Tuzigoot National Monument Visitor Center

Staff very nice. Very nice guest center. Great displays. Hike is up up up hill. First part is ramps..some railings. Top get to the top we walked stairs. Was a pretty easy hike for the most part. Views are great. Structure is fascinating especially if spark guide fills you in on the history. There are information signs along the way. Nice visit. Cost unless you have a national park membership.

Nice day trip. Interesting to see how natives lived hundreds of years ago. If taking lil ones, be cautious as some of the trailhead has no railings. Beautiful open plains. We enjoy
God's majestic country !

Great place to spend an afternoon, bring your lunch if you like since there are several picnic tables, you will be surrounded by ancient history.

Very wonderful friendly staff, very inviting and welcoming. The displays were nice, grounds were well kept and the walk was easy.

Staff is very friendly and full of information. Great visual of the past. Very veteran friendly place to visit

Every National Park, National Monument, National Forest is amazing in its own way! This one is no exception. It is small and is close to both the cities of Cottonwood and Jerome (must sees too!)

