Visit the Utah Valley Convention & Visitors Bureau Online Visitor's Guide for tourist information.

Also be sure to visit these local historical attractions.

The Historic Railroad Station: Built in 1872, this is the oldest standing original RR station in Utah. Authentically restored and equipped. It was an original dormitory station.

Camp Floyd in Fairfield: In 1858-61, Camp Floyd housed the largest and best-trained military unit in the Union sent to Utah by the United States Congress to quell the rebellious Mormons.

Broadbent’s: The oldest privately owned department store in America.

John Hutchings Museum of Natural History: This Museum has internationally recognized collections of minerals, shells, fossils, and pioneer displays. It is also a memorial to Lehi veterans of all wars.

Lehi Roller Mills: A cooperative mill built by Lehi stockholders in 1906. It was purchased by George Robinson that year and has been operated by his family ever since. Eight generations of the family have operated flourmills in England, Delaware and Utah. One of only a few operating family-owned flourmills left in America, this mill produces specialty flours sold throughout Western America.

Pony Express and Stagecoach Inn: Operating just three miles west of Lehi, it was the latest technology in communications and transportation in 1860.

And check out these fun family attractions:

Lehi Legacy Center: Located in the heart of Lehi this recreation center offers an aquatic center, seniors and civic activities and much more.

Jordan River Parkway: A scenic path for bikers, walkers, and joggers, the Parkway leads from Utah Lake all the way to the Great Salt Lake.

Thanksgiving Point Institute: Over 700 acres of gardens, shops, museums and theaters provide unique entertainment and education, as well as venues for corporate and private events.