Had an awesome experience here with our bach trip! Our guide, Josh, was super chill and kept us laughing with his dad jokes the whole ride. The UTVs were great and the trails were super fun. Definitely would come back and do it again! * you do get SUPER dirty so make sure to bring clothes you don’t care about *

Arizona Outdoor Fun was an absolute blast! I honestly didn’t have high expectations since I’ve done ATV rides elsewhere that were just okay, but this experience completely exceeded them. The guided UTV tour, led by Austin, was incredible. We had multiple stops for breaks and photos, and the views were amazing. My friend and I did the Ride & Shoot combo, and it was our first time shooting a gun. The entire experience was so amazing, and Jesse was the best! He was patient, skilled, and made me feel comfortable the whole time. Shooting for the first time was actually an emotional experience for me, but I’m so proud I faced that fear and I’m really glad Jesse was the one guiding me through it. Ask for Jesse and Austin next time you’re at Arizona Outdoor Fun!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Unforgettable UTV Tour with Arizona Outdoor Fun Adventure Tours! Our UTV adventure with Arizona Outdoor Fun Adventure Tours was absolutely incredible! From the moment we arrived, the staff was professional, friendly, and organized — everything ran so smoothly. Their ranch is beautiful, surrounded by Arizona’s breathtaking desert views, with mountains, cacti, and endless open sky all around. Our guide, Mayton, made the experience even better. He was hilarious, knowledgeable, and made everyone feel comfortable and safe while still keeping things exciting. He shared fun facts about the area and had us laughing the entire ride! The UTVs were powerful and well-maintained, and the trails offered the perfect mix of scenic views and off-road adventure. It was the perfect balance of thrill and beauty. We had so much fun and made amazing memories. Highly recommend this tour — and definitely ask for Mayton if you can!

My husband and I did the Ancient Ruins 3 hr guided tour with Andrew at the New River location and it was A BLAST!! Andrew was extremely knowledgeable, funny, and easy-going. He made sure to answer any questions we had, brought plenty of water and his own "outdoor ac". The sites were absolutely beautiful and I loved seeing the ancient ruins from the Hohokam tribes (got to see donkeys too!!). We would absolutely recommend going!! Thank you Andrew for the best tour!!

Kicked off at 8am with the UTV tour. Austin was a great guide and being early birds meant we had the place to ourselves. Followed up with an absolute smorgasbord of weaponry with Adam. He took the time to explain everything and make sure that I was comfortable, truly made the experience unforgettable and I cannot recommend this place highly enough to anyone in the area! Did you really travel to America if you didn't shoot a .50 cal? Thanks again legends!!

2nd time doing ATVs here and it’s always super fun. We had to go on a guided tour instead of the unguided that we paid for due to congestion of riders, but our Guided Rider was amazing. He help take pictures of us and gave water too. Also gave us space to get fast and creative 😂. 10/10

Lorenzo, Bryan and Clay were very awesome! Lorenzo did are ATV tour with my husband and I, I was a little scared and he was really understanding about that. Plus Lorenzo took some fire photos of my husband and I. Bryan was very cool with the check in process and explaining the rules. Clay was very too and cool, my husband had great experience shooting the gun with Clay. Overall the experience was very enjoyable and yes we be back! Thank you guys for a great time.

Clean bathrooms

A fabulous dinner for Taco Tuesday! Excellent bartender and server 👌 Braised Beef Tacos and Ceviche Salad with Halibut and Shrimp delicious 😋 We will return to our convenient community restaurant!

Beautiful golf course. The greens are in mint condition, the staff is kind and friendly, and the wildlife here is amazing. We saw geese, roadrunners, quails, and even a bobcat!

Great course and friendly staff. We were able to drive some balls before we started as part of the course fee. Rental clubs also came with nice callaway golfballs to hit during play! We played Lake course 9-holes. Greens were well taken care of, holes were varying in challenges and easy to navigate even thought greens are spread out. We will be back!

Beautiful golf courses. Great staff. Wonderful time with the greatest friends. Garage Door Tuneups Loves this community.! Awesome Time!

Very nice country club, restaraunt/bar, and golf course. Great amenities!

Copper Canyon is a bit of a hidden gem. Designed by Schmidt-Curley, the layout is straightforward but well thought out, with fairways that give you room and greens that keep you honest. The desert views are beautiful, and the course is usually in excellent condition. It’s not as famous as the big-name Scottsdale courses, but that’s part of its charm—it feels more relaxed and less crowded. For the price and quality, it’s an excellent value round of golf.

One of my favorite courses

Gorgeous weather for hiking. Shady, breezy, quiet, peaceful, great exercise, mostly safe paths but be careful hiking up to the lookout. I had a walking stick. I saw a pair of mallards swimming along searching for food, hummingbirds, dragonflies, small butterflies, geckos, cottonwood seeds floating by like snow, and rippling streams. Much less water than I’ve seen in the past but still a thriving ecosystem.

It's an easy walking trail, great for seniors! Pointless trail keep crossing itself and goes nowhere, feels like time loop with all the dead trees, half eaten by termite infestation! 10 bucks entrance, an hour drive each way and bit of a disappointment is what you need to expect!

Today we found ourselves out in Wickenburg again to Check out Hassayampa River Preserve. There are seven trails located here. Most a little under a mile, but if you do as we did and do all of them you’re definitely getting your workout in. There are benches throughout and plenty of shade. Definitely bring your water though because it’s already over 90. Hassayampa is home to over 280 species of birds living, nesting or migrating through the area. I wish we would’ve seen one of the many hawks who frequent there, but unfortunately didn’t today. The height of some of the trees and such were crazy. The Cottonwood Trees made it look like it was snowing on some parts of the trails with their cotton like seed/fluff and the Willows were awesome too. We spent hours here. There are spots to sit, listen and enjoy the scenery of the Hassayampa River. Fun fact the 100 or so miles the river flows are mostly underground and can only be seen here where it flows freely. One other thing I really enjoyed was the old payphone strategically placed near one of the trails closer to the water. They called it a wind phone. If you don’t know what that is it’s a disconnected phone often placed in a nature setting where you can “call” a deceased loved one offering a way to help with grief and remembrance. A concept that originated in Japan. What a great way to maybe let out things that were left unsaid. Anyhow this 770 acre preserve is definitely worth checking out. If you have a maricopa county park pass it gets you in with no fee.

Great quick family morning trip. You will enjoy short walks "hikes" that will range in challenge levels. About 4 or 5 short trails. Children 13 and above would best be able to enjoy the idea of staying on the path and only visually admiring the beauty of the untouched preserve. Detailed nature lovers will go wild when they visit here.

Great place to visit, cooler weather under the trees with easy trails to explore.

Great experience for all ages. Alot of educational materials in the visitor center. The kids had a great time finding all the items on the scavenger hunt. We also saw many birds. We were able to use the stroller easily on the different trails but not on the short trail up the mountain. I also purchased my annual Regional Park Pass while there.

I came here on a Sunday morning. I had a great time. The trails have lots of shade. I saw many birds and wildlife. The ranger was super friendly. There are many benches along all of the trails to take a break and to look for birds.

We got free ticket to the museum through our local library. The museum isn’t that big, but it was fun! They have a downstairs area that is a replica of a western town in the 1800s.

I discovered this when looking over the culture passes at my local library and I am so happy we chose this. We are fortunate to be less than an hour from here and that makes a great day trip. The museum staff was so friendly and knowledgeable. They take such pride in their museum and such joy in sharing it with others. I'm excited to see them expand and look forward to visiting in the future.

The gift shop is nearby and a great place to pick up gift items. Staff is very friendly. Highly recommend a stop here. (Sigler is their new name)

This museum is awesome. They have beautiful photos and awesome videos. But th best part is down stair their set up is amazing! We enjoyed it very much. 😊

The top portion is just an art gallery...but just wait until you go downstairs into an interactive section of the museum with recreation of buildings, a holograms in a recreation of a general store, a recreation of one of the smallest bars in America, and a saddle you can sit on. Be warned, you are able to fall out of the saddle if you don't balance yourself correctly. Overall a great Western museum that excels most in historical recreations. Staff was also nice and helpful!

