Frontier Culture Museum

Michelle Williams

Beautiful day of exploring and very informative demonstrators. My 2 1/2 year old grandson loved the animals and walking the well maintained paths!

raghavendra aditya

We didn’t expect this place to be so good. A lot of exhibits to visit so plan ahead. It easily takes 3 hours at the minimum. The people working here are so welcoming and friendly. We got to learn about different cultures back then. Tickets are $12 a person and kids below 6 are free. The thing that surprised us a lot is that people working here are really doing things and not pretending. For example like making cheese, bread, tailoring etc. They are doing it right there. Would definitely recommend visiting this place if you are in Staunton.

Amy Workman

Golf cart was $25 April '22 and felt absolutely necessary on a hot day with two toddlers. The staff were awesome. Every spot worth stopping and chatting with them. We went on a weekday and there was just a few other people there. Wool Week was pretty cool even though we were too late for a shearing. Got to see baby lambs in addition to the sheep and pigs.

Lacey Bauman

We’ve been in the area for several years without visiting, so it was nice to finally see some of the museum! What a neat concept. We visited the new world side with an individual tour guide since it’s the winter model. I appreciated that it included a ride in a golf cart, because this could be a ton of walking!! I’d like to return in the non-winter season when the people are actually out on the property. Still need to see the old world part of things too! I think during the non-tour guide model, I’ll want to rent one of the golf carts unless I’m in the mood for some good exercise.