This museum is so full of history and interactive indoor and outdoor learning. I love it. It is somewhere that you can go over and over again.

We love stopping in small town museums. This museum is a real gem. Lots to see and learn about history. Staff are very friendly. Very reasonable admission price of $4 per person. I am certain we will come back to tour again and see what we may have overlooked the first time. Well worth the stop!

I literally have reviewed 2 places in my life. My son is autistic and LOVES this place. I drive from 3 hours away several times a month for this. Great education for me and Great hands on activities for him. The staff is so nice even allowing him to pet the mascot office cat. Honestly cant say enough good about this place.

Our family really enjoyed our visit. I highly recommend to anyone visiting the area or even locals! There is so much to see, experience and learn about. Its a beautiful environment and a wonderful time capsule! Everything is beautifully kept up! There are many hands on and photo ops including props. Just so much fun!

A trip back into the past of the Mormon pioneers...a truly historical trip...a wonderful experience!

The museum is so fun! We love the Christmas Festival each year. We love to stop in and buy some Annie Bs Carmels. Yum yum!

A lot to see and learn. My husband and I had a good time here. Lots to do if you have kids as well.

There is so much history to see here. Kids can pan for gold and play some horseshoes. You are able to sit in an old Wells Fargo wagon, walk through an old log cabin school house, lick up in an old jail cell.

Great place to take kids and have a great time learning about the history of the area and on certain occasions they have actors there to show how they made candles, or wash clothes or cook. Its really fun and interesting.

Fun place for all ages. Highly recommended.

The Frontier Homestead State Park is one of my favorite places to visit! They have friendly staff, interesting exhibits, and hands-on activities that really bring the history to life! It doesnt fit the mold of a look-but-dont-touch museum because they encourage you to pan for gold, try your hand at roping, and more.The Frontier Folklife Festival (June) and the Christmas at the Homestead celebration (December) are events we look forward to all year.

This place is amazing take your family and friends over take amazing pictures and enjoy some history together

Took my niece and her 5 yr old great customer service. He had a great time n we loved exhibits definitely will go again!!

A very nice place to visit. Reasonable admission. Interesting history, nice displays inside and outdoors.

Very fun! It was pretty quiet when we were there. I loved the cat (Tarzan) that lives there lol

Great Time! Tons of exhibits, you can pan for pyrite and climb inside a Massive excavator. Working water wheel and lots of history.

Not big but very quaint and lots of history. Definitely worth a stop if you have a state park pass.

Loved this place! So cool ! Cool history! Lots of interactive stuff for kids!

Lots to see. Staff well informed. Lots of hands on stuff to so for the kids.

Knowledgeable and helpful staff. Lots if interactive displays, helpful signage, you could call a number and enter the exibit number and get more information about what you were looking at. Also a cat was there, s/he was a sweet kitty.

A must to visit . fabulous for children and adultsBeautifully preserved. So interesting. Made my visit to Cedar City

I took 3 of my kids (9 to 14) and we spent 3 hours there! I was impressed with the interactive things they could do - dress up for a photo op, puzzle, build with Lincoln logs, pan for gold, checkers, etc. There was a lot to see and we took a lot of pictures. Would highly recommend!

A nice flashback to the past with friendly staff.

Surprising little gem. I loved in Cedar City while a student and never stopped here. We came by with my 12 year old son and we were surprised at the many exhibits both inside and outside. There were some good hands on activities along the self-guided tour.

Fun place. Can walk through old cabins and houses. Theres also a lot of interactive stations for children and photo stations too.

For $4 you can spend hours here. Very good displays.

Fun for the whole family and the people there are always so nice

A great place to take the kids! We had a good time and learned while we had fun!

Great place to take children to learn about pioneer life. There are several areas for self-led activities. I thought the staging for photo ops was a nice touch. Admission is very affordable.