An absolutely pleasant experience. I've been to Wickenburg, Arizona many times. This was the first time I went to the museum. Most of all the volunteers were kind and helpful. They had a wonderful Cowgirl exhibit and art show, but don't forget to check out their downstairs blast from the past.

BEST place to see western art pieces! I definitely did not expect any of what I saw in the museum. The museum is pretty large with different exhibits. The sculptures are genius and so are the paintings! The downstairs was also incredibly interesting. The different displays they had give you some insight on the town of Wickenburg and its beginnings and was so insightful.

This was a lot af fun to explore and learn a bit of gold mining history. Had a great morning with the grandkids exploring all the buildings. You can spend as much time as you like, a quick run through or spend a couple of hours exploring. I would recommend this place if you are looking for a nice leisurely morning or afternoon.

Had a great self guided tour on mothers day. So much to see and history of this town. Even talked to the Blacksmith for awhile. They have a cool wedding area as well as dressing rooms for bride and groom. The history of the hanging tree alone is worth the experience but there is alot more. Well worth the trip!

I wasn’t sure what to expect as I took the flashlight ghost tour on my visit here, had barely heard anything about this place, but rest assured that you will have a great time. I highly recommend the flashlight tour, Damien is such a great guide, with engaging and informative storytelling. I loved learning about the history of Vulture City while also getting to meet some of it ghostly residents. I will certainly be back in the future for an event.

There is a self guided tour here. You are handed a card with the buildings marked and explanations for each building. Lots of very neat history and historical items. It really makes you think how hard life was back then. We spent a little over an hour walking through the town and reading the signs and explanations. If it's a cool day in the Phoenix area, it will be quite chilly up at Vulture City. And if the wind is blowing you'll want to wear your long britches and some shoes. In fact, I would suggest shoes for the walking tour instead of flip flops.

I was happy to see the old one cylinder engines, my Father liked to work with, and how so many were used back when this mine was operating. They have kept the spirit of those days alive. Reading the old news papers on the wall of my grown son, made him more interested of those times.

For anyone interested in old mining towns and how they lived and worked, this is a great tour! It is a self guided tour, so you can enjoy at your own pace. While parking and entrance are wheelchair accessible, many of the buildings on the tour are not....as they are original.

My husband and I were looking for a place to take some interesting and fun photos and decided to make this a destination to stop. It was the perfect place to visit for photos! Some of the buildings were being renovated, so they gave us discounted admission. We spent about 3 hours walking the grounds, taking photos, reading about the site and the different buildings. This is a self guided outdoor walking tour of the abandoned mining town. We went in September and it was a little on the warm side so I recommend visiting during the winter months. The staff was friendly and they sell water bottles in the office in case you arrive unprepared.

I went here 2 years ago and the hike was so much fun I will say it does get a little difficult at the top but it is very fun and the book at the top and bottom of the peak was cool and it is a kind of long hike but worth the time and good place to Get excersise

Excellent views. Moderate hiking at top, but easy most of the way up. Lots of fun 4WD paths as well .

I never knew this mountain existed until it was announced to be under Maricopa Regional Park. You get a great view of he mountains while driving on the Vulture Mine Road- which itself is a very scenic drive that winds through the mountains; there are safety signs to tell you when to slow down. The road was not too busy and it is a peaceful drive. No signal in certain spots and there are no gas stations close by- so make sure to have your GPS started before this area and also have your gas filled. You can explore more of these mountains by parking in the Vulture Mountain Recreations Area, or I did also see some other spots along Vulture Mine Road for parking. So far though, the trails and parking and amenities are not fully developed- not sure if this is something that is in the works...

Great hiking. Be prepared for an adventure.

Beautiful area! Great for hiking. I've even seen weddings out there! Great photography place.

Challenge Yourself by hiking to the top of this picturesque Mountain. Camp camp for free in the parking lot. ATV trails BLM land management

Incredible hike, well worth the time and effort to get to the top.

Very peaceful I prayed and meditated it’s a very nice place to relax. It took me 1 hour and 15 mins

I would recommend making time or a picnic for this amazing place. Stations of the Cross in a mountain. A place of reflection.

It's a wonderful and beautiful place. I remember my parents took the whole family to see the 14 station on Jesucrist when he was carrying the cross. The Glory, and praise for eternity too our Heavenly Father Amén.

Absolutely Beautiful! I went with our parish young adults group to pray the stations of the cross and what an experience!!! It is lovely and just a wonderful place to see. Not only are that station’s beautifully done but the views up high are spectacular. LOTS of stairs and very narrow in some spots so watch your step and wear good shoes. They even have a nice picnic area to eat if you take your own food for a picnic. There is one restroom with running water and hand soap which was a nice surprise. We will definitely make this a regular place to visit even though we are an hour away. If you have never been GO!!! God Bless you!

Definitely a peaceful place to go. Great view.

Very beautiful setting. Everything is outside, you can walk the stations of the cross, a little hike. The stairs are a bit steep in some places. They area is lovely, restrooms open on the weekend. Also, plenty of benches to rest or have lunch at.

Beautiful place to visit and just sit and relax. It's free to see, but there do accept donations. They are also looking volunteers to come help with various maintenance projects there, too.

I saw the movie a few yeas back, Karyn was excited about it. We'll I needed to go get mail and going over the mountain was much faster and shorter. We'll no it was NOT. 35 mph, and switchbacks and the longest truck allowed on the road I had just put a spinner on the wheel for backing up the camper and turning g tight corners. I had to use it, and had to stop at the mormoreal, I was dizzy.after stealing my legs let the dog out it was a very well done tribute, I was pleasantly, surprised. I could not walk up the steps, or the mount trail. Maybe next fall.

Absolutely loved this 8 mile hike even wearing shoes that weren’t the best hiking shoes. This was a very great hike to do after watching the contribute to the fallen heroes. That movie is called Only The Brave. Would definitely do this hike again, only better shoes next time.

A wonderful tribute to the Granite mountain hotshots. The hike was beautiful, the memorials along the way were heartfelt, the benches along the way were very nice. The tribute wall before going to the fatality site was very emotional. Try to contribute to the wall when you go. The fatality site is a beautiful tribute. Everyone should go pay their respects to this memorial.

Such a wonderful hike and memorial! It is VERY well kept and really a great tribute to the 19. This was a a pretty serious hike for people used to lower elevations but pretty do-able. My parents are older and don’t hike much and they were able to make it through without any issue.

I visited the Granite Mountain Hotshots memorial park on my way back to Phoenix from Flagstaff arriving at about 1pm. I had read a little about the experience so I was prepared for the hike out (more on that at the end). The parking area has information about the hotshots crew & each individual crew member as well as information about the trail. This is probably as far as many people make it into this park judging by the others that I saw come and go, which is absolutely fine. I met one person who stopped just to ring the bell located in the parking lot, telling me that he stops to do this every time he passes by. The experience of the hike into the Weaver Mountains out to the location where the hotshot made their final stand is both parts somber and peaceful. The trail starts immediately after a set of stairs from the parking lot, and located every 600 ft for the next two miles are plaques for each firefighter, 19 in total. At the end of two miles, you will reach the overlook, which looks down upon the sight where the hotshots passed away. For me, seeing this site, which is a ring of monuments surrounding the location of their final moments on earth, was a very emotional experience to say the least. There is a cross for the location where each of hotshots was recovered. The memorial is only another 0.7 miles down the hill from the overlook, but when I was about half way down, I stopped and felt that I was close enough. From the overlook down, there are displays detailing the story of how the hotshots ended up at this location and how they were overtaken by the fire, which puts the experience into perspective. One thing that shocked me was how close to the town of Yarnell the hotshots were; they were only 600 yards from the closest structure. After the long hike to the memorial, I was surprised that it was this close to the town. Regarding the hike itself, it would definitely be a challenge for the average person and should be taken seriously. Don’t get me wrong… anyone in decent shape should be able to do it, but it is not easy, especially if it is warm outside. It was 94 the day that I made the hike, but there was a steady wind that helped keep me cool. The first two miles is 100% uphill, no exaggeration. Most of this (about 1.75 miles) is fairly steady switchbacks on good quality trail, but the next quarter mile is steeper with some decent rocks to hike around/over. The total elevation gain is over 1200 ft, so you should be sure to have the right hiking gear and plenty of water. Given the remote location of this park in the desert, at times it feels as though you are very far from any civilization. The final half mile to the overlook is relatively flat, and the views from the top are absolute stunning. Then, the final descent to the site is another 0.7 miles and about 700 vertical feet. As I mentioned above, the end of the trail is so close to Yarnell that you might wonder why the park creators made the trail start in such a remote location. My thinking is that this process allows us to better understand, just slightly and very briefly, how difficult it is to be a hotshot moving through this unforgiving terrain. These men died doing what they loved, which is more than most of us can say. The fact that they met their end in the middle of nowhere protecting this tiny town made me feel sadness, but at the same time, happiness in knowing that there are still people like the Granite Mountain 19 looking out for us.

