Heritage Education
History you don’t just read about – you experience
Hands-on, screen-free adventures where children learn history by doing the work, practicing the skills, and experiencing a little of what life was like in the past.
You and your family won’t just be learning about history. You will discover what you are capable of doing.
Ages 6-17 | Uintah Basin | Family Groups
Heritage Courses
Young Pioneer Adventure
Step into the life of an American Pioneer.
- 8-Week Living History Adventure
- Ages 6-17
- Projects to take home
- Hands-on history & skills
$280 PER CHILD – Everything Included Weekly Meal | Story Book | Recipe Book | Adventure Notebook | Take Home Supplies | All Class Materials
Call or text for sibling pricing & payment plans
Young Viking Adventure
Discover the skills, stories, and daily life of the Viking Age.
- 6-Week Living History Adventure
- Ages 6-17
- Hands-on history & skills
- Projects to take home
$200 PER CHILD – Everything Included Weekly Meal | Story Book | Recipe Book | Adventure Notebook | Take Home Supplies | All Class Materials
Call or text for sibling pricing & payment plans
Young Colonial Adventure
Experience everyday life in early America
- 6-Week Living History Adventure
- Ages 6-17
- Hands-on history & skills
- Projects to take home
$200 PER CHILD – Everything Included Weekly Meal | Story Book | Recipe Book | Adventure Notebook | Take Home Supplies | All Class Materials
Call or text for sibling pricing & payment plans
To Schedule or Ask about Upcoming Classes
Call or Text: (435) 219-7711
Upcoming Heritage Adventures
2026-2027 Schedule
Fall 2026
Young Pioneer Adventure
August -September
8 weeks | Tues or Thurs | Ages 6-17
$280 per child or $35 per class
Now Scheduling!
Winter 2027
Young Viking Adventure
January – March
6 weeks | Friday | Ages 6-17
$200 per child or $35 per class
Scheduling Opens Soon!
Spring 2027
Young Colonial Adventure
April – May
6 weeks | Friday | Ages 6-17
$200 per child or $35 per class
Coming soon!
Summer 2027
Special Heritage Days & Camps
June – August
One-day adventures and seasonal events
Dates Coming Soon!
Micro Classes
2-3 Hour Classes -Short, focused classes that teach one valuable skill in a hands-on, memorable way for the entire family.
Starting at $25 a person
Fire & Cooking
Shelter Building
Animal HUsbandry
Soap Making
Sewing
Bread Making
Micro Class Schedule
FIre Starting
Learn the different methods of starting a fire. NO MATCHES! Just the old way.
Cost: $25 a person
Dates Coming Soon!
Shelter Building
Want to learn to build different shelters the old way?
Cost: $25 a person
Dates Coming Soon!
Hand Sewing
No machine, just your hands, needle and thread. Try something new and create! No electricity needed.
Cost: $45 a person
Dates Coming Soon!
Soap Making
Hot process soap isn’t your typical soap. Throw in tallow and you have an old soap. Come learn how to make hot process soap with tallow and sheep milk
Cost: $45 a person
Dates Coming Soon!
Day Classes
Full Day Classes – these classes will go dive into several different skills taught on the farm & in Ashley National Forest. These classes will also provide lunch made the old way.
Starting at $75 per Child & $85 per Adult – Family Day Pass — $275
Family Day Pass includes up to 5 members of the same immediate family
Mountain Men Skills
Traps & Fishing
Pioneer Skills
More coming soon!
Micro & Day Classes can be privately Scheduled. call or text and We can set up your next learning adventure.
Call or Text Today: (435) 219-7711
Meet Your Instructors!
Samara earned her Bachelor’s degree in History with the goal of becoming a history teacher. She has always believed that history is meant to be experienced, not just read about. Her passion is helping children step into the past through hands-on learning because those experiences create memories that last a lifetime.
She believes that understanding where we came from helps us better understand who we are. By connecting with the people, skills, and stories of the past, children can find inspiration, confidence, and wisdom for the future.
Samara
Parker
Meet Your Instructors!
Parker earned his degree in Physical Education and Health Secondary Education and taught for six years. He has a deep passion for helping children and families unplug from screens, step outside, and discover the confidence that comes from learning practical outdoor skills.
Inspired by the traditions of the mountain men and the old ways of living, Parker loves exploring the outdoors and sharing the knowledge he has gained through years of experience. He believes every child and family should know the basics of wilderness safety and self-reliance, giving them the confidence to enjoy God’s creation with greater skill and purpose.
Ready for an Adventure
TO SCHEDULE OR ASK ABOUT UPCOMING CLASSES CALL OR TEXT: (435) 219-7711