Take a trip back in time with the help of a soft breeze off the inlet and pristine white sand, against the backdrop of a picturesque, historic Life-Saving Station. The Life-Saving Station has been meticulously restored to its 1905 appearance, complete with diamond-shaped trim.
Located just north of the Indian River Bridge, the station also includes one of the area’s most interesting gift shops.
Recent Reviews
Indian River Life-Saving Station Museum
Samuel Trassare : 5 on 9/29/2025 10:21 am
It's an amazing museum, smallish in size but appropriately priced. An excellent lesson in Atlantic history and the lead-up to the modern Coast Guard.
Samuel Trassare
1759141263
5
5
Indian River Life-Saving Station Museum
Noreen Maneri-Jehnke : 5 on 6/30/2025 7:59 pm
Very enjoyable. Love learning more about our seafarer history. Staff is knowledgeable and friendly.
Noreen Maneri-Jehnke
1751313555
5
5
Indian River Life-Saving Station Museum
Brandon Bond : 5 on 6/17/2023 2:33 am
Excellent museum that starts with a video gives you a brief history of both the station and the history of the life saving service.
The museum is self paced, but utilizes a phone number you call. Most exhibits have a number on it. Tou enter that number into your phone, and the automated system gives you a bit about that particular exhibit. Not really interested in something? Don't put in the number. Interested? Put it in. It's like a self-paced guided tour. The best of both worlds.
Definitely worth the $4 entry.
The museum is self paced, but utilizes a phone number you call. Most exhibits have a number on it. Tou enter that number into your phone, and the automated system gives you a bit about that particular exhibit. Not really interested in something? Don't put in the number. Interested? Put it in. It's like a self-paced guided tour. The best of both worlds.
Definitely worth the $4 entry.
Brandon Bond
1686969229
5
5
Indian River Life-Saving Station Museum
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