Experts' Choice Award Wheeler Historic Farm
What the experts agree on
This rare 1880s working farmstead lets visitors hands-on experience pioneer life—milk cows, churn butter, feed animals—across 75 acres of preserved historic structures and gardens in suburban Murray, making it one of the metro area's best-kept
Lonely Planet "Kids can help farmhands milk cows, churn butter and feed animals at Wheeler Historic Farm , which dates from 1886. There’s also blacksmithing, quilting and hay rides in summer." Full review
Frommer's "Activities include experiencing various farm chores, such as egg gathering and cow milking, farmhouse tours, and tractor-driven wagon rides. " Full review
Fodor's "Now a 75-acre park and living history museum with numerous historic structures and a country store selling snacks, toys, and farm-related gifts, this verdant oasis and still-working farm on Little Cottonwood Creek in suburban Murray was settled in 1898 and is one of the only pioneer-era farmsteads left in the metro area" Full review
