The United States Army, Mormon Pioneers, Stagecoach Travelers and the Pony Express met at Camp Floyd and the town of Fairfield. The Army arrived in 1858 and constructed Camp Floyd to suppress a supposed Mormon rebellion. The Army remained here for three years before being recalled for the Civil War. Today, Camp Floyd State Park features three structures and a cemetery. Visit the museum and Stagecoach Inn and learn about this nationally important historic site.
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Hours: Monday – Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Holiday Closures: Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day
Phone: 801-768-8932
Management
Park Manager: Clay Shelley
Activities
Biking
Geocache
Heritage Area
JR. Ranger
Museum
Amenities
Gift Shop
Rentable Venues
Restaurant
Restrooms
Visitor Center
Park Gallery
Map
For a high contrast map, click the green icon in the top right of the map and choose 'Grayscale Enhanced Contrast Map.'Camp Floyd State Park Museum | Explore Utah
Official Documentary | Camp Floyd - Forgotten City In The Desert