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Built in 1855, this park includes the historic remains of an adobe fort along with a visitor center.

At a glance

#4 of 5 Historical landmarks in Las Vegas #47 of 93 Tourist attractions in Las Vegas

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.60

3.3 km from the center of Las Vegas

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★70%
  • 4 ★21%
  • 3 ★7%
  • 2 ★1%
  • 1 ★1%
500 E Washington Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89101, United States
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park?
Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 664 reviews.
How does Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park rank in Las Vegas?
Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park is #4 of 5 Historical landmarks in Las Vegas by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park located?
500 E Washington Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89101, United States — 3.3 km from the center of Las Vegas.
How can I contact Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park?
Phone: +1 702-486-3511 · Website: parks.nv.gov
Miscellaneous Muzik
Make sure and start your visit in the theater for a presentation of the history of the fort. It's a hidden piece of Vegas history that should be experienced at least once. The Mormon Fort is also a history lesson on how Helen Stewart became the "First Lady" of Las Vegas. Helen played a key role in the development of Las Vegas, Nevada, and was well deserving of the nickname for her lasting contributions.
Katherine Berlin
The old Las Vegas Mormon Ford is a very special place. The museum is informative and interesting and the grounds are beautiful. They even have a garden and a little zoo!
John Eastburn
Great history of Las Vegas I knew nothing about. Very interesting. Only $3 and open to experience and look around.
Johnny Rockitworld
What a great place for the Family or a single traveler. While visiting this historic place make sure to spend some time in the theater for a presentation of the history of the fort. Was impressed by the historical artifacts displayed in the museum.
Dar Finn Wright
I had no idea this amazing piece of history had been saved! The original walls and equipment. Replicas as needed but just as impressive ! Highly recommend visiting and enjoying some history!
Bear Le Fevre
Been eyeballing this place to visit for quite some time now. This historical place was definitely a neat one to finally get to visit. We didn't wander and spend as much time as we wanted here but it was great in the time we had before closing. The area was clean and the gal at the counter was absolutely wonderful. Not only did she have tons of knowledge to answer our questions, but she was friendly as could be, and even took us out in the rain to go see inside the fort room. Staff 5 stars. History 5 stars. Experience 5 stars. We will definitely be back.
E B
Hidden piece of Las Vegas history a must for the Battle Born and history buffs. A nice stroll into history. Great place to visit. Once you finish here try to make it Kiel Ranch Historic Park.
Ethem Coskun
Great museum and one of the must visit places in Las Vegas I would say. You can information of how Vegas was first established in the desert. And the well preserved artifacts from those years were worth to see. We tried to put ourselves in those peoples' place where they survived in the desert and tried to establish a civilization. No water, no electricity.. tough times.. Admission is 3 dollars per person ( December 2022). There is also a small souvenir shop inside. Parking is free.

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