We visited on Sunday 6/9/2020. What a great experience. Pictures dont do it justice. Museum is wonderful, gift shop is not as big as Gracelands gift shop in Memphis, but still pretty nice. 9$ to see the house, 9$ to see the museum. 15$ to see both. Church was not open at that time. Definitely recommend to visit.

Definitely worth stopping here. We were passing through around 7am, so we didnt go inside the visitor center or the actual house. It is a well maintained area and a must see. Reminds me of current day tiny homes. Took a lot of pics for my Mama.

We were just passing through and stopped before everything was open, but what we were able to see, was worth stopping for. Would love to go back when we have more time and the tour is open.

I had checked the web page and altered my morning trip accordingly. It stated 11am-4pm were the new COVID hours. And that was on the morning of us heading out. So we arrive to find it has a sign on the door stating it is temporarily closed due to employees getting COVID. seems like somebody would have updated the website. Because I was traveling frome Florida to Oklahoma and that put me hours behind if it wasnt opened we could have stopped by earlier to see the outside statues and be on our way. Especially when there was a lady sitting right inside the building . In view of everyone. Lights off but she was there . Yes it is worth seeing all the memories but it is about a 15 minute stop if everything is closed and you cant tour the museum. The grounds are beautiful. I wanted to show my kids a part of music history. They saw a bit.

We got there at 3:30 pm and it closes at 4 pm, but when we went to purchase tickets, we were told everything is locked and all the employees were ready to go home. We walked in the gift shop and we were told they already closed out the drawer and if we wanted to purchase something, we would have to pay cash. We were escorted out of the building and told we could walk the grounds for free. So I give 1 star rating for how the employees treated us and I give 5 stars for walking the grounds and reading all the history. This museum is very well documented and well kept. We enjoyed walking around. Not sure what $15 covers but I can read and walk.

Stopped by while driving through Tupelo in November. Beautiful park-like setting. Tiny house sits on the grounds along with the church Elvis attended as a child. Did not go into the visitor center or your the house but was a nice place to visit.

On our family trip we made a quick stop in Tupelo, even though the onside was closed do to covid-19... We still had an amazing time and memories that will last a lifetime!

It was beautiful. We didnt get to see the inside of the museum or church or anything else (tight schedule from Oklahoma to Georgia). We just needed to stretch our legs. And it was well worth it!! If youre traveling and need to stretch your legs or the whole family, stop here, its beautiful and only takes 30 mins to look around. We loved it!

If youre a fan of Elvis Presley, then this is a great place to visit. This is actually a city park and you can visit at no charge. The only admission you have to pay is to enter the museum or go inside Elvis home. Its $9 for the museum and $9 to go inside Elvis home. If you want to do both its $15.They have a gift shop and Elvis boyhood church which is temporarily closed. There is a chapel on the grounds, so if you want to get married, you can have the wedding on the grounds. There is also a reception room as well. And of course, there is a gift shop.

Nice little park and museum area. There are walking trails that lead back to a statue of Elvis. The parking area is very close to the museum and home, so if you dont want to walk far you dont have to. This was a good stop to get out and stretch our legs and take in some Elvis memorabilia on our trip through town.

Absolutely loved this place !! Standing up on the hill beside this statue was amazing, so glad we stopped here. We didn’t even go through the house either, we just wandered the grounds reading the history, took about 30min but definitely could have spent more time just admiring the view, I can definitely see why this was a favourite place of Elvis in his later life.

Had a great visit and wandered the place. Unfortunately the visitors center was closed because of COVID.

Stumbled upon this peacefully beautiful and interestingly historic gem, I have no regrets stopping to check it out. Free to walk around and check out just about everything they have to offer. The scenery and story this place tells is a must see for all, Elvis fanatic or not you’ll be glad you checked it out!

Iconic place to go if you are an Elvis fan and even if you arent. Friendly staff and such a great time to experience a piece of Elvis history.

