Events
Experience the numerous points of interest within our park. Explore the canyon we are located in to find Fremont Indian petroglyphs, pictographs, and pictoglyphs. Take a ride on an ATV through our park to connect to the longest ATV trail in the world. Descend into a reconstructed pithouse to imagine the lives of the Fremont Indians 1000 years ago. Come into our museum during open hours Monday to Sunday, 9:00 am – 6:00 pm, to discover our large collection of Fremont Indian artifacts.
*Would you like to join our amazing Park Family? Fremont is ALWAYS seeking volunteers! Contact the museum at 435-542-4631 to inquire.
**For all park events, day-use fees apply ($10 per vehicle, up to 8 individuals in a vehicle). Park campers are welcome as events are included in your stay with us. Thank you!
***All dates and events are subject to change.
JUNE 21st: Scorpions and Stars, 9:30pm. Blacklights are provided to check-out. Please meet in the northeast corner of the parking lot. Be prepared for a short program on scorpions, Dark Sky parks, and constellations, afterwards we will all caravan out of the park to see some scorpions. Reservations are not needed.
JULY EVENTS: Utah Museum Month (be sure to visit your area museums, both small & big!)
JULY 1st-6th: Independence Week Photo Scavenger Hunt at Fremont! STARTS Monday, July 1st, 9am (when the museum opens). The goal is to take selfies or photos of you being present at certain sites throughout the park. If you complete all ten photos, you receive a 10% OFF voucher for the museum gift shop (not including day-use entry).
JULY 5th: Scorpions and Stars Program, 9:30pm at the museum parking lot. Meet in the northeast corner of our parking lot at 9:30pm for a short informative program on scorpions, Dark Sky Parks, and constellations. Then caravan out to spot your own scorpions. Black lights will be available to check out. No need to make reservations.
JULY 13th: Southern Paiute Astronomy Presentation, 10am AND 1pm (same talk, two time options), Museum Gallery. Come to a fantastic presentation, given by Autumn Gillard, the Cultural Resource Manager for the Paiute Tribe of Utah. Learn about constellations, legends and stories of the Paiute People. This is bound to be a great one!
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