McPolin Farmstead
A white historic barn at the entrance to Park City, set against the mountains, and the town’s most iconic photo spot.
McPolin Farmstead sits beside Highway 224 as you enter Park City. Its large white barn, built in the early 20th century, is set against the mountains and meadows and is the image most often seen on postcards of Park City. The farm is now protected by the city government. Parking and photos are free, and a trail leads through the meadows and connects via an underpass to the trail system on the other side. The barn interior is open to visitors on some summer days. The farm looks best after snowfall in winter and at sunset in autumn. It is about a 5-minute drive from Main Street.
Opening hours
All day (barn interior open on designated days only)
Nearby sights
- Park City Mountain
- High West Distillery Saloon
- Park City Museum
- Historic Main Street
- Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter
- Egyptian Theatre
- Utah Olympic Park
- Deer Valley Resort