Super cool and fun museum. I learned a lot. Took a lot of photos as well. So much fin. I read they do a lot of activities in the summer months which seem super awesome. Like candle making. Gold panning. Bow and arrows or ax throwing... I will be back for sure.

Fantastic museum indoor and outside. Affordable cost

A great place to take young kids. They always seem to have some seasonal event going on.

I personally love this place.. its outstanding and informative.. the kids enjoyed being able to play while we were there.. and I got to go geocaching

Great displays of history that we could that we could literally walk into. Lost track of time and learned things too.

Staff was so nice Thursday april 30th...displays were awesome. Highly recommend a visit

Great museum with lots of fun activities for kids.

Wonderful great site with awesome historical info!

My mom and I had so much fun here. We spent at least 3 hours looking at everything.

Enjoyed this immensely. Fascinating machines and buildings with explanations. Enjoyed talking with man and woman on our way out.

Great place to visit and learn about some of the local history of Cedar City and surrounding area.

A great place to take the family. They have good hands on activities and fun historical knowledge. The special events hosted there are very enjoyable. I took my family to the sheep sheering event and the frontier folk festival. Both were enjoyable for my wife and I and our young ones.

Lots of fun for the whole family

Had some nice displays. One fun was an old sleigh and you could put on period winter clothing to take a photo by it .Little smaller than we thought it would be. They had a lot of kids on a school field trip while we were there so couldnt enjoy it as much as we could have.

Cool tourist stop. Interesting history of Southen Utah. Bryham Youngs alphabet exhibit and the sheep exhibit were the most interesting to me.

AWSOME

Spent a couple of hours here looking at the displays and doing the activities. Had a good time. We were down for spring break but the local schools were still in session so it felt like we had the town to ourselves. The kids had fun and I enjoyed learning more about the history of the area. The kids even said they would like to come again which is a strong recommendation from them.

We love this place! We live here but go all the time! There is always something new to learn.

Very interesting info about cedar city

An awesome little hole-in-the-wall type of place. Lots of family activities, good for kids, informational. Its a good place to learn about local history. Admission is dirt cheap as well, just four dollars for adults. Its nothing fancy, nothing sophisticated, but its still good.

Thankful to live in this day and age. Those guys had it hard!

So much to explore here. My kids and I loved seeing a museum that felt more interactive than the average. Could spend most of a day here if you wanted to read each sign. Not expensive for all you get to see and try.

Cute park, very historical.

Very cool, lots to see. We were there during the frontier days and they had civil war stories and antiques. Taught kids how to make their own adobe brick. Had an Indian pit house you could go into.

My grandson loved this place! All of the huge old iron machinery was his favorite.

This is a sprawling museum with something for everyone. They are a great place to take kids to get them fired up about History or to polish your own knowledge base with regards to the history of Southern Utah.

Awesome!$4 per person.Walk around at your own pace.Dial in and info at each display, building, device.Go into many of the cabins, train, steam shovel.Very interesting and well setup.

Good place to learn some history of Cedar City and some of the early settlers. Many activities to do and fairly cheap. Recommended if you have nothing better to do.

Great learning experience!

Great place to spend the day! So many wonderful things to see, learn about, and do!The kids really enjoyed the sheep to shawl event with all the hands on. Great friendly staff. We love visiting every time!

For how quite this place is. It is super interesting and historically entertaining. Fun for kids and adults

Lots and lots of exhibits with audio tour options, but also abundant signage to describe exhibits. Multiple buildings. Allow 2-3 hours to view, enjoy, learn.

Surprisingly informative. This small town museum has plenty of interactive displays and lots to look at and study. Sit in a replica stage coach and visit a pioneer school. They did leave out some important Native history which is very important to the area. An inexpensive way to spend 1-2 hours.