Im sorry if this review isn't nice, but I am very mad, u don't have to walk that loonnng long trail. Go thru people's yards go thru whatever it takes to pay your respect. I walked up that mountain thru that canyon and am just sooo confused pissed mad anything. Why did that ranch not become there safety point they were about 5 to 10 mins away. I am just soo saddened and hurt at this tragic loss. There r soo many things that are unanswered and im mad. Im really sorry that a bunch of good men lost there lives and we can't go back to change it. I hope for a better outcome in the future. Im so sorry this happened. My opinion i know doesn't matter but I highly recommend going thru the community where the Dollar general is and cut thru the community. I repeat u do not have to walk 7 miles its nuts now if ur into that stuff go ahead I am very much an indoor girl and I am telling you I made it thru the mountain but I was not gonna walk back up it. Cut thru the back where that ranch is and go thru the barbed wire fence and bam u hit the highway again. Violators will be prosecuted only if u get caught. Be careful be mindful as well as it is people's property, but u know what those men would have lived. I am done speaking my peace because well I cant stop crying and looking up videos. I wish this was figured out more. R.i.p 😪😢

This is a great experience! I have been by a hundred times and never had time to stop until today. The tribute to these 19 men is amazing. There is a memorial at the parking lot and the tribute continues on the nearly 3 mile trail with plaques of the men with breathtaking views. At the top there is a tribute wall with even more amazing views. I was unable to make it to the fatality site due to snowfall and snow on the trail. I will be back again to finish the whole experience. This memorial will be with me for a long time.

In our search for a causal mexican restaurant we found Coyote Cafe! We were thrilled to see the various entrées. We decided on a couple plates : chorizo & egg, chiquillas, french toast, and ham & egg plate. Definitely the fuel we needed for our road trip. Plus the plates are shareable. The atmosphere is cozy and western. I highly recommend the coyote cafe!❤️

This is definitely a room for family style dining. Pull up a booth, they're all pretty much the same. There is no bar however they do have soft drinks and a lemonade that is pretty stout, it's my preference. The Torta De Jamon brings plentiful ham and cheese while not skimping on other toppings in the least. It's a truly delicious offering. The shrimp burrito served enchilada style is an army sized portion with shrimp and cheese in every bite. Through the door to the east of dining room are the restrooms. The mens lies behind 2 more doors. It is clean enough to do business in ehen out, but could never be my daily user.

A delightful gem in the literal middle of nowhere, between Prescott & Quartzite. The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the murals were fun & bright. If you're driving along this path, we recommend visiting for lunch or dinner.

Rode the motorcycle from Phoenix to here specifically for lunch. It has the feeling of an old coffee shop with the lunch counter situated in middle of restaurant. I had a patty melt and it was very good. This place stayed consistently busy with patrons during my visit. This was definitely worth the ride and I will return.

We stumbled across this place heading back from the Grand Canyon. Took a chance because we were starving and the reviews were promising…the food was amazing and the service was great! I wish this place was closer to us! We got the Breakfast Skillet and Carne Asada Tacos. Recommend both!

Burger had good flavor, mayo was a bit heavy but all together a good choice. The iced-t was good, not stale or instant aftertaste. The kid behind the counter was attentive but not overbearing and the price was good for the amount of food we had. The stop was a welcome break on our trip through the area.

I've driven by this place many times. When my brother offered to buy me lunch I suggested we try here. DELICIOUS!!!!! We will absolutely be eating here often!

Stopped in to get a sandwich and found this super unique purse, great piece of turquoise, and black arrow head that I just had to have. They also had other traveling favorites like adorable magnets and area friendly cacti sets for sale. The jewelry though was beautifully crafted with genuine stones!! I loved the rings, sadly my fingers are so small there were no size fours, but the shopkeeper assured me she would look into getting some smaller sizes to just stop back by. Since I travel through this area about once a month I am definitely making it my way station. The restaurant connected was warm and welcoming. I ordered a grilled cheese with fries. These fries were some of the best fries I have had on the road. They were fresh and crispy on the outside, but soft in the inside. Literally the perfect fry!! The grilled cheese wasn't as greasy as I like mine, but it made for a filling and nostalgic lunch.

Maybe new inexperienced owners. Stopped yesterday 10/5/19 for lunch with family. Got our orders wrong. Ordered 4 burgers for 4 people only 3 came out. 10 minutes later we got the last one. Burgers were extremely overcooked very dry and hard to chew and swallow. On the plus side fries were good and they didn’t charge for the late burger. Been coming here for years and the food and service was always pretty good. Very disappointed. Don’t know if I will ever go back. Hopefully they are new and will get there act together. Everyone there just didn’t seem interested in service.

Took a ride out here and had lunch . It was what I expected and what I was looking for . Had a burger and fries and a pretty cowgirl waitress who was very nice . Reading some of these other reviews I don’t think people understand that this is a diner not a French restaurant. If your road tripping and want an authentic Americana meal to go along with your adventure this is a decent stop .

I don't know about the Motel, but the trading post and restaurant are fine. They are very old school, a throwback to the 60s, but very clean with nice employees and decent prices. I was in the ladies room the other day when a young mother came in with her baby, and was shocked there was no diaper changing station. Again, this place is "quaint". Expect to see open faced hot roast beef sandwich with mashed potatoes on the restaurant menu, it's that kind of place.

This place is awesome! I really can't thank these people enough! We came in just as they were closing their doors, but they kept the fryers on for us and served us weary travelers. A kindness of truly biblical proportions. May God bless these people profoundly! Thank you. By the way, the food is awesome! The hot sauce is legit, too, so be careful!

my son and I were traveling north for a special event. We got hungry and stopped in for breakfast. The menu was limited menu due to covid but there was plenty to choose from. I make it a point to eat local and find the out of the way places as they often do not disappoint. The Wikiup Trading Post Restaurant was no exception. The service was fast and friendly. Coffee was fresh and hot and the atmosphere was perfect,old school, road side diner goodness. I got the breakfast burrito with sausage ( ham and bacon are the other meat options). I'm a lover of all things wrapped in tortillas and am a huge fan of the breakfast burrito. Typically breakfast burritos are heavy on filler like egg and potato with little meat. Not this bad boy, it was loaded with sausage with just the right amount of cheese, egg and hash Browns. A side of salsa and a dash or two of their local hot sauce and I was in breakfast burrito heaven. You could easily split this between two people. If you're hungry and driving on highway 93 in Arizona, you need to stop in and grab a bite. You won't be sorry.

This is easily the coolest stop I have made in a long time. Convenience store side is well stocked to keep you going on your journey and the restaurant is like a time machine to the golden age of road travel. We enjoyed our food and the time we spent here.