Really cool stop. Not too pricey and plenty to see for free. Run by the fan club, though, so a donation is appreciated, Im sure.

Very interesting placw to visit. If you like Elvis or just history. Really cool

Beautiful little house with so many memories. Elvis is such an icon, and his legacy is well preserved in the quaint little town of Tupelo.

Great place a mst see if your a Elvis Fan

This was very interesting and informative, the personal stories from friends are a nice touch. Everything is laid out in a way that makes it easy to navigate and range everything in.

Beautiful spot, get there before 5:00 PM Saw the birth house and church and family Green Plymouth replica they used to travel to Memphis TN for a better Living. The Reflections quite area & picnic area is a nice shaded rest stop with a nice pond and fountains were a nice classy touch. Souvenir Shop seals tickets also! The place and the grounds are well kept by the crew!

Very nice place for a little stroll and a peek inside Elvis first 13 years

A very nice place to visit to see and purchase Elvis memorabilia. You can purchase tickets to see inside the house and museum. The gift shop and looking around the grounds was free, which was appreciated. We bought lots of souvenirs.

Elvis’s Birthplace is quiet and peaceful place. I like it more than Greece-land.

An amazing place thats well worth the stop for anyone, Elvis fan or not. Staff are wonderful and very helpful. We had a great experience!

Best place ever to visit experience the history of the king of rock and roll Elvis Presley

Is the story of his life and the all he do to become who he was, letting you know that in this life if you have a dream you it can become real if you fight and put your ️ on, you can live in a small house having many problem in you life but if you really want something just fight for and Make your Dreams a Reality if you wanted. The place is nice and you can learn a lot of the history, also many msg left by other and can relax and reflect of your dreams never is late to be who you want to be in this life.

The Great American story.You can go from this little tiny goat shed into being the king of rock and roll!

We are big Elvis fans so we had to do this! It was fun seeing where he came from.Adding more music to the event would have enhanced our experience.

Even a true Elvis fan would find it hard to love this site. The museum itself has few original pieces (most are at Graceland) and doesnt allow pictures. The house itself is nicely restored with authentic period pieces. You do get a good feel for how poor the family was. The docent was excellent and provided information and stories. The grounds are beautifully landscaped.

Great place to learn about and see items from the past of Elvis. Being able to walk inside of his childhood home was very interesting with the curator at the time being knowledgable of the Presleys history.

No elvis music and theres a sign on the museum to not take pictures. Kinda lame. They aint nothin but hound dogs. But the house was cool..not original ceiling or furniture :(

We had been exploring the Natchez trace and stayed overnight in Tupelo. Decided we had to see the birthplace. Interesting and worth the visit.

Great place of what I seen, unfortunately the place was closed when I was able to stop by, looking forward to coming back.for grand tour of the place. would love to see inside the museum.

Mostly a wonderful experience. Would have been 5 stars if you considered the fact that all of us, especially the older generation would love to see the statue on the hill but it was so far uphill that it was impossible for us to get to. Other than that, it was a wonderful place and we enjoyed the rest of it.

I love his music and I think he was a good guy. Interesting place, good to see. Nice stories from people who grew up with the King.

So much fun! Loved this place!

Was wonderful place i enjoyed that place very much! Very clean and kept up nicely!

Clean, beautiful and very safe. We visited during the pandemic and felt very comfortable. If you love Elvis, you will be moved deeply by this memorial. Please make the trek uphill to the Becoming

A great place to stop, stretch your legs and learn some history about the KINGS Birthplace. We enjoyed reading personal testimonials from those who grew up and lived near him. After reading them I felt I had a better insight as to what kind of person he really was. We were glad we stopped.

I enjoyed this experience more than Graceland if were being honest. It’s much cheaper ( and smaller for that matter). But you have a lot to do in a short area ( statues, a church, a small museum, a reflection pond, a gift shop, a little trail, etc.). If you’re near here you should stop by. My only complaint may be having some of the older volunteers/ workers know places to hit nearby and giving more stories in the house

It’s a beautiful place. The house itself is only two rooms and it’s very small, and you are allowed to walk thru and take pictures. The guide was very informative and very friendly. A large, well stocked gift shop and a hallway with original pictures and other memorabilia. The whole place is a lovely tribute to Elvis. Would definitely go again.

