Fremont Indian State Park and Museum

Colleen Hamm

Great park. Hiking trails are easily accessible. One “trail” is a paved sidewalk right off the parking lot so it is easy for people with limited mobility and has several rock drawing to view. Friendly staff. Clean. Great small museum and shop with woven baskets and other Indian crafts to purchase along with t-shirts and that type of stuff. I highly recommend stopping.

Kira Joy

Really remarkable site! There are so many petroglyphs (etchings in stone), pictographs (paintings on stone), and pictoglyphs (etchings that are painted in the grooves). There is a fully-paved, quarter mile path around the museum (ADA/stroller accessible), and a couple hikes right off of the museum parking lot. The cost is $10/vehicle and the fee gets you through a quick video (probably 10 mins) on the Fremont people, the area, and the archeological findings, then you can walk through the museum that includes a small child play/discovery area. The staff member at the front desk was super friendly and helpful. He gave a lot of history on the people, history, and surrounding hikes. Notes: -Cost: $10/vehicle -Covered picnic tables available -Kids play/discovery area in the museum -Little shade in many areas (bring suns screen, hats, etc) -Museum is self-guided and doesn't seem to have a clear route through

Mallory Corbett

There are really neat petroglyphs here. We also explored other places besides the museum and loop trail. It was worth the trip to see the Indian blanket, sheep shelter, and cave of 100 hands. I wish we had more time to see more. The lady at the front desk was so helpful and shared lots of info about the area.

Macey Walters

We love this place! I came here with my family as a kid, and bringing my own kids was so surreal. It's the perfect, family friendly place. The trails are fairly easy, and the museum is interactive and fun for all ages. Highly recommend!