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Small rural towns have their own unique appeal for vacationers interested in glimpsing into America’s past and spending a few days in a more tranquil environment. Even with the widespread adoption of the Internet and other modern communications, residents of small towns remain connected to one another in ways urban dwellers cannot fathom. For example, community events in Beaver County are truly community affairs attracting the involvement and support of nearly all the townspeople. To witness this, one only has to attend a local 4th of July Parade or a Pioneer Days event. So, if your interests lean toward a vacation where you can take in some local color, spend leisurely time visiting
quaint shops and historical sites, then Beaver County might just be the place. Although, we are best known for great outdoor recreation, there is another side to Beaver County that may hold an even greater appeal for people wanting to sample a simpler way of life for a few days. Popular Sites & Attractions: The courthouse, located in Beaver City, was built in 1876, and is great place to begin your excursion into the county's past. An historic park adjacent to the building features a statue of Philo T. Farnsworth, the inventor of television. A restoration project is underway to move the Farnsworth family home to a location next to the historic park. (1) Beaver Sport & Pawn: It’s not often you’ll come across a shop that appeals to both men and women. However, Beaver Sport & Pawn, is just such a store. We suggest you set aside more than a few minutes to browse this 9,000 sq. ft. emporium located in the historic Low Hotel. The store bills itself as “The Most Amazing Sporting Goods & Pawn Shop You’ll Ever Visit”. We think you will agree when you see the plethora of sporting goods antiques/collectables and more that the store has to offer. The store attracts visitors and buyers from around the West. (2) DFA Cache Valley Cheese: A trip to Beaver City wouldn't be complete if you failed to stop at the Beaver Cheese Factory for a delicious snack and a chance to stock up on some great cheese products. The chalet shop is a great place to spend some leisurely time licking a yummy ice cream cone, chatting with friends, and browsing through the store’s fashionable crafts and gifts. (3) Surewood Forest Candle & Gift Company: It’s safe to say that we all love an enjoyable surprise. And, that is exactly what you’ll experience when you pay a visit to Surewood Forest located on Main street in Beaver City. This fun filled shop is truly “an original” as are the many unique sculptured candles they produce right on the premises. Ask to see their unusual black light candle display and the various Disney candle characters. Are you adventurous? Have your hand dipped in wax and get your own one-of-a-kind sculpture. Surewood Forest has some of the most exclusive gifts in the country. (4) Rock House Quilts: One of Beaver City's oldest landmarks is the one remaining building that was part of the U. S Military Fort named "Fort Cameron" built in 1872. Under the command of Major John D. Wilkins, four companies from the Fourteenth Infantry making up a complement of approximately 215 soldiers established the military post on the Beaver River one mile from the mouth of Beaver Canyon. Today, the structure is home to Rock House Quilts. Kevin and Michelle McNeill renovated and restored the building in 2004. Click on the individual pictures along the bottom to enlarge and acquire more information. |
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| Regardless of whether you are a frequent visitor to Beaver County or planning a first-time visit, our web site will help you plan the ultimate vacation. | Toll Free: 866-891-6655 Tel: 435-438-5438 Email: info@beavercountytravel.com Beaver County Travel Council P.O. Box 272 Visitor Center, 40 South Main St. Beaver, Utah 84713 |
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