Wheelchair-accessible car park
Yes
Reinforced security
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Enhanced cleaning
Daily cleaning
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Conciergerie
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Comments (22)
Fascinating history of the Miwuk Tribe. Terrific personal tour by the volunteer park hosts, Mike McGee and his wife.
They close at 5 we didn’t get to go in and it currently is 440pm. You’ll have to call to go in.
Love the place and the volunteers were very accomdating and respected the Miwok and the site so much. We learn a lot!
The hours here are not accurate. It opens Sat - Sun, from 9-5.
Serene. Super calm. Besito to se and experience . However, besides the round house there was not much more to experience.
Interesting historical park. Not much to do except have a picnic and enjoy the quiet.
Well worth stopping. Educational and a spiritual experience.
Very cool. Lots of history.
Love it
White man built roundhouse
Awesome part of the country
Park in Ahwahnee, Ca
4.4 (22 comments)
Review №1
2020-01-26Great park hosts gave us the information needed to fully enjoy this sacred and historical location
Review №2
2021-06-01There was a woman there who made the experience a thousand times better. She was born to be a storyteller, I still remember everything she told me from that visit. Thats better than any museum Ive ever been to hahaha. Hopefully that wonderful couple is there when you go. It was a blessing to meet yall.
Review №3
2020-11-22Unexpected learning experience. Nice, small , interpretive park.
Review №4
2018-10-21Very cool place. We happened to luck out and arrived right after a ceremony was performed in the roundhouse. You could still the smoke. Though the roundhouse is locked, it is possible to peak in and see what was left. The park hosts were very kind d and informative. Its not a huge place but, there is a little of history here
Review №5
2019-10-24This place feels so sacred. I was lucky enough to attend an event here. I literally got goosebumps with the ceremony. This is such a historical place that is often overlooked but if you get a chance go to one of the ceremonies. The people and park ranger are so welcoming and knowledgeable.
Review №6
2022-05-27Personal tour. Rebecca was great
Review №7
2019-01-07Beautiful site. Docents on site gave us an amazing tour. They were well informed and very cordial. Loved walking the property, imagining what it was like when the natives actually lived there.
Review №8
2021-06-06Very special, spiritual place, fill of history. Great docents, definitely make a trip to see it.
Review №9
2019-07-10Local native American history. Museum, drumming and sweat house, also stores and grinding stone from Indian days of past, Indian culture and family friendy. At drumming cerimony during the day is Indian tacos...the gate is shurmr nut go atound or adk hosy who is ther sometimes..yum.
Review №10
2019-04-09A beautiful hidden gem outside of Oakhurst. The hosts are very nice. FYI do not walk in the little cemetery without permission.