McPolin Farm (White Barn)
Park City, Utah
Travel Fee: $60
Features: historical white barn, quaking aspen trees, mountain backdrop, sage, river, clean white backdrops
Availability: 24/7
Address: 3000 Hwy 224 Park City, UT
Additional Notes: Parking is across the street from the white barn. There is an underground tunnel you will walk through to get to the barn. During June-July there is a neat American Flag hanging from the front of the white barn. Keep in mind that Park City is at a higher altitude thus making it colder than down in the Salt Lake Valley.
The McPolin Barn was originally built in the 1920s and was part of a larger dairy farm owned by the McPolin family. In the mid-1900s, the farm transitioned hands several times, reflecting the economic shifts in the region as Park City moved from a mining town to a destination for outdoor recreation and tourism. Recognizing its cultural and historical significance, the City of Park City purchased the property in 1990 to preserve it as a historical landmark and protect it from development.