I thought that was Bitsy on the porch swing until I heard her yammerin away in German. Anyway, cool place to spend a few minutes.

Really nice how they have restored and preserved his birthplace. No cost to walk around the grounds. You do have to pay to go inside the house and museum. Nice gift shop also with reasonable prices.

Beautiful place to visit in Tupelo. Great for the family.

This is a must stop along 45 Alt. It was well worth the stop off. We learned a lot about Elviss early years and musical influences. He truly came from humble beginnings!

Like it or not Elvis is a world icon and visiting his birthplace is an education experience. Makes us also realize how different is living now than back in the day. There are sheds larger than the house he was born. Highly recommend.

The museum was when we visited a week ago. A employee had the Covid 19 virus

What a sweet little stop!

Awwwwwww I still love him as much today as ever!! CAUGHT IN A TRAP forever... & Tupelo Mississippi is very pretty place

This place was so cool. We were not able to go inside because it was already closed. It was prom night and many young people came to have pictures taken here. Was a beautiful place!

Beautiful area and gardens. Worth the stop on our way to Memphis.

Amazing to see some of the roots of America. It was a tiny shot gun house. Left here in his early teens, but a nice little tribute. Glad they preserved it.Parking lot here is decent sized and the grounds are well cared for.

Loved all the history. They offered a free short film that shared the early years of young Elvis. Learned a lot.

For anyone who loves Elvis and or rock and roll - this is a great stop or day trip! Tupelo MS is about 100 miles south of Memphis. The original house where Elvis was born stands on this property plus a replica of the his childhood Church where he listened to gospel music. There are also statues.. a reflecting pool ..an event center and of course a gift shop. We really enjoyed our time here.

Great museum. Very informative about Elvis early years.

Was closed because of Virus, but was able to walk around the grounds, every thing was nice and well kept. Still lots to see outside, would definitely recommend stopping if youre and Elvis fan.

Loved the circle around the house full of info! Did you know Elvis was a twin???

A place where even children pay their respects. Not too pricey either. A great view from the top of hill gives us a glimpse of what Elvis saw as a boy and inspired him to become the worlds number one Country Boy. A must see and experience for any Elvis fan!

We loved seeing Elvis’ birthplace. What a nice little place to visit. It was easy to get in and out of. Parking was great! Definitely will be back with friends to visit!!

Came here for a nursing break to feed and change my baby. It was only 2 miles off the highway and such a beautiful place to stop! Loved the fountains and lake, the benches and lush green lawns. We enjoyed the information boards and the statues. Great place. We didnt go inside the museum but I bet they are great! Bathrooms are clean and large.

Very interesting place to visit as Elvis lived there for the first 3 years of his life. The entrance is $9 compared to Graceland $72.

I am not an Elvis fan. But while in Tupelo, we were looking for something to do because the town literally close at 5 pm. We went to the birthplace of Elvis. The welcome center was closed, but we were able to walk around the house and grounds. It was really cool, even from a historical perspective. It was very calm and beautifully taken care of. I took a lit of pictures, but here are some.

A good finish after visiting Graceland on way home. Humbling experience to know how poor Elvis was growing up and to become so famous.

Was a very nice place, I was a little upset that some of the place was not opened up came a long way to see, but I understand it was cause of this time. If youre going to Graceland you was start here.

Nice little museum and park reminiscing of the king’s early years before the fame and riches. Amazing contrast between here and Graceland. I particularly enjoyed the childhood stories told by his old friends and family, posted on signs all around. How rough it was there, how it was for everybody there and then really, and how Elvis found himself with a guitar playing songs. Get an appreciation for how the gospel music at the local churches influenced him as well. Well worth a stop.

