Reviews of Camp Floyd/Stagecoach Inn (Museum)

Israel hemmert

Lots of history here

Daniel Terry

Fun

Matthew Mason

Really interesting history. Fun little family activity

Timothy Carr

Very interesting building and historical setting. Lots of information about the Federal government's military response to the Utah rebellion and the positive and negative effects of the army being stationed here.

Tony Knight

Authentic and quaint, friendly and knowledgeable staff.

Ammon Case

It was boring and stupid

Amy Kinder

Great for pioneer days!

Marina Rogers

Historical and quant place

Kara F

Definitely one of Utah's most unique historic sites.

Marlin Yates

The reenactment was wonderful. Thay something every week end all sumer. It eas worth the time to stop and see all the history that took place in the area. Reenactment was a cannon and lots of info

Amber Black

An interesting place with lots of information about the settlement of Utah and the conflict between the Saints and the Federal Government. There is a museum on site with articles that have been discovered at the location as well as a graveyard, and historical buildings for a self-guided tour. A gift shop. Sometimes staff have been known to teach games played by soldiers during the occupation of Camp Floyd.

john schofield

Cool piece of history

Gary Stevens

Had a great time with my kid's school field trip. Wonderful place to bring 4th graders!

Josh Raymond

There is not much left of Camp Floyd. There is the old commissary, stagecoach station, and cemetery. There is also the old school nearby as well. The staff member on hand was very friendly and played for us a short 10 min video about the camp. It was interesting to learn about the Mormon Rebellion.

Carol Keimer

A very interesting historical place that is located in a beautiful wide open area

Sean Grover

Wonderful little Hidden Gem of History.

Dan Joseph

The central Overland Trail passed through here. The pony express then the telegraph. Historic ground here Walk a cross the road and check out the Big Spring the reason this place exists. Just west of here is 5 mile pass, A route through the country since ancient times. Petroglyphs on the rocks at that location! At one time more than 2500 soldiers were stationed here.

Blake Hansen

Fun historical place to visit

Jared Pedroza

This is one of my favorite places on Earth, it is the most pristine and tranquil place in all of the state of Utah. It is fun for kids and adults alike, and the commissary has all kinds of interesting books and treats for the kids. A bit off the beaten path, but it is such a cool place it is worth the drive.

Ryan Murray

While this museum is small it is dense it its exhibits. There is a lot to learn here not just about the history of Utah but the American Civil War and greater 19th century as well. It is well worth the price of admission and the couple of hours it will take you to soak it all in.

Larry Bilyeu

Friendly knowledgeable staff. Great Civil War Reenactors. Beautiful camp and museums tours.

Eva Lietz

Great place not only for the history but also for a ghost investigation.

Julie L

Beautiful area with lots of history

Curtis Denison

I like the history that is preserved there. I like learning more about my ancestors. They have nice little park. And somtimes they will have renactments.

Stefan Mohler

This is a very cool historical place to visit. It’s very interesting to discover and learn about something from so long ago. When visiting this place, it’s like taking a step back in time and witnessing some of what life would have been like at that time. The camp itself has a museum that has some actual memorabilia from the soldiers. Just across the street there is the Stagecoach Inn which is really old but well maintained. It contains actual furniture from the time! Just behind the inn is a pretty park with plenty of space for various activities. Also, just east of the park (down the road a little) sits the old schoolhouse. Just a minute or two drive, southwest of Camp Floyd, you’ll find the old cemetery for the soldiers from Camp Floyd. Hearing about the stories in which these soldiers had passed is interesting and sparks morbid curiosity (which I absolutely dig, no pun intended). Overall, I highly recommend that you take a visit. It is definitely worth seeing and exploring all the cool and interesting things that this place has to offer.

Sandy Riet

Lots of history.

Jefferson Barrett

Fun and fascinating place to visit.

Lacie Jackson

We went here for a field trip and they had really fun activities for the students to do. A fun place for a day trip.

Nathan Riggs

5th grade field trip, super fun