To be honest, having been to multiple spectacular caverns in several states, we were not expecting too much. We were pleasantly surprised by this experience. Easy walk with just a few slightly challenging up and down hills on the path. Entry and exit is by elevator. The guide was informative and friendly. A unique part was we did the combo and had lunch at the bottom, 200' down in the cavern. Bison burgers were great especially with having to bring everything down from the restaurant up top. They did make a mistake on my meal, but corrected it within minutes, which is great considering someone had to get it from the restaurant at ground level! Some interesting facts about this dry, dead cave were shared AND there is a 'hotel room' at the bottom that you can book for the night. It is in a large cavern, with two queen beds, tv, dvd movies, and even a turntable for music. Booked up a YEAR in advance!! There is even Room Service!

The Grand Canyon Caverns Tour plus lunch was an unplanned stop during our visit to Arizona. We are so happy we stumbled upon the tour online, as we thoroughly enjoyed the entire experience. This was our first dry caverns tour, and we loved seeing the differences from our previous wet caverns tours. The guide was extremely knowledgeable about the history of the caverns, making for a fascinating history lesson. We concluded our visit with the add-on lunch option, which added another unique element to our vacation. Don't miss this tour!!

Excellent stop on old route 66, driving back to the caverns and taking the tour took about an hour and a half. I was expecting it to be a tourist trap, which it kinda is, but the caverns where bigger and more interesting than expected. The path in the cave is long maybe half a mile and does have a fair bit of up and down elevation gain. One woman in our group had a difficult time managing, so keep that in mind.

We stayed in the RV Park with oir 17 ft travel trailer for two nights. They have water and electric hook up. Dump station is behind the market at the entrance. The second night they had a veterans day cookout with a band and they roasted a pig and a live band to 10 p. Mostly locals showed up having a good time and nothing got out of control. This is the second time doing the cave tour and lunch combo! Its definitely a bucket list if you haven't done it before. Beware it dosent tell you in the website the "hike" in the standard tour can be stenious at many spots, especially for older people. It is paves the whole way but are some steep incline/decline at various points. Overall I love the experience here and would do it and stay again

Great experience I would definitely recommend a day trip to the caverns. Make sure you do the longer tour(45) minutes, well worth it.

This was a great experience! It's amazing to see the caverns and hear the history. All of the employees were friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. We did the full tour with the in the cavern lunch. The food was delicious! The only thing I would say is that some of the walking on the tour has stairs or steep hills to walk up, so it might not be doable for some people.

What a surprise to have this place so close to the start of Havasupi trailhead. Nothing fancy, but did the trick and thoroughly enjoyed being able to pick up our passes the night before so we could get an early start in the morning. A small restaurant is located just a short way from the property and was great to have a warm meal before heading out for a four day hike. They offered a small continental breakfast For free starting at 4:00am which was so kind. Not a lot of amenities but beats camping out one more night. Definitely worth the price!

To be honest, having been to multiple spectacular caverns in several states, we were not expecting too much. We were pleasantly surprised by this experience. Easy walk with just a few slightly challenging up and down hills on the path. Entry and exit is by elevator. The guide was informative and friendly. A unique part was we did the combo and had lunch at the bottom, 200' down in the cavern. Bison burgers were great especially with having to bring everything down from the restaurant up top. They did make a mistake on my meal, but corrected it within minutes, which is great considering someone had to get it from the restaurant at ground level! Some interesting facts about this dry, dead cave were shared AND there is a 'hotel room' at the bottom that you can book for the night. It is in a large cavern, with two queen beds, tv, dvd movies, and even a turntable for music. Booked up a YEAR in advance!! There is even Room Service!

The Grand Canyon Caverns Tour plus lunch was an unplanned stop during our visit to Arizona. We are so happy we stumbled upon the tour online, as we thoroughly enjoyed the entire experience. This was our first dry caverns tour, and we loved seeing the differences from our previous wet caverns tours. The guide was extremely knowledgeable about the history of the caverns, making for a fascinating history lesson. We concluded our visit with the add-on lunch option, which added another unique element to our vacation. Don't miss this tour!!

Excellent stop on old route 66, driving back to the caverns and taking the tour took about an hour and a half. I was expecting it to be a tourist trap, which it kinda is, but the caverns where bigger and more interesting than expected. The path in the cave is long maybe half a mile and does have a fair bit of up and down elevation gain. One woman in our group had a difficult time managing, so keep that in mind.

We stayed in the RV Park with oir 17 ft travel trailer for two nights. They have water and electric hook up. Dump station is behind the market at the entrance. The second night they had a veterans day cookout with a band and they roasted a pig and a live band to 10 p. Mostly locals showed up having a good time and nothing got out of control. This is the second time doing the cave tour and lunch combo! Its definitely a bucket list if you haven't done it before. Beware it dosent tell you in the website the "hike" in the standard tour can be stenious at many spots, especially for older people. It is paves the whole way but are some steep incline/decline at various points. Overall I love the experience here and would do it and stay again

Great experience I would definitely recommend a day trip to the caverns. Make sure you do the longer tour(45) minutes, well worth it.

This was a great experience! It's amazing to see the caverns and hear the history. All of the employees were friendly, helpful and knowledgeable. We did the full tour with the in the cavern lunch. The food was delicious! The only thing I would say is that some of the walking on the tour has stairs or steep hills to walk up, so it might not be doable for some people.

What a surprise to have this place so close to the start of Havasupi trailhead. Nothing fancy, but did the trick and thoroughly enjoyed being able to pick up our passes the night before so we could get an early start in the morning. A small restaurant is located just a short way from the property and was great to have a warm meal before heading out for a four day hike. They offered a small continental breakfast For free starting at 4:00am which was so kind. Not a lot of amenities but beats camping out one more night. Definitely worth the price!

This was a long time goal to raft the Colorado. Not a big WW guy, but love it. Couldn't do the 2 day overnight for multiple reasons. Booking was easy online, asking questions before hand were impossible through the call center. Call the Wualipia Resort front desk directly and have them transfer. Now to the trip. The bus rides are brutal, but that's just part of it. Driver did the best he could and pointed out historical places. The river was running normal about a ft low. The rapids were to great, maybe a little less than class for the water level. i had never power whitewater'd. It was different, but I kind of liked it. You do cover 58.5 miles and half is a slow float. The scenery was as expected, absolutely amazing. We saw a number of birds and longhorns. I loved the hike, climb to the waterfall. If you are physically able DO THIS! All this would have been worth the price. I can't speak for the other 2 boats (they all seemed happy), our guide Kyle was great. Who knew every curve, sandbar and every rapid and really dug into them, ALL of them. He was extremely knowledgeable of the history of the canyon and the geological key points. Kyle knew the Wualipai. During the trip he told us he was Apache, brother tribe from other side of the Grand Canyon. Told us he did not grow up a River Runner and only started about 2 years ago. I would not have believe it had he not told us. Kyle made the trip so much better than it already was. Thanks to all the support and staff it took to give us a great day.

We had an amazing, breathtaking , scratch off the bucket list trip. Our guide Brian was so cool and made sure we had a blast. The river was soooo much fun we ill be going again next year. It was safe for kids of all ages even non swimmers and swimmers alike. Everyone from the tribe is so nice and this is definitely a trip worth every single penny. Thanks Brian for making sure my kids and family were safe and had a blast...Def lifelong memories. When we come back we only want Brian driving our raft.

We did the 2 day overnight trip and it was incredible, easily the highlight of our southwest trip. The guides are very knowledgeable and we had a lot of fun learning about the people, plants and animals that live around the canyon and history of the canyon. We stopped at some breathtaking spots for short hikes and had the opportunity to swim through rapids at one point. The provided food was great too, better than expected for an overnight camping trip, fresh sandwiches and fruit for lunches and dinner we had grilled steak and potatoes. I would definitely come back again it's quite the experience!

