Fremont Indian State Park

During the construction of Interstate 70, ruins from a large ancient Fremont Indian village were uncovered. This museum was built to preserve treasures from the site, including pottery, baskets, and arrowheads. The ancient people decorated many nearby cliff walls with unique rock art. Spend a few hours at the museum, tour the rock art sites and then camp at nearby Castle Rock Campground.

Main Attractions

Ancient Fremont Indian rock art

Museum with relics from the Fremont Culture

Location

Approximately 180 miles south of Salt Lake City.

Located 21 miles southwest of Richfield on Interstate 70.

Contact Information

Fremont Indian State Park and Museum

3820 West Clear Creek Canyon Rd

Sevier, UT 84766

(435) 527-4631

Seasons/Open Hours

Summer - 9 am to 6 pm (seven days a week)

Winter - 9 am to 5 pm (seven days a week)

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

Entrance Fees

$5 per person or $10 per vehicle

Activities

Viewing ancient Fremont Indian rock art

Viewing museum relics from the Fremont culture

Hiking

Camping

Picnicking

ATV trails nearby

Camping

Castle Rock Campground: $15 for tent sites and RVs (without hookups)

Tipi: $30 per night

Sam Stowe Campground: $35 (full hookup)

Group camping: $150 to reserve the Sam Stowe Group area for the first 50 people. $3 per person over 50.

Online: ReserveAmerica

800-322-3770 (toll-free from outside the Salt Lake City area)

801-322-3770 (from within the Salt Lake City area)

The campground is nestled in a canyon approximately one-half mile from the visitor center. It is closed during the winter and opens in late April. Back in and pull-through sites are available for vehicles up to 45 feet. No hookups.

Facilities

Museum/Visitor Center

Hiking trails

Picnic sites

Restrooms

Campground

Group day use picnic site

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