Far West Temple Site
Parking available
Wheelchair accessible
This historic site marks the location where Joseph Smith oversaw the cornerstone ceremony for a new Latter-day Saint temple in 1838, though it was never completed. Today, the four cornerstones and a monument commemorate the early Saints' efforts and the site's conflict-ridden history.

📜 A peaceful, fenced-in patch of land, Far West Temple Site marks the location of a significant religious conflict and the unbuilt temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
🔍 Features four original cornerstones and a monument detailing its history.

Why Go

🏛️ Explore a pivotal site in Latter-day Saint history
🌳 Enjoy beautiful surrounding farmland views
🧺 Utilize picnic tables for a relaxing break
🚶 Easy self-guided experience with historical monuments

Why Avoid

🗺️ Located in a rural area, feels remote
🚫 No visitors' center or guided tours available

Tips

⏳ Plan for about 30 minutes to explore the site
☀️ Best visited during pleasant weather due to outdoor nature

🕒 Hours

Daily, 24/7 access

🅿️ Parking

Designated accessible parking available

🚻 Toilets

Restrooms on-site

Last updated 1 day ago

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