This venue can be requested for group gatherings, however just because a venue is requested, it does not necessarily guarantee that it can be reserved. Await a group reservation request confirmation to verify if this venue was available and subsequently reserved.

The Oxen Experience is an additional Pioneer Trail experience. Meet these hardworking draft animals and see them in action. During your visit, you will come to appreciate how oxen helped the Saints in both building—and leaving—Nauvoo.

This venue can be requested for group gatherings, however just because a venue is requested, it does not necessarily guarantee that it can be reserved. Await a group reservation request confirmation to verify if this venue was available and subsequently reserved.

Temple patrons and other guests are welcome to use this building as a waiting or changing area. Restrooms and child-friendly activity spaces are available. The contemporary building can hold up to 60 people.

This venue can be requested for group gatherings, however just because a venue is requested, it does not necessarily guarantee that it can be reserved. Await a group reservation request confirmation to verify if this venue was available and subsequently reserved.

Nauvoo, Illinois, was the headquarters of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints from 1839 to 1846. Today, visitors enjoy tours and activities in historic homes, shops, and other buildings. A visitors' center offers an exhibit about the city as a "cornerstone of Zion."

Pastimes Pavilion is a Pioneer Life experience where children of all ages can enjoy outdoor toys and games from the 1840s. Try walking on stilts or racing climbing bears. Organize a game of duck on a rock, tag, tug-of-war, or checkers. Two child-sized cabins offer options for pretend play.

This venue can be requested for group gatherings, however just because a venue is requested, it does not necessarily guarantee that it can be reserved. Await a group reservation request confirmation to verify if this venue was available and subsequently reserved.

The Family Living Center is a large demonstration building showcasing eight different arts and crafts from the early days of Nauvoo.