Fremont Indian State Park and Museum

We stayed at Sam Stowe Campground and really liked it. It's tucked in a beautiful canyon just for the Campground, which is not over crowded like many campgrounds. We loved all the nearby hiking trails, friendly staff, and the museum nearby that taught us about the Fremont Indians who lived there long long ago. We have a 3 yr old and 6 yr old and it was great for them too. They rode their bikes down the hill in the campground and had a great time even without a playground there.

I didn't expected this scale of cultural landscape there! There are tons of petrographic sites around the museum. If you want to see them as much as possible, make sure drop by the museum and get a trail map. Most trails are easy hikes for children but some roadsides are not really safe for children. Overall, amazing place for those who interested in the Fremont culture. You would find some more roadside spots that are not on the map!

I thought this was great! We had the trails to ourselves. No trash. Completely amazing views. Be sure to stop at the visitor center first and get the map. We missed some things because we didn't do that first. Special place in between stops for us. A really welcome rest from driving.

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I have a feeling that not very many people actually stop along this road to check this place out but it is worth it! The scenery is amazing and the history is stunning! I would highly recommend it!