A hands-on pioneer history museum in downtown Cedar City preserving the story of the 1850s Iron Mission, when Mormon settlers built Utah's first iron works. Exhibits include one of the West's best horse-drawn vehicle collections, a foundry, cabins, and seasonal living-history demonstrations.
| Category | State Park |
|---|---|
| Nearest town | Cedar City |
| Top activities | Touring the wagon and carriage collection, Blacksmith and pioneer craft demonstrations, Kids' hands-on pioneer activities, Iron industry exhibits and outdoor machinery yard |
| Best time to visit | Year-round; summer (April-September) has extended hours and more living-history programming, and December brings a popular Christmas event. |
| Entrance fee | $4 per person |
| Permits | None. Closed Sundays October through March. |
Visitor tip: Pair it with a Utah Shakespeare Festival evening — the museum is minutes from the SUU campus theaters and takes about an hour to tour.
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