Wheeler Historic Farm

Activity Overview

Wheeler Historic Farm is a farm attraction located in Salt Lake City. It was originally known as the Henry J. Wheeler Farm, and consists of a 19th century farmstead that has a farmhouse, a granary, an ice house, a chicken house, and a work shed. In 1969, the land was purchased by Salt Lake County, which converted it into the exciting farm attraction it is today. Visitors of all ages can explore the farm, go for a hayride, learn how to milk a cow, play on the playground, and meet the farm animals on a fun-filled day in the great outdoors.

Things to Do

• Go on a wagon ride! The farm's tractor-drawn wagon takes visitors through the Wheeler Woods and into its vast 40-acre landscape for just $2 each.
• Take a tour of the farm's historic Victorian home, which was constructed in 1896. It features over 6,000 fascinating artifacts from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
• Learn how to milk a cow during the cow milking demonstration! It costs just $1 to attend and try this traditional farm activity.
• Attend one of the farm's fun-filled events, which include demonstrations, costume contests, and hay mazes.

Wheeler Historic Farm Insider Tips

• Don't miss the chance to meet the farm animals, which include horses, chickens, pigs, sheep, turkeys, cows, and ducks! However, don't try to feed them - they have special diets.
• Pick up some delicious local produce and fun handmade crafts from the Wasatch Front Farmers Market on Sundays from June through October.
• Have your child's birthday party on the farm! Their reasonably priced party package introduces children to the fun of farming with activities like cow milking, wagon rides, and meeting the animals.