We really enjoyed the food! We had a salad, big breakfast, cheeseburger, steak, and a red velvet shake — all of them were tasty. The place was a bit small and busy, but the staff was super friendly. Definitely worth the price!

A nice little park in town with a Santa Fe 3759 on display. It reminds me of the engine we saw in Scranton, PA at Steamtown but I do not believe these are sister engines. Cool piece of history you can actually feel.

Great little museum with lots of cars, pictures, antiques, an informative movie about Route 66 and the boom and bust that happened. It also has a very nice gift shop and well behaved dogs are welcome! I really enjoyed my time there.❤️

Great stop on Route 66! We stopped at the Powerhouse Visitor Center during our Route 66 road trip, and it was a fantastic pit stop. The center offers a lot of interesting information about the historic Route 66, and we enjoyed learning more about the route’s history. The restroom facilities were clean, and we had a great time browsing the store for Route 66 souvenirs. If you’re driving through Kingman, it’s definitely worth a stop!

There is a lot of Route 66 merchandise at the 2 stores. People very friendly. Did not do the museum so xant comment on that. Has the history of Angel Delgadillo. We'll worth making the stop. Can drive through the route 66 arch we couldn't drive through it because of height restrictions. But I stood under it

I had a wonderful dining experience here! The fried rice was fragrant and flavorful without being greasy. For the Thai stir-fried noodles, I requested an adjustment to the sauce when ordering, and it turned out perfectly—just the right balance, not overly sweet. The green curry was packed with a variety of fresh vegetables, which made me so happy to get a good dose of greens during our trip. The crispy fried shrimp spring rolls were also delicious and satisfying. Oh, and a bonus point: there’s a Tesla charging station right next door, so we left with both full stomachs and fully charged batteries. Very convenient!

Overall, we really enjoyed our stay. We appeared to be the only people occupying a cabin, which added to our relaxation. Everyone we interacted with was super kind, from the people on the phone to the staff cleaning restrooms. Our stay happened to fall during a craft fair weekend, too, which was a fun bonus. Delicious food trucks and excellent local crafts. We booked cabin #7, which was fine, as you can see from the pictures. However, the pictures online when booking the cabin are wrong. They show a different interior. Which is really our only, biggest disappointment. And there is lots of dog poop around. Which is a bummer since there are bags at the trailheads and parking areas. We travel with two bigger dogs, and it's sad to see others being so gross and disrespectful. There are plenty of trash cans around! Review Update: We will be so sad to leave! Our stay at the park has been beyond fantastic. We've stayed in three different cabins over two weeks. #11 was very spacious in terms of living area but a very tight bathroom! The shower stall is about 3x3. But the water pressure is fantastic! The kitchen range top is a two burner RV style & you will need a lighter to get things started. On a weekend (when the park fills up), the road outside is rather busy. But its fun to wave at everyone. Cabin #4 has been our favorite so far. Large living space thanks to the built in bunks. And screens on some of the windows! Which is great for nighttime breezes. Big four burner stove top, again bring a lighter. Bigger shower stall plus a sink/vanity in the bathroom. Cabin #7 has a four burner stove top, no lighter required. Full size tub & shower, a spacious bathroom in general. I can't speak highly enough of every single person we've interacted with here at the park. Employees & volunteers, everyone is so incredibly kind. And helpful!

For this heat, the kids' playground is perfect. Water splashing everywhere. I would definitely take my grandkids here when they visit.

We had fun doing a photo and video shoot. Nice park.

We found this gem passing through. The atmosphere is "Diner" exactly that. It was friendly, fast and very delicious. We got country fried steak, chicken wings and fried zucchini. The price was fair. The whole experience was great. If we come through here again we will eat here again.

Waitresses are super sweet! The food was great too. I had the chorizo scramble which was a huge portion and delicious. Hun had the country benedict. He loved it and ate every bite. It was pretty crowded at 10:30 on a Friday which is great for the restaurant. We will definitely be back.

