Roadtrippin' | Frontier Homestead State Park | Southern Utah | Cedar City

/ 26 May 2015 / 0 Comments

Stephanie continues her Road Trippin' Series!

We had just arrived in Cedar City after the long drive from up north and we needed to stretch our legs. I saw a road sign for the Homestead and thought I would check it out.

There is a small museum that we explored in about 15 minutes, then we went outside and let the kids run crazy!

They could have done laundry and played school all day.

There are classes availabe on the weekends for spinning and weaving. Sadly, we were there during the week.

They also loved mining for gold and and trying their hand at roping.

The kids (10m-9yrs) played and explored for 2 hours!

They would have stayed longer but I was starving so we ran across the street and had some amazing burgers at Brad's Food Hut.

Hours

September-May: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday - Saturday

June-August: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday - Sunday

Holiday Closures: Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day

Entrance Fee(s)

$3 Per Person, $1.50 for Iron Conty Residents

$75 Annual Pass is available at the museum

$35 Senior Adventure (annual) Pass

Helpful Tips

Stroller Friendly

ADA - Visitor Center/Museum
Day Use
Drinking Water
Modern Restrooms
Picnicking
Trails - Interpretive
Visitor Center
Cell Phone Audio Tour

Directions:

Approximately 250 miles south of Salt Lake City.
From I-15, take Cedar City 200 N exit (SR 56) and go east, turn north on Main St (SR 130) for a 1/2 mile.

Phone

(435) 586-9290

http://frontierhomestead.org/

Frontier Homestead State Park