memorabilia

• Discover collections of vintage potato tools, peelers, and dishware

• Visit the Spud Seller gift shop for potato-themed souvenirs

• Enjoy a meal at the museum café featuring baked potatoes and fresh-cut fries

• Family-friendly destination with affordable admission and seasonal hours

THINGS TO DO

Experience small-town charm and big flavor in Blackfoot. Start your visit at the world-famous Idaho Potato Museum, where you can learn about Idaho’s most iconic crop and even grab a potato-themed bite at the café. Explore local shops and attractions supported by the Adams Publishing Group East Idaho, then take a peaceful walk through nearby parks or along the Snake River. For a comfortable stay, unwind at the Comfort Inn, conveniently located for travelers exploring southeastern Idaho.