Last weekend my friend and I were on a two-day rafting trip with Hualapai River Runners. The experience exceeded all expectations, mostly because of the amazing staff: Cody, Scott, Laura and McCrary (sp?) were STELLAR. Cody was the guide for our raft. His confidence and experience made me feel safe and prepared for the river. They also set up a great camp, cooked a delicious dinner AND a delicious breakfast. The trip itself was perfect: a section of time with intermittent rapids, another section of time with calm waters and the second day with our rafts attached to the motorized boat so we could relax. The views were breathtaking the entire time!! Our camp site was so comfortable and Hualapai River Runners provided tents, sleeping bags and sleeping pads. As we were rafting, Cody shared information about history, geology and fun facts. The other people in our group were friendly and interesting. I think our evening conversations at camp were some of my most favorite moments. HIGHLY RECOMMEND this experience

I booked this rafting trip for a July vacation at Grand Canyon National Park. It was, in many ways, the highlight of the trip. It started with a shuttle over to the rafting site, from the hotel in town. The drive is long, but you get to see some really cool valley cliffs along the way. We divided up into two rafts for the trip and there was a third raft that was just support and photography. You can get access to a whole trip's worth of photos from the rafting, for a reasonable fee. Pretty early on it's amazing to be surrounded by the huge cliff walls along the river. We got in some rapids pretty quickly too. Our driver would line the raft(engine powered) up with the biggest rapid he could see, then crash up into it. It was thrilling. I was smiling the whole time. We also had a couple side hikes from the river-shores during the trip. The first hike that we had was absolutely amazing! I've done a lot of hiking, but this was the first time in such a beautiful, brightly colored waterfall filled, desert cavern! Insanely gorgeous and I only wish the photos could have captured more of it's energy. The second hike also took us to a waterfall, but it was in a little tucked away spot in the open air. If you have the means to do this, I'd recommend reserving as soon as you can, because it was amazing! Oh, and they do have a vegetarian option for included meals.

Went yesterday and had an amazing time. This was the highlight of our trip to the Grand Canyon. All the staff was very nice and Scott was awesome and a great guide, always offering drinks, snacks, telling us some stories and history, offering to take photos, stopping for several stops to swim and cool off and making sure everyone was comfortable and having a great time. This was a truly amazing experience for my son and I. I’d give more stars but 5 is the limit. Highly recommend adding this adventure to your Grand Canyon visit. Thanks Scott and the entire team for making it such a fantastic day to remember!

Fantastic experience! Booked a group of six for the Two Day Rafting Tour and was not disappointed. John, Bronson, Kyle and the rest of the guys took great care of us and provided excellent insight into the history, geography and culture of The Canyon. Plenty of hydration for the 110º days on the river. Excellent communication between crew memebers across different rafts made for an extremely safe environment and they cooked some pretty great camp food, too! John's knowledge of the Rapids kept us upright and on schedule the whole trip. A couple of close calls, for sure. But, that's what you're there for, right?!? He was engaged the whole 50+ miles on the river and educated us on everything from geology to flora and fauna to local lore and urban legends (the Honeymoon Rapids story is nuts!). I Would definitely recommend to anyone who isn't afraid to get a lil banged up, sweaty and dirty.

Went on a very hot day. The animals weren't very visible as they were trying to stay cool. Don't recommend going in the summer. Nice gift shop and workers. Used a get out pass. No service in the area.

Our family's experience at Keepers of the Wild was unforgettable! All of the animals here live in very happy, enriched environments. Our tour guide was amazing and shared the unique, incredible stories of each animal with us. The guided tour is definitely worth it because of this! This park is a sanctuary for animals from bad situations and it was plain to see that their primary goal was the comfort and happiness of the animals. The workers were all very passionate and loving towards the animals. What a wonderful place! Thank you for all that you do!

Very nice place not crowded. But to plan better in my opinion go to the guided tours. I went on the 1530 feeding tour and you still have time after to go see your favorite or the whole park. Bring cash because their electricity does go out. Also I love that you can bring your own food and they have chairs and tables. Drinks are available to purchase.

We took my Grand daughter on the 23rd of this month .. We had an Awesome time visiting & learning how the animals were all rescued.. our tour guide Cynthia was just the Best .. very knowledgeable and told us stories of all the animals there … Kudo’s Cynthia ! Gift shop was very reasonably priced and offered lots of varieties of souvenirs! My eldest Grand daughter will be here next week and we will be bringing her to explore… Again … A Must see ! Thank You for doing what you do !

I love that this place exists because some humans really suck! The animals here come from both private and some very public (previous) owners who should never have pets. even if these animals won't ever make it back to their rightful habitat, these people take care of them and give them a better life. They have mostly big cats, but they have taken in other animals as well. Did the bus tour and had a very friendly, informative guide. You can walk through but the guided tour offers a unique perspective. The place is run solely on donations and the revenue generated at the park, so save some money for the gift shop when you go.

Wow. What an amazing experience. From the woman at the entrance to the gift shop to the staff on the bus. They waited 10 minutes so a elderly person had enough time to walk up a slight hill to get on the bus and to reassure us to take our time that they have no problem waiting for everybody. Wow. We all enjoyed the sanctuary itself as well as the knowledge the tour guide had on every animal. They are on a personal level with each species. Are group can't wait to go back. It takes roughly an hour but we'll worth the entrance fee. Ps.. the monkey has a funny personality.

Top place to stop if you’re doing AZ Route 66 (be sure to get the Route 66 passport from kingman!) We did the 3:30 tour and we really enjoyed. They feed the big cats on our tour. The guide was very knowledgeable. Each animal is incredible. My daughter especially loved the spider monkeys. We used the Get Out Pass. Great value and they’ll let you upgrade to the tour. HOWEVER there is no cell service there. You need to take a screenshot of your pass ahead of time. I had to drive back down the road until I got service to redeem my pass. The cashier wasn’t familiar with the pass but hopefully they’ll work all that out. Also, I tried calling and messaging before our visit but I couldn’t get in touch with anyone. Very cool place and a must if you’re driving along the Mother Road!

I love coming here to hike or just a place to sit and get away. Love the forestry vibes. Haven’t for too far into the hikes. I love there’s hardly ever anyone at the “dog park” it’s a dirt space with a ton of pine cones but my dog loves to run in it. Recently we camped here and it was fun. Creepy hearing the elk bugle all night long wondering if they were at the camp site. I will be back!

Super awesome campground. You pick your own campsite which we love!! We practically had the whole campground to ourselves. Very clean sites and well maintained bathrooms. We have zero complaints about this campground. Look at our friend that showed up last night. 🩷

Quiet, family friendly campground. They had a small, but clean playground in the main camping area. Campground host was very helpful and accommodating!

We did not camp, we hiked. Beautiful trail, quiet and serene. We will make it back to do the other trails as well. We hiked potato patch.

This place is amazing! The various trails are at a multitude of difficulty levels. Even my smallest kids loved to climb and hike through. The cabins are cozy and accommodating. The playgrounds are very nice. The picnic areas are plentiful. The disk golf is challenging but fantastic. The whole place is great sun, rain, or snow. The staff are amazing and super friendly. This place made my kids love the outdoors. We will be back many times.

So relaxing for us! For our younger friends they loved climbing on rocks and hiking!!! Beautiful place to picnic and connect with nature! They have an extremely challenging disc golf course!!!

Great place to spend the weekend ir part of the Summer. Beautifully wooded mountain, surrounded by deer & elk & small critters...

Neat old store. So much to see inside and outside. Some classic stripped cars, old signs etc. Inside had nicknacks, clothes and sodas. Worth a quick stop.

A must to stop and visit on Route 66. You can almost here the nothing mixed some Bagdad Cafe song. Sand, old general store with whatever you need to take with you from this Route 66 trip.

Hackberry General Store is a must-stop on historic Route 66! The place is full of character, with vintage cars, classic signs, and lots of nostalgic memorabilia that take you back in time. It feels like an open-air museum where every corner has something interesting to see. The atmosphere is very authentic, and it’s a great spot for photos and a quick break on the road. Definitely worth visiting for anyone traveling along Route 66!