Our stay at The Hualapai Lodge and Resort was probably our best travel experience of the year. We were fortunate to get a late July 3-night reservation there in Resort Room 1 due to a cancellation. The room was very nicely decorated and furnished, with a great balance of modern amenities with historic ambience. The location is beyond quiet - it's absolutely still, punctuated by various bird calls and songs. We enjoyed watching elk browse just a few yards from the back deck (exclusive to Resort Room 1) and calmly walking along the road that passes by at the base of the small hill just off the deck. We slept very peacefully in this idyllic setting. We enjoyed several lunches and dinners at the on-site restaurant, and this property served as our base for hiking in the nearby Hualapai Mountain County Park. The staff at the on-site General Store was pleasant, friendly, and helpful. The only negative of our entire stay was the repeated appearances of some local yokel who evidently never matured beyond 3rd grade. On two of the three nights we were there, he drove up in his lifted white full-size pickup truck, stayed several hours at the bar, and drove back up the hill toward Kingman. It's not just that when he left each time, he apparently had his foot to the floor despite the posted 35MPH speed limit, but he has outfitted his big toy truck with a horn that sounds exactly like a freight train horn - and is just as loud. When the bar closes, he honks the horn multiple times in the parking lot and then, as he barrels up the hill, lays on the horn in a long, continuous blast lasting a good 10-15 seconds. It spoils the evening for guests, frightens the wildlife, and disturbs the local residents. Nobody lives in this kind of wild getaway place hoping to hear that kind of crap, and certainly nobody vacations there hoping to hear that. I know it's beyond the control of the resort, but the fact remains that it was a negative part of our stay there.

Last time we were here was 7 years ago…place seems a lot bigger now and they have dog pens for people who choose to use them. We have 2 small dogs and decided to use it instead of using their own pen. This also gives the dogs more freedom. Staff are very friendly and helpful people.

Very nice park with plenty to do. There were 2 swings that were tied together and were marked as couldn't be used when I was there. The bathrooms were clean. The walking path around there is pretty nice as well and adds to the options of what you can do while enjoying the park.

This Kingman location is awesome and it had everything that you expect from a Harbor Freight store. The store was clean and well organized. Plenty of parking and helpful employees. I needed some reasonably priced tools for a vacation home project and I found them without any problems. Love Harbor Freight!

Yes, 3 yards. One big one for big dogs and two smaller ones. This is just what we needed for a trip across route 66. My little Chihuahua mutt is a happy camper after being in the car all day yesterday and what will be a long day today. It could be fancier and have more beautiful grass but look there's water. It's fenced. There's plenty of space and theres big tree shade.

I drive by this course on my way from Phoenix to Las Vegas all the time, telling myself to one day stop in and play a round. So I did. Super friendly staff all departments. Apparently, now city owned. At its price unit, superb condition. Being my first time there and late in the day wish I had gone out with some locals because there were some sections of navigating around the course that got a little confusing, but got through with help of regulars on-site. Must play course for all, some super fun unique holes, beautiful scenery, and interesting cliffs throughout the course. The last three holes were very fun, heading further into the back of the mountain cliffs. Uphill blind par three on the front most unique hole on course, I would call it the signature hole with a small jut of cliffs on either side, reminded me of the Garden of the Gods in Colorado. Very satisfied with play, quality, staff, and scenery. Heavy tall rough grass, so be prepared. I was able to get 18 holes in starting around 4 pm in just a little over 3 hours. Must play in Kingman, Arizona!!!!

Everything was great . Really quick to get our order . Our waitress was fantastic. She was working hard attentive to everyone there . Chicken soup was good and love the grill cheese - the super bird sandwich was tasty as was the fries . Got a great container to take half my sandwich to go .

Great food. Friendly service. Clean restaurant. Great scenic views. 1/2 order of nachos is plenty for most people. Prices are fair.

Stopped in to visit family and they brought me to their favorite restaurant. I completely understand why they love it! Best Thai food I've had in a very long time. You will need to ask for spicier if that's what you like, because I think they make everything at a spice level 1 by default. Level 3 is the perfect amount for me! Highly recommend the tom kha Kai (basically coconut soup), the spring rolls, and vermicelli noodles.

I love coming to this Pizza Hut. I always receive very fastand friendly service here and delicious pizza. I feel like it's more Hot N Ready than Little Caesars itself! Never had a bad experience coming here so far! Always look forward to ordering from this location!