Very cool to see!We took plenty of pics outside but didnt go inside.Really a nice little stop.

90 miles from Graceland, and worth the drive. Theres a museum and gift shop as well as the house and church. Theres a road up the hill to the Becoming statue plaza for wheelchair access. Staff is very friendly and helpful.

Nice visit to see the humble beginnings of Elviss birthplace.

Fun place to learn about the humble beginnings of the King of Rock n Roll.

This was such an interesting place. I’m so glad we stopped. He was an amazing human being.

Very interesting. I never knew Elvis was the second boy of a twin...

Took my husband here when we visited my mother this past summer. It is always a nice place to visit and learn about a legend. The different buildings are amazing you can walk through and see the places Elvis visited

Whether you are or were a fan of Elvis Presley, or even if you never were, the history and background of a true artist is captured here. From the personal touches of the people who knew him to the paver stones of his life, its a remarkable display! I was truly in awe.

This is a great spot to stop by with the family. I always enjoy it!!

Waited along time to visit and was not disappointed 1 great experience

Great place, worth the visit.

Had a wonderful day with the family. I wish they would hold events in the chapel. Such a beautiful space.

Wonder why they had to move out when elvis was 3 for failure to make payment..given that elvis dad and uncles built it??? Doesnt add up.Also did his mom give birth to elvis in this house???

Even though they were closed due to Memorial Day, we still walked around and enjoyed everything. The only thing you have to pay for is to go inside the building. I went here in my teens and it has changed a lot since then. A lot of good stuff to see and read.

The grounds were nicely kept and the chapel was pretty cool. We took some nice shots as we strolled around.

I loved this small place. It is free to walk around. If you want to go into the house and tour, there is a fee. It was not open when I visited.

While visiting Memphis last year, I decided to drive here and visit this museum. Very interesting for sure if you are an Elvis fan. Highly recommended to visit!

Its amazing how this community brought this little beautiful place together to honor the King of Rock and give his fans a lil place to come in remembrance. Worth the drive to come learn even more humble background about ole Mr. ELVIS. Thank you!

Nicely laid out grounds. Quite peaceful. You can buy Elvis anything in the gift shop.

I was able to sit down on the front porch swing on elviss own house he was born in

Fun experience, but the prices are a little high. Have to pay extra to see inside the church and house. Check out the fountain and the story behind it. Fantastic museum. Lots of souvenirs to purchase.

Really interesting for Elvis fans and passably interesting for those along for the ride. Be sure to tour the house. The indoor exhibits are OK, but the house is the star.

Its a awesome place to see . It brings back memories of how times were hard but simple . I loved it

Awesome and without long lines! Cool exhibits and a movie. Small fees for museum, etc.. Free to walk around and check out cool history! Wonderful staff!

This was a really neat stop! The only thing that would have made it better is if we could have arrived when the museum was open. Still a neat stop. Will definitely go back.

We did not go inside as we were there before hours. Great trails to walk around.

Way more than what we expected, which was a house. Yes, theres the house, but also chapel, church, statutes, fountains, story boards, museum and of course a gift shop. Its very manageable time wise. Made us realise and truly appreciate where Elvis came from and his rough beginnings.

Humble beginnings of the King. Literally rags to riches. Elvis was born in this two room house built by his father who borrowed $180 to build it as then lost it to foreclosure.

Tranquil and Serene... Well Kept Grounds, Informative and with a Gift Shop. Very Nice!

Dont forget to go up the hill and take a picture with the king statue!

Really cool if your into history

A very nice, relaxing, and friendly place. It is worth a visit if you are passing by if you are a big fan!

Most amazing experience here! ️

Incredible!! What an experience to see where he was born, they built a complex around it with all sorts of cool stuff, man i had a blast! Im 37 and grew up with his music, I shed a tear in the museum looking at how poor he grew up, knowing all he he went through, the people in his life that loved him, just got to me...

Would of been nice if it was open but still a good visit