Old Timey Charm. Lots of biker groups. Stocked with the latest, but still has the yesteryear look! Lots of old cars and machines, brands of which preceded me. Friendly cat named Charlie in the store loves to be pet. Learnt the hard way. Wear closed toed shoes. :)

Nice little stop with plenty to see and purchase. If you never have taken Route 66 I highly recommend the drive. It is a few more minutes but definitely worth the drive.

This was a must stop for us on the rt.66 trip as its a historical stop and landmark. This place has so much historical things inside and outside, they have cold drinks, snacks, restroom and friendly people that work here. I really like how it was decorated and you can see that many people around the world came to visit this place just because of its historical presence. This place is a must stop on your rt.66 trip no matter what, support this place by getting something so thst it can stay open and alive for many generations. This place used to be a old gas station back in the day i believe and was renovated to become what it is today. I highly recommend coming here if your in the area as well and not just doing rt.66.

One of the best selections of souvenirs and memorabilia along this section of Rt 66. The old vehicles and workshop add to the nostalgic charm along with the surprisingly effective outdoor meditation space. It’s just a wonderful spot to stop and take in the ambiance. On another note we had a bit of a fright when my daughter and grandson stepped into the beehive roofed structure out back and were greeted by an equally startled ground snake. The experience was good for a laugh after the shock wore off.

I stopped as I was heading out of town which happened to be just after 11:00am on a Monday. I'm so glad I stopped. Not only was I able to taste some great rums and a unique vodka, I had a great time learning interesting fun facts from their tasting specialist. I spent more time there then anticipated but that just means that it was better than I expected it would be which is a good thing. If I didn't have places to be I would have done a 2nd tasting to sample some of their reserve rums that are said to rival a good whiskey. So, plan a visit. There is a cost for the tasting but I thought it was worth it because of the variety. Plus you get a souvenir shot glass.

So impressed with this place. 2 beautiful Dark wood bars. The Agave Rum was my favorite. Impressive collection of distilled and flavored olive oils and drink mixes. Take time and relax at this place, enjoy their atmosphere.

if you're ever in the mood for some good spirits and a chill vibe, you gotta check out Desert Diamond Distillery. This place is super welcoming right from the get-go. It's got that laid-back, friendly atmosphere where you can just relax and enjoy yourself. We stopped in on a Sunday afternoon while staying in Kingman for work. We wanted to checkout some of the local places. The service here is fantastic. Everyone working there is helpful and genuinely friendly, making you feel right at home whether you're there for a tasting or just to grab a bottle. It's not one of those stuffy places; it's just a really comfortable spot to hang out and learn about their spirits. Definitely a great stop if you're in the area!

Unbelievable! This place truly exceeded our expectations. Don't be put off by the location at the airport. It is worth the drive out. We are staying on the property as Harvest Host members and enjoyed an amazing lunch in one of the historic train cars. The retail store and bar are upscale and filled with delightful gift items and products. Spent a little time chatting with the owner and found out they have been in this location since 2009 and are the oldest distillery still in business in AZ. A true must see when you are in the Kingman area!

Our Friday afternoon stop was outstanding. As Harvesthost members, we were allowed to stay on distillery grounds for free and park our 36 foot RV and the Jeep in their parking lot. We took advantage of their hospitality and made a reservation to eat the delicious sandwiches in the old train car. Later in the afternoon we sampled their outstanding Rum flights while the owner John gave us a detailed description of his creations. Overall a super nice experience, plenty of room to accommodate our rig, grounds and facility are clean, people are welcoming and the spirits are wonderful ! Thank you for your hospitality Desert Diamond Distillery.

An amazing experience in a small batch distillery who does things with quality in mind. Staff are awesome, grilled cheese panani on the dining car from 1918 was fun and tasty. The spirits were impressive: Agave Rum, Moonshine, and their 7 year whiskey were impressive also. Give them a shot! They are also a Harvest Host, look that up if you have an RV!

While driving along Route 66 you can find real gems like Diamond Distillery in Kingman. I really recommend stopping there – they have award-winning rums and also a very good corn whisky. The best thing is that you can try everything in a tasting menu and then walk out with the bottle you liked the most. Totally worth it!

Excellent selection and ambiance. Between this and Little Old Wine Drinkers, what a great way to spend an afternoon. I highly recommend visiting both. Tip of the cap to great neighbors, and I wish I could have also met Don Stetson.

This place is amazing. Away from the city, private. The couple that run it know more about wine than The First Lady of Wine, Heidi Peterson Barrett. I can’t think of another place within a thousand miles that has a better quality product. And they ship to almost everywhere! Our dog was even welcomed. Do yourself a favor and stop by, you won’t regret it.

Cella winery is like a second home to me and my wife...they are like family. Micah definitely knows how to make great wines. Ginger and the kids are delightful...everyone should visit...you won't be disappointed... enjoy!

Cells Winery is worth the trip off of Route 66. A quant winery that offers good Italian wines, outdoor seating with great views, indoor seating with air conditioning and great wine conversations with Carlos! We loved the stop here and to hear all about the history of Cella Wines, the essergance of grape growing in the area and about the great wines. You get 5 tastings for $5 and they offered 10 different wins in the tasting room when we went. Tasting room not open when you are passing by? Give a call anyway and Carlos will open up if he can! Enjoy!

Nice selection of wine. The owner didn't even greet us when we walked in. Not a great winery experience!

It's definitely worth a side trip from traveling Route 66. Tasted their amazing 2023 Trousseau Gris today, kicked myself for not buying more of it

I would say that it's a good winery, but the guy at the counter (who's supposedly one of the owners) was extremely annoying and it wasn't pleasant for me as I sampled my wine. I don't want to taste any wine being poured by a know-it-all who just wants to brag about how much he knows about <insert here> so he feels he needs to school me about random topics like the hottest city in Arizona, and how amazing he is because he started a business, which literally anyone can do. The wine wasn't that great anyways. Waste of money.

Been here 4 times. Don & family are so nice. Always meet the nicest people here & the wines are all so drinkable, year after year. Complete / total hidden gem.

A great place to relax and have a glass of wine, especially if they have events going on. It's a very nice Event Center and they usually have food and music and other events going on at this location. The owners are super nice and friendly folks.

Don was so friendly and we really enjoyed all the wines we tried during our tasting. We bought several bottles. We want to go back on an afternoon when there will be music as it is a beautiful location and venue. We hope to stay overnight with our camper as a Harvest Host guest when we return. The camping area is really beautiful with 360 degree views! I imagine the star gazing is wonderful too. Thank you, Don!

Stopped here as our first Harvest Host try. Absolutely fantastic. Super friendly owners and the wine is fabulous. Brought a bunch home to share with family and friends in Santa Fe. Highly recommend a stop if you are in the area. Beautiful grounds with wonderful sunset views.

November 2022 -- be aware this winery was closed at this time due to the owner's death. We drove out to visit this winery because we had been there in the past and enjoyed their wine. The website indicated it was open but when we got there is was closed up. We learned that the winery had been closed for a while. Call ahead if you intend to visit to make sure it's open. We wish we had! Luckily, there are other wineries in the area so our trip was not wasted.

I love this place! You can't find better owners. Wine is all fantastic. Usually I go to a winery and fine 1 or 2 I like, here there isn't a single wine I wouldn't drink. There sweet wines in particular are excellent and I am not a sweet wine drinker normally. I went out during there Sunday evening open house with live music, even though I had never been there it was like spending the afternoon/evening with extended family, the good kind. Thanks everyone for a wonderful night!

We finally made it! Glad too! Their wines are good, especially the red desert wine...yummy. Don, the owner, was gracious, and Tiffany was very informative. We plan on returning soon for Sunday music!

