The Capitol Reef Natural History Association (CRNHA) is a non-profit cooperating association founded in 1963 to support historical, cultural, scientific, interpretive, and educational activities at Capitol Reef National Park. They operate the visitor center bookstore, which carries a variety of maps, books, posters, and postcards. The bookstore is open during visitor center open hours. They also operates a sales outlet at the historic Gifford House Store and Museum during the summer season, offering unique handmade pioneer-era items that reflect the park's cultural heritage, as well as locally-baked fruit pies and homemade ice cream.
Funding from the CRNHA supports internships, special events, education outreach, volunteer programs, and scientific research.
For purchasing questions, call (435) 425-4108.
Natural History Association park store, located inside the visitor center.
435-425-3791
Recorded park information available 24 hours a day. Phones are answered when staff is available. If no one answers, please leave a message, your call will be returned. Questions may also be sent to care_information@nps.gov.
