Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum
Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum preserves Utah’s oldest existing government building, offering exhibits on pioneer history, artifacts, and the state’s territorial period. Visitors can explore restored rooms, interactive displays, and beautiful grounds, making it a unique destination for history enthusiasts and families alike.
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Visiting with Dogs
Dogs are allowed on leash in outdoor areas; not permitted inside museum buildings. Owners must clean up after pets.
Visitor Tips & Reviews
What Visitors Say
Visitors love the rich pioneer history, well-preserved artifacts, friendly staff, and beautiful grounds. The museum offers engaging exhibits and a glimpse into Utah’s territorial past.
Tips from Visitors
- Check museum hours before visiting.
- Guided tours available upon request.
- Bring a camera for historic exhibits.
- Picnic areas available nearby.
- Wear comfortable walking shoes.
- Visit the gift shop for souvenirs.
Amenities
Nearby Attractions
Explore these attractions near Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum:
- Meadow Hot SpringsA popular natural hot spring with clear, warm pools for soaking and relaxing in a scenic rural setting.10 miles away
- Fishlake National ForestA vast forest offering hiking, fishing, camping, and scenic drives through central Utah’s beautiful landscapes.30 miles away
- Great Basin MuseumLocated in Delta, this museum features exhibits on local history, geology, and the Topaz Japanese internment camp.48 miles away
Things to Do at Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum
Camping at Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum
Camping not available at Territorial Statehouse; nearby options include Yuba State Park and Palisade State Park.
Hiking Trails
Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum offers a unique hiking experience through well-maintained paths surrounding Utah’s oldest government building. Visitors enjoy short, easy walks with interpretive signs detailing the area's rich pioneer history. The peaceful grounds feature shaded picnic areas and beautiful landscaping, making it a pleasant stop for families and history enthusiasts seeking a leisurely stroll rather than a challenging hike.
Territorial Statehouse Historic Grounds Trail
EasyA short, paved loop around the historic Territorial Statehouse Museum grounds, featuring interpretive signs and gardens.
Fillmore City Heritage Walk
EasyA self-guided walking tour through historic Fillmore, starting at the Statehouse and passing notable landmarks.
Millard County Courthouse Trail
EasyA pleasant stroll from the Statehouse to the old Millard County Courthouse, highlighting local history.
Fillmore City Park Connector
EasyA short connector trail linking the museum to Fillmore City Park, great for families and picnics.
Directions
Take I-15 to Exit 167 in Fillmore, head west on Main Street, then south on 100 West to Capitol Avenue. The park is on the left.
Contact & Info
Frequently Asked Questions
What can I see at the Territorial Statehouse State Park Museum?
You can explore Utah’s oldest existing government building, view pioneer artifacts, historical exhibits, and period rooms, and learn about Utah’s territorial history.
What are the museum’s hours of operation?
The museum is generally open Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hours may vary seasonally or on holidays. It’s best to check the official website or call ahead.
Is there an admission fee to visit the museum?
Yes, there is a small admission fee for adults, with reduced rates for children and seniors. Group rates are available. Please check the park’s website for current pricing.
Are guided tours available at the Territorial Statehouse?
Yes, guided tours are available for individuals and groups. It’s recommended to call ahead to schedule group tours or to ensure a guide is available during your visit.
Is the museum accessible for visitors with disabilities?
The main floor of the museum is wheelchair accessible. Some upper floors may have limited accessibility due to the historic nature of the building.
Can I host events or weddings at the Territorial Statehouse?
Yes, the museum and its grounds can be rented for weddings, meetings, and special events. Contact the park for availability, fees, and reservation details.
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