There was a festival at the park last week, there were a few vendors local and far traveling. They displayed great artistic talent from metal work to food creations. There was also some live Western style music that sounded pretty good, it drew a steady crowd stream and was an enjoyable surprise since I did not know it was going to be happening. It was new to me I had not seen an event in previous years at this venue usually most events like this one are held at the city park, but this event was put on without a hitch and was quite pleasant I hope to see more events put on at many different venues throughout this great town it brings people out and really livens up sleepy Cedar City and puts a very much needed and desired festivity in the atmosphere. Thank you to the event planners at the Frontier Museum and Homestead Park area for having this fun and entertaining festival. Very nice.

Really fun interactive history.

Very nice place to visit. Many good things to learn about history. Lots of historic equipment and buildings.

A fun and informational place to visit! Super cheap and theres tons to see!!!!

My grandchildren and adults loved this will preserved park...it was amazing and the children felt a part of history with the clothing available from an displayed era.

We love our yearly tradition to go to the Frontier Homestead Christmas. My kids enjoy making crafts, all the pretty lights, games, live music, treats, and seeing Santa. Its so fun and a great deal at $5 per family. Dont miss out:)

They have a Fibre Arts display there that shows they have some first class weavers in the area

Worth visiting. Interactive and fun

We went on a school field trip. They had fun Activities for the children & they kept it at a pace so they kept busy & didnt get board. I want to go back though & read more of the placks & historic literature.

Great museum to learn the local history. Hands on activities are great for kids. Nice gift shop.

Lots of historical items inside and outside. Cute gift shop with various memorobilia items.

Lots and Lots of history here.... the real deal! Helpful and Knowledgeable employees. The gift shop is filled with fantastic items! Beautiful crafts and hands on areas!

Fun place! My son loved the photo opportunities! I wish we had gone when some things werent vlosed for the season. The staff were great and friendly.

Lots of carriages inside, equipment outside, and small buildings and a house to give you perspective on life back then.

I love it

We love bringing the kids here! Lots of fun activities and very friendly welcoming staff!

A lot of history to explore. Has some interactive elements, great place to take the family. 4 bucks a ticket is well worth it!

Its a really cool place to go and learn about history

Its like walking into the past beautiful

Great enclosed place to take the kids with a lot of fun, novel things to do, and at a very reasonable price. Really quite the treasure!

This museum is my favorite outing in Cedar City. They have a lot of interesting historical items and buildings, plus they have several special events every year.

So much history. Laid out very well, make aure you take atleast a few hours of time. There is a lot to see an do.

Climb in an old stage coach, caboose, and mining excavator.

Reserving history, priceless

Its small, but worth the affordable admission price. I loved all of the different wagons displayed. And, who knew there was so many barbed wire designs? YIKES!

Have lived in a visited Cedar City for 35+ years and finally stopped by. provides an interesting overview of life in Iron Country and Cedar City 75-150 years ago. From vintage cars, stagecoaches and sleighs to a sheep shearing shed, log homes, older brick home, Native American dwelling replicas, and the replica iron ore blast furnace. $4 for adults. Takes takes less than 2 hours.

A very nice little out of the way state park in Utah. Homestead buildings and history that included Native American, Mormon, and Hispanic history all centered around the most important resource in southern Utah--water.We were the only visitors there so we got a private tour by a knowledgeable, interesting NA guide. Worth going out of your way for, and worth planning an hour or so to see.

We did not actually visit the museum. We went there for the awesome Farmers Market and had a great time visiting the craft and collectibles booths.

A lot of historical information and artifacts. Very interesting and fun.

This place is fantastic. The staff is really knowledgable an friendly. We will come back again.

Very cool history

Mwah

Had much fun, lots to enjoy.

It might look boring online but its not. My daughter enjoyed it

Great place to learn about the past. When this state first started out

Fun, little museum. Lots to see and do.

Super cute place for family fun. Little ones have hands on experiences they can try and fun games to keep them engaged in learning. Fun time for young families.

What a great little place. Love reading all the plaques that told the story about the settlers that were here.