Fernland Historical Park

Hidden gem. Easy to walk. Lots of history in Montgomery. Julie was gracious host and a great representative for the park.

This is an awesome place so much historic stuff there also a tour of the site 😀 to learn historic details about our area. Also a good place TO PLAY POKÉMON GO.has a foot path around a pound sitting areas and so much to take in I love ❤ 😍 this place. Some beautiful pictures area 😍 a lot of people come to take family pictures a school pictures. You just got to go there even a library is there and place to go in and look around. There are people there that give you a lesson in all its history.

Great place to walk around and look at historic buildings. The oldest house built in Montgomery is there with a few log cabins. Behind the park is a lake and memory park with lots of memorials and is nice to walk around. There is a waterfall going from the Fernland entrance down to the lake. The library is also located there.

We came across this park after going to the nearby mini-golf and we are so glad we did! The history behind the historical houses is so interesting and the docent who gave us a tour was so knowledgeable, engaging and funny. Highly recommended if you are in the area and want to know more about local history.

In the midst of new suburb developments is a quaint reminder of how and why Texas became the lonestar state.. Beautifully preserved historic homes dating from the 1800 and 1900s, with amazing examples of how Texas's forefathers dealt with their struggles (as well as the tools they used to help them) make this an amazing exhibit worthy of your free time! Lastly, if you have the time, get the support staff to give you a "full" tour of all the houses.. It's definitely worth it!

Very informative tour! The gentleman that guided us was very knowledgeable. Nice to see the history of Texas and the different houses and cabins people lived in.

Great tour and an enjoyable experience. The docent was really nice

Found this park by accident, and I'm so glad we did! Authentic and educational, but also a very nice stroll. It connects to Memory Park, which boasts many different areas to enjoy nature in.

First time visiting this park. I recommend coming here so you can learn about the history of Texas. This park is located in the city of Montgomery, which was founded in 1837. In addition, one can visit the antique shops, especially the store Texas & Beyond, located on Liberty Street. The entrance to visit the antique houses 🏘 is free and it closes at 3pm. I will come back on Dec 9, where there will be lots of crafts, parades, and activities for the whole family. Is from 9 to 7 pm. The candlelight tour is at 7 pm from 4 to 7. The entrance for the tour is $15 adults and children $5. Come and enjoy the gardens open until 10 pm.

My fiance and I visited last week and had a great time. Bob was a great host and shared tons of info with us about the history of Montgomery and gave us a tour of the oldest cabin on-site. After that I walked around the beautiful pond and nature trail there and fed the countless turtles 🐢 🐢 with food bought for 50 cents from the adjoining library. Many of the things around there are named after Stewart, who is credited with designing the Lone Star Flag of Texas. ⭐

This is a very well designed and maintained small park. The exhibits are interesting and informative. Highly recommend.

A hidden gem! Free to get in and the man working there was very educated in all the homes. We spent about 30 minutes touring the homes.

Loved all the chairs and places to sit and read. Really great park!

Always such a delightful place to be, whether it's with my family or my boyfriend or just by myself. We love this park/pathway

Amazing to see a lot of the first bed a bail of cotton and beautiful natural spring running water in back and they will give you good to feed to the turtles

Very beautiful place and peaceful!

Very nice park, there is some historical homes that you can visit. There's also volunteers explaining the history of each one and you can enter almost all of them. It is a very nice walk since it connects with Memory Park and is a very beautiful park as well.

Went here for our 6 year anniversary and I loved this place. So peaceful and beautiful. Lots of history. My boyfriend even proposed here. It was perfect.

Awesome place to explore to see early life in Montgomery County. It's connected to Memory Park, a lovely place to walk or sit and relax.

Love the Heritage Museum and park! Our host was wonderful and gave us a tour of all the buildings! Very interesting walk back in time! Loved the connecting park to walk the trails and it was a beautiful stop on our trip!