THE jeep guy museum
PRESERVE HERITAGE & HONOR LEGACY
Immerse yourself in a timeless tribute to the iconic legacy of Jeep®️, with more than 50 Jeeps spanning from 1941 vintage to present models. Join us in our mission to find and preserve vintage Jeeps and experience their enduring charm and capabilities at our museum!
ABOUT THE MUSEUM
THE JEEP GUY MUSEUM SHOWCASES AN IMPRESSIVE COLLECTION OF JEEPS WHILE TELLING THE STORY OF THE HARKNESS FAMILY’S SHARED LOVE FOR ADVENTURE AND HISTORY.
Their mission is “to find and preserve vintage Jeeps in their original form for future generations to appreciate and enjoy.” Zach Harkness, The Jeep Guy, has been building Jeeps for nearly 30 years!
The museum aims to delight and educate visitors from near and far, inspire them to embrace the spirit of exploration and discovery, and appreciate the heritage and legacy of Jeep. It’s more than just a vehicle collection, serving as a powerful reminder of the indomitable spirit of innovation that has driven the evolution of Jeep®️ into a symbol of freedom and adventure.
The museum also features a military room, which displays 17 military Jeeps and trailers used in World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. This room is dedicated to our Grandpa Harkness in honor of his service as a WWII veteran. He served in the US Army in the 78th Division and fought for the city of Kesternich, Germany during the Battle of the Bulge. He was later awarded the Bronze Star for bravery.
HOW TO GET THERE
The museum is located at 860 Airway Drive in Fillmore. It’s about half a mile away from the Fillmore Regional Airport, which you can walk from in 10 minutes or drive in less than two minutes. Starting from the airport:
Take Exit 163 from I-15, and head west.
Find it by the Screaming Eagle Raceway/Paul Terry Trucking and southwest of the Mountain View Mushrooms.
ALTERNATIVELY, COMING FROM NORTHBOUND OR SOUTHBOUND I-15:
Take Fillmore Exit 163 then head west towards the Loves and Shell gas stations..
At the intersection, take a slight right, then turn left to continue west on 850 S next to Arby’s.
Turn right on 500 S/Airway Drive by the Screaming Eagle Raceway.
In about .3 miles, the museum is the blue building on your left.
WHAT TO EXPECT & HOW TO PREPARE
Here are a few things to know before you go:
Admission: $15 for the general public. Discounts available for veterans, military, seniors, first responders, and youth. Children 4 and under get in free.
Parking: On-site and street parking are available.
Conduct: Do not touch the Jeeps or cross into roped-off areas. Use your eyes only, walk, and keep your voice down while exploring the museum.
Food and Drink: Food and drink are prohibited.
Accessibility: The museum is wheelchair accessible.
Bags: No oversized purses, diaper bags, or backpacks.
Restrooms: Facilities are available for ticket-holding visitors.
WHEN TO VISIT
For up-to-date hours and availability, please check the Schedule page on the museum’s website.
The museum operates seasonally and may have early closures or be closed for events and holidays. To avoid any inconvenience, we advise checking the website, calling, or texting before your visit for any changes.
