It's a nice little museum. It's not very big, it takes a maximum of 30 minutes to see everything, but it is an interesting spot. Its only open on certain days so make sure its open before you visit. It's four self guided rooms, where you look at the artifacts of Zane Grey and his life. Its run by the national park service and the worker is very pleseant and helpful with any questions you may have. If you are in the area and its open its worth the stop. Plus there is a deleware river access point you can visit across the street, where you can see rhe Deleware River.

If you are looking for a perfect blend of history, culture, and community, look no further than the Zane Grey Museum Festival. It was an absolutely fantastic experience from start to finish!
The atmosphere was vibrant and welcoming, making it clear how much care went into planning the event. What really elevated the day, however, was the staff. Every person I encountered was not only incredibly friendly and approachable but also deeply knowledgeable about Zane Grey’s life and legacy. Their passion for the subject matter was contagious and added so much value to the exhibits and activities.
Why You Should Go:
Engaging Atmosphere: A well-organized event that perfectly captures the spirit of the museum.
Expert Insight: The staff’s expertise turned simple walk-throughs into fascinating storytelling sessions.
Warm Hospitality: The team made every visitor feel welcome and appreciated.
This festival is a true gem. I had such a wonderful time that I am already looking forward to returning next year. If you appreciate great history delivered with a smile, put this on your calendar!

The house is beautiful but there's only 3 rooms open to view. After reading that the owner (before the park service got it), collected tons of things relating to Zane Gray, I was disappointed about how small the displays were. Mostly just posters with details of his life and a photo. The cemetery he's buried in, right down the road, is very unkempt. It appears as if they just acquired the property, but that's not the case. I do recommend you visit anyway as the area is just beautiful!

This is an interesting museum which keeps the multitude of works of author Zane Grey arrive for younger generations. Western film buffs would love the collection ofbooks and memorabilia. The house is lovely. Itsnice tosee it preserved by the parks service. Whilevisiting be sure tostopand take in the Roebling Bridge as well!

This museum is in Gray's former home. The displays were nice, and had audio available. It's in a good location, right along the Delaware River, and was easy to get to. The graves of Gray and his wife are in the old cemetery next to the museum. This was an interesting visit.