Reviews of Sequoyah's Cabin Museum (Tourist Attraction)

Dulayna Murray

Nice day trip. You can see it all in a couple of hours then have a nice picnic. Beautiful scenery. Worth the short drive off the beaten path and its free!

Brad Ross

Nice clean park. Very interesting information about Sequoyah and the Cherokee Nation. Its worth a visit if you haven’t seen it.

Tereasa Foust

Very informative... really enjoyed learning some more about my Cherokee ancestry.

Greg Moore

Great historical place.

John Hutchinson

We found it inspiring a man who made an incredible contribution for his people. Beautiful grounds and staff who were very knowledgeable and helpful. Well worth the stop.

gilda gonzales

Educational

Maude Apollon

Sequoyah

Mary Shaffer

A short drive off the interstate through beautiful farmland, Sequoyah's Cabin sits in a peaceful, well-kept park. Our guide gave us a good overview of Sequoyah's life and answered all our questions before giving us time to explore on our own.

Cindy Dunfee

Very nice tour

Susie Smeal

This was a wonderful tour and very fascinating to learn about Sequoia and about the area around the cabin. Our host was very interesting and full of information. I highly recommend this tour as it is not very expensive you will learn so much about Sequoia and about the Cherokee People.

Shirley Mclemore

It was ok

Loren Koehn

Very informative, enjoyed

Gary Runyan

Good history

Pamela Dennison

Very informative, staff great, beautifully kept property.

Cecelia Greenberg-English

As we took our time driving across the US, we learned an invaluable lesson. We had many potential stops planned along I-40 as we left CA and drove toward the Carolinas. Unfortunately, none of the major tourist books or blogs had anything listed for winter visits to this area so we had nothing planned. Getting tired of driving with no planned stops, I pulled out my cell phone and began to research things that happened in the area. Because of this, we discovered the 14 Flags Museum, the Cherokee Indian (Sequoyah) cabin of the father of the Cherokee Indian's written language, how people on the freeway died because a bridge was knocked out and people were driving off the freeway into the river, and about Fort Smith. We also discovered the little town where my husband's grandparents used to live and farm near when he was 5. On this December day, there were few visitors at the facility so we were able to view the facility and learn about this man's journey. It did not take a lot of time but when we left, we were glad we had stopped. The lesson? If you just look, there are all types of things that one may learn about and savor as you travel if you research a little and get off the freeway. I know we thoroughly enjoyed these unplanned stops.

Edward Griffin

I loved the history, Perfect pit stop.

Lance Edge

A lot of good native history and information

Ncamsca A

Tour was great, thanks !

Amanda Condit

I love the fact that we keep our history so protected. It makes me proud to be a Cherokee.

Karen Ippolito

just absolutely gorgeous area...the folks were so nice at the main area. nice little gift store and the museum is really nice...I was here at least 12-15 years ago...it is much nicer now!!! Thank you so much for taking such good care of the area

Myles Finney

Beautiful place ... super friendly staff!!

jonathan Williamson

Loved the visit

Amy Marston

Great place!!! Kid friendly!!❤❤❤

jim catalfamo

really cool place. you will learn things that you never learn any place else. the grounds are well keep and they even have picnic tables at the lower end away from the house. it was a joy to see some kids playing there enjoying the day. the employees were friendly and nice and gave me a quick 10 minute tour. its worth stopping by. but i can from fort smith historical site and once you cross into Oklahoma its a different world. the route my gps took me was very rundown. people have no pride in the homes. saw a lot of trash. i even pass a property is a rotting dead dog on it that was there for at least two weeks. even if it wasn't their dog or if they might have been renting. remove it. was another property with a half eaten dead deer on it. cops all over the place. i got gas on my way to site a cop saw my NY plates. look at me and waited for me to leave, followed me half way to the site. WOW! again this has nothing to do with anything with the Sequoyahs Cabin. when i was there at the site i felt i was in a whole different place. i am very glad i stop here but i wanted to let people know about the surrounding area.

Regina Newton

This historical spot is an important part of the Cherokee Nation's history.

Randall Spriggs

Interesting information about Sequoyah, learned some things I didn't know before. Well maintained exhibits and grounds.

James Gray

Very impressed

Bonnie Turner

Really enjoyed our visit here!

Elise Moore

Excellent information plaques. On site Cherokee historian able to answer questions and discuss tribal history. This is a small site but well worth an hour. We spent more time because discussing historic incidents prior to Sequoyah.

Evelyn Younglove

If you like history, a very neat place. Wasn't busy, self guided area.

David Nichols

Nice grounds. Not good hours

Mickey Mouse

Great historical site.

brooke merriman

If you're passing through the area with kids, worth the detour. Really nice and clean bathrooms, fun little activity spot for small kids, beautiful grounds to walk around. Picnic tables in the shade, too. We live locally, it is never crowded.

TMarieBJ's Crafty Den

Sequoyah's Cabin hosts Josh & Zach bring History & Traditional Cherokee Culture to Now! We look forward to returning for/after the Grand Opening planned for June 29, 2017 at 2:00 PM.