Kearney Mansion Museum Public Tours
Bring your family and friends to the Kearney Historic Site for a guided tour that provides a glimpse of the San Joaquin Valley's agricultural beginnings through the life and times of M. Theo Kearney - a California agricultural pioneer who came to be known as the Raisin King. Tour the turn-of-the-century Kearney Mansion Museum (also known as the Superintendent’s Lodge) that was the ranch headquarters of Kearney’s Fruit Vale Estate. Experience the grounds of Kearney's 1890s landscape - now a public park, perfect for a family picnic or leisurely walk. The hour-long tour of the Superintendent’s Lodge includes a visit to the Ranch Kitchen/Museum Store.
Public Tour Hours
Saturday & Sunday
1:00, 2:00 and 3:00 p.m.
Schedule may change due to park events or tour guide availability.
Please call (559) 441-0862 to confirm times.
Please note Kearney Mansion Museum is located in the center of Kearney Park. The park is administered by the County of Fresno.
The County charges a $5.00 vehicle fee for entrance into the park
No photography, food or drinks are allowed during the tour.
Kearney Mansion Museum Admission Fees
Adults $6
Seniors (60 & up) $5
Students (13-17 or with ID) $5
Children (3-12) $4
Free for Historical Society members and children under the age of 3.
Please click HERE for school and group tour pricing.
Christmas tour rates vary.
Please, no bills over $20 at the door.
Disabled Visitors
Due to the historic nature of the house museum, the second floor is not accessible for disabled guests. A photo album of the second floor is available for viewing.
NOTICE: Portrait Photographers: To book photography sessions on the Kearney Mansion Museum porch, grounds and out buildings surrounding the Museum, please call the Society office at (559) 441- 0862. Appointments available Tuesday through Friday, between 10 am - 4 pm. There is a $10 portrait/photography sitting fee for every 30 minutes of use for exterior photography
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