T he park, encompasses portions of four of the major mining companies and covers over 100 acres. It preserves this rich history and brings it to life with equipment, exhibits, and a self-guided tour. The tour wanders throughout the property. All buildings on the property are open for our visitors to enjoy and feel how it was to be working in a turn of the century mining environment. New exhibits are being installed and plans for underground tours are in the works.
All monetary donations go directly to further expanding our exhibit halls and walking tour.
T he park collects, restores and displays mining artifacts on the site and in the original buildings. All mining artifacts, large and small, are welcome donations to help preserve Nevada's rich mining past. With over 100 acres of property, the park provides a unique opportunity to house all types of mining equipment. The park also boasts the last remaining structure, a trestle, from the Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad. T he park also has a gift shop specializing in mining related material including books, mineral specimans, photographs, and shirts.