Tour The Historic Stanley Home In Estes Park

Ticket Pricing

Individual Admission: $12

Children (12 and under): Free

Discounted Admission: $10
Available for seniors (65 and over), veterans, active duty military, and members of Native American tribes

Guided tours of the historic Stanley home in Estes Park, Colorado are open to the public year-round.

The full tour experience lasts two hours, and each tour begins at the Estes Park Visitors Center (map) where you will be picked up by our shuttle and transported to the Museum—housed within the original home built by F.O. and Flora Stanley in 1904.

Tours are scheduled throughout the day, with shuttle pickup at the top of the hour. You will select the date and time for your tour during ticket purchase.

Although admission to the Museum can be purchased in-person at the beginning of a tour, we recommend that you purchase your tickets online in advance since tour groups are strictly limited in size and will often fill up.

A Unique Holiday Gift from the Stanley Home Museum

Inspire your gift list with this beautiful and unique image of the wallpaper F.O. Stanley created for his Estes Park home over one hundred years ago.

Stanley Steemer Donates Floor Restoration

On Tuesday July 7, the Stanley Steemer company dispatched two specialized vans with four expert team members on a special heart-felt mission. Their mission was to…

Giving New Life to Old Treasures

We recently put out a call for volunteers to get the new furnishings ready for the home. Our “dust buster” squad answered the call, and spent a day at the home giving these treasures new life.

James H. Pickering – Historian Laureate, Town of Estes Park

When F.O. Stanley, but recently recovered from a bout of tuberculosis, purchased land on which to build a summer home, there was as yet no Town of Estes Park, the community to whose subsequent growth and development over nearly four decades he would commit both his time and resources. The Stanley House, like the nearby […]

Kurtis Kelly – Estes Park History Portrayalist

As a history re-enactor, I marvel at the Stanley Historic Home as an ideal setting to celebrate the amazing stories of its original occupants. To enter this home is to be drawn immediately into its charm. Securing this historic treasure as a public site would be an economic, educational, and cultural “win” for our community, […]