A great stop on Route 66! The Kingman Visitor Center is not only full of local information, but also has a charming Route 66 museum inside. The staff were super friendly and helpful. It’s a great place to take a break, grab some brochures, and learn a bit about the area’s history. Don’t miss the gift shop—lots of fun Route 66 souvenirs!

Kingman Visitor Center is a wonderful stop on Route 66! The building itself is historic and beautifully maintained, and inside you’ll find lots of useful information about the area, maps, and friendly staff ready to help with travel tips. There’s also a small museum and great Route 66 memorabilia that make the visit even more interesting. A perfect place to learn more about the region and plan the next part of your journey.

Cool area to Strech + charge your Tesla. The visting/gift shop area Alot to see & buy in a historic building. That Route 66 drive through where you drive you're car it's cool. The line can get Long Fast.

Excellent pit stop between Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon. Restrooms and water available. There is a train model on the second floor, and steam engine across the street.

Like this visitor center a lot. I did nog do the museum but the visitor center by itself was informative and joyful.😀

I visited here on a perfect day to be super delighted with the architecture of the building bathing in the morning sun. The electric car museum downstairs was wonderful, and I enjoyed the various exhibits, some of which are not seen elsewhere. The tour guide took us around and explained the details nicely. They have a lot of parking some of which are ♿ reserved for the differently abled with clear signs on them. The entrance is also accessible for a wheelchair bound person.

It's a nice little building. There is a Tesla charging station outside. A gift shop downstairs. The main store also downstairs, the owner not very welcoming however. I felt like we were just being watched the whole time we were there. Really cool Route 66 train upstairs. There is also a museum, didn't go in, but it is a $10 charge for those interested. Restrooms are avaliable.

Lots to see and learn. Gift shop & staff is great. Lots of information on travelling Route 66. RV parking. Wonderful props & pictures from back in the day.

The museum was a really nice stop in Kingman, AZ to understand the origin and decline of Route 66. It only cost $10 per person and kids 12 and under are free. The video is lengthy and slightly dated but provides a wealth of information for each AZ town on Route 66. The electric car portion was a nice addition.

This little museum is much more than meets the eye. Its a souvenir shop, an information center for tourism across the region, a historical museum, a science and tech museum - electric vehicles from the turn of the century until now (including several record setters). Tickets for this attraction also get you into the Mojave County museum across the street and a historical building tour - great value. It was amazing looking at first hand accounts of living out here in the Wild West, especially some of the folks that weren't quite ready for everything. You really felt for them! This was a great expereince - highly recommend!

Pretty cool little museum in Kingman. Very inexpensive with some really cool photos and artifacts. There's an electric car room in the museum. It was really fun to see the progression of electric cars and how early in our history that they were being invented. Great way to spend an afternoon!

We visited the museum when charging at the superchargers in the parking lot. Busy because Friday. It's a small but decent presentation. As far as we could tell, it was free to get in. There's a substantial souvenir store, where we bought our Arizona keepsake. There are 2 stories, with stairs and an elevator. Tip: the restroom on the second floor is less busy.

Great little stop. There is a couple pictures opportunities outside and around the Museum. The museum itself was a little small for the price but pretty good. The price did include the Mojave Museum but its closed on Mondays.

Really cute gift shop with a museum on the second floor. In the parking lot, you can take pictures with Rte 66 signs and drive your car through one of them. Lots of informational brochures for the entire state.

Kingman Rotary club held the Art in the Park event here over mothers day weekend. This is a beautiful little park that was perfect for a fun family event like this. I was happy to be a part of it and be able to spread some joy by serving up some delicious snow cones.

Stopped for lunch on our way to the Grand Canyon. Nice park!

Route 66 rotary club out on such a nice event at this park, today and tomorrow. A beautiful vibe, food, drinks. Art and artisans of all kinds. So many nice shady trees, it was truly enjoyable 🤠

Free, open public bathrooms. Plus the kids enjoyed the rock wall. It's across the street from the big steam engine, which the kids loved exploring too. A great free pit stop on trip between Vegas and Phoenix. Wonderful place for a picnic too.

Nice little area with plenty to do. There's a stage for performances and a playground for kids. Easily accessible and very well maintained.

A great park to relax if your driving on the highway. Plus great Mexican food across the street!

Cute little park, but definitely not something to keep the kids distracted for longer than 20 minutes

Lovely small museum. Lots of great artifacts, local rocks, and informative exhibits. Gift shop had good selection and prices. Friendly staff helped us in gift shop.

A single pass got our whole family in and the pass also allows entrance to the bonelli house and the route 66 museum. The staff were very friendly and helpful. We walked through the hall of presidents and first ladies. My favorite area was the local history of the native Americans and the areas mining and ranching. They have a very nice mineral exhibit and many other items of the area's history. My family also enjoyed being able to play a real working organ. The gift shop is well stocked and items are decently priced. They also have an exploration area when children and adults can examine items more closely. It was a very nice museum and my family truly enjoyed it.

This place is definitely worth checking out if you’re in Kingman. It’s full of interesting history—from Route 66 to the stories of the indigenous people who lived in the area. There’s a lot to see, and it’s all really well put together. What makes it even better is the price. For just $20, you get access to all three museums—the Mohave Museum, the Historic Route 66 Museum, and the Bonelli House. That’s a great deal, and honestly, you won’t find a better bang for your buck. If you're in town, make sure to stop by. You won’t regret it.

We visited the Mohave Museum of History and Arts during an over night while passing through, May, 2023. We didn't expect the museum to be a nice as it turned out to be. We liked the Arizona Route 66 Museum across the street at the power house. We expected that to be the best one of the three connected museums. As it turned out, we liked the Mohave better. This museum had a really nice collection. Starting with the Presidents and First Ladies of the United States Of America. Then it just went in different directions as the museum went on. I really liked it. It even had a small movie theater. There is also a library on site. As well as the expected, gift shop you will exit through. All in all a really nice museum. This museum is also very close to the other museums and parks. There is a deal where if you pay admission for one museum, you get admission to all three museums at no extra cost. We went to one museum the afternoon before when arriving in town. Then went to the Mohave the next morning with no extra charge. We didn't go to the third museum as we wanted to get back on the road. The ticket prices as of May, 2023 were $10 for adults. But $6 for adults over 60 years old. As I said, if you pay admission to one Museum. You get admission to two additional museums for no additional coast. Just do not lose the ticket they give you. It also works good as a book mark. So if you're in the Kingman area. Here's a fairly inexpensive way to spend some time with up to three museums. As such, it should be obvious that I recommend them.

Great museum to stop by on your way to/from Vegas to Grand canyon national Park. Very quiet and for $10 per head you can cover three attractions. Children's 12 and below are free. Plenty of historic artifacts collectibles to view. Friendly staff and peaceful setting.

Stopped in after going to the nearby Route 66 Museum and found this to be an interesting follow-up. Admission here is basically a package deal with a small fee of just ten dollars giving you entrance to this museum as well as the Route 66 facility and the historic Bonelli House. The Mohave Museum focuses on the history and environment of Mohave County with a set of dioramas depicting the earliest Native American inhabitants, to the arrival of settlers from the East, and on to the modern age. Another section discusses the history of mining and ranching in the area - key parts of Kingman's history. Also significant to Kingman was the former army air field founded during World War 2 and that's covered by various artifacts including a preserved piece of B-17 bomber nose art. A taxidermied display of animals covers the local fauna while a variety of smaller displays are about all sorts of esoterica such as presidential portraits, Native American crafts, doll houses made by locals, Asian American representation in Mohave County, and so on. A small gift shop has a selection of local souvenirs and handicrafts. Overall it's a fairly eclectic collection that should prove interesting to anyone who's interested in some local color and history.

Right off the I-40, the museum features Western history, Indigenous people history, and a bit of Hollywood movia memorabilia, and a presidential portrait gallery. Nice gift shop. Only $6 for seniors. Stop in.

Friendly staff, rock building with the prettiest view, happy these historic places are being cared for. Stop in and look around at this unique place.

Cool Springs is worth the drive!! The trip here makes you take your time on the historic Route 66. It transports you!! The views are spectacular! The shop sits atop the edge of a ravine that overlooks a mountain scape that takes your breath away. The shop is everything! The perfect route 66 stop. It has all the necessities and all the tourist needs and wants. Plus, unique gifts, crystals, rocks, and super cool scrap metal art. If you're lucky, you'll get to meet the owners' sweet kitties, Junior was super cuddly and loved on us the whole time we were there. Again, it is worth the stop. It has a place in my heart forever. You will lose cell service until after you pass through Oatman (the next stop that you can not miss after cool Springs).

Big thanks to Geneva. Her heads up about the road ahead likely saved me from the giant patch of gravel, and her mention of the hill above the 90° kickback had breath taking views. Stop in and take a cool drink and get the heads up!

A great places to stop and it's famous from the movies. Inside is a ton of souvenirs everything you would want. If your looking for a route 66 pins stop here.

Our family is on vacation driving Route 66. We stopped along the way and found the original "Raditor Springs" with Mater, Lighting McQueen, etc. If your child lives the Cars movie series they will live this little stop! Must 👀! We ❤️ it!

I brought friends that were visiting from out-of-state they all left with a bag full of goodies and we're very excited with the stop....

This is a Great stop!! The gentleman working there was very knowledgeable about the area history and the gas station history. This is the actual location of Radiator Springs in the movie cars, so your kids will enjoy it too. There are pictures on the wall of the history. If you like rocks, thus is an awesome place to see and buy some amazing rocks and crystals. If you want some souvenirs, they have everything you could possibly want. There are some awesome mugs, jewelry, t-shirts and of course sticks & magnets! Check them out, you wont be disappointed!

Awesome drive. Beautiful scenery. Abandoned mines and old wrecked cars can be seen off the the side of the road. "Sitgreaves Pass is a historic, narrow, and winding road on Route 66 in Arizona's Black Mountains, known for its steep grades and scenic views. Named after Captain Lorenzo Sitgreaves, the pass has an elevation of about 3,550 feet and is considered one of the most challenging sections of the old highway, with steep switchbacks and sharp drop-offs. The route is often traveled by locals and tourists alike, and it is famous for the burros that roam near the town of Oatman."

This is a very windey section of road but it is manageable. We took our 32' class A motor home over it. very scenic but slow goin do sure

Wow! Lovely natural beauty. Not without perils 🫣

If I only do it once in my life time. It was the highlight of my ride to California. I remember this pass the most out of my 2400 mile Oneway ride. The Real Wild West is right in front of your face. (5600 total miles).

Definitely worth the detour, take it slow and easy. Seriously tight turns and steep drops. Well worth it for the view, interesting to see all the old cars that didn’t heed the speed warning.

Fantastic drive with incredible views. Take it easy and use the various pull offs to take photos. It is less scary to head up the road from Oatman than coming from I40. A top 10 drive in my book.

Such an amazing drive with majestic vistas! Take it slow and easy and enjoy the view!

We rode up to Oatman on motorcycles from Phoenix. We stopped in at the Oatman Hotel Restaurant and tried a couple of different breakfast meals. The burritos were flavorful and filling, packed with great taste and generous portions. I had the toast, bacon and potatoes, which were cooked just right – crispy bacon and well-seasoned potatoes that hit the spot. The atmosphere of the historic hotel adds so much character and makes the dining experience even better. Friendly service and hearty food make this a must-stop when in Oatman. Make sure you leave a dollar on the wall as it's a tradition you can't miss. FYI I did not stay at hotel so I cannot review. -

What a fun and unforgettable stop! The Oatman Hotel & Restaurant is a place you’ll never want to forget. The staff are incredibly friendly, the food is good, and the prices are very reasonable. But what really makes this place special is the ambience — it’s pure Old West charm from the moment you step inside. Between the historic walls, the dollar bills covering everything, and the lively cowboy atmosphere, it’s an experience you just have to see for yourself. Come hungry, come curious, and come get your cowboy on!

This great little watering hole is in the cutest town on Route 66. The bartender was so attentive and friendly. All the customers are pretty friendly too. What a great atmosphere. Highly recommend!!! (It's called a Hotel, but this is just a drinking/eating establishment)

My friend and I visited midday on Thursday, 10/16/25, and it was busy. We ordered burgers with chips which were very good. The table next to us highly recommended the carrot cake and fudge saying they were freshly made on location. My friend had the carrot cake and I had the fudge. They were also very scrumptious. The place was very unique with defaced one dollar bills everywhere. Neat place to see!

We loved visiting the town of Oatman and it was at the top of my must-see towns, however the Oatman Hotel wasn't what I expected at all. The sign out front is rotting! Inside, the cheap Halloween decorations looked out of place. We decided to not eat there because there were flys everywhere. May I suggest fly strips? We had an ice cream cone instead and got to listen to dirty rap music coming from the open door of the kitchen while we tried to enjoy our ice cream. The profanity in the music was horrible! It ruined the experience of the hotel for us. The girl at the ice cream counter was nice, though I feel sorry that she has to be subjected to such trashy music in her workplace. What could be a beautiful nostalgic hotel is a hole in the wall and was a total disappointment. It could be so much better with a little ingenuity and elbow grease.

The entire place is a wax museum with a pulse. The restaurant’s food is delicious, the service above and beyond, and the atmosphere mind blowing. Feeding the donkeys is a nice touch. I make sure to always bring my friends and family when they visit.

It's an amazing place to visit and hang out. We bellied up to the bar, and to my delight, Carrie, a sweetheart of a bartender and a total doll took care of us. Carrie helped guide us through our food order and drinks. The Wild Buffalo Burger with a side of Burro Ears is delicious! It's a great place for tasty food with a beautiful bartender to make you feel special. Highly recommend! Stop in, look around this amazing place, and definitely eat. Maybe you’ll get lucky and Carrie is working.

Loved our stop in Oatman & this place was a special stop with the motorcycle Museum! Along with the wild burros made it even better.

Ladies were rude, outside smoking and could care less about taking care of the visitors. Go to other places to spend your money

Interesting, quirky, quaint, historic, artsy, old west mining town from the early 1900s that got resurrected for the tourist trade. Lots of domestic donkeys gone wild wandering about. Worth a visit if in the general area and you have a few spare hours .

Great gifts. Some pretty cool antiques and off the wall stuff. Definitely recommend

Purchased a lawn ornament during our travels in our rv. Confirm with clerk it was the correct item without opening the box. Upon return home I opened the box to discover we had the wrong item. Upon contacting the store they provided a full refund . Very pleased

Pretty interesting place! I liked the motorcycle museum up stairs. Fun day with the jackasses roaming the street! Plus you can say you drive on Route 66!

It's hot outside, but this place is cool.

Family stayed one night but you could use this as your home base for a 4-5 night stay easy. Close enough to Lake Meade (25 min), Hoover Dam (35 min), Grand Canyon Skywalk. Lots of trail options too. Denver was helpful without being overbearing. Cabin had full kitchen, two full baths, two bedrooms, dining room with couch, laundry. All functional and very nice (not luxurious). Ostriches were cool, and we really enjoyed roasting marshmallows around the fire pit. Great area for stargazing. Check-in was 1-9 PM, Check-out was 10 AM firm.

Most unique experience! We loved the spacious lodge with all the comforts of home. The ostrich ranch was fun to see, as well. Great host, very friendly and welcoming.

I've never stayed here personally.. but it seems nice enough for out of town to stay in cabins, sign up online because I've never seen the owner around, I live a street away from those place and the Ostridges are huge and can be visited by the public from sun up to sun down

Very nice, Denver is an excellent host, property is remote, ostriches are interesting to watch.

Lovely desert house with beautiful sunsets and plenty of things to do nerby plus the friendly host and ostriches!

I've never seen such family ostriches they are the best in the world here in Dolan

The Ranch is Closed and has been for two years. Please don't drive out to ranch as it is now just a private residence