What families say

Families rave about this hands-on 1800s living history site: kids get to ride in an actual stagecoach, grind corn and feed chickens, pet livestock (piglets are a favorite), watch blacksmithing and cooking demos, and play old-fashioned games, all while knowledgeable staff bring frontier life to life without it feeling like a lecture. Plan for a few hours to a full afternoon, bring a picnic for the covered pavilion, and know that some indoor exhibit areas have AC for hot days. One reviewer noted a few exhibits feel a bit dated, but overall it's well-suited for school groups and even small groups of adults find something interesting.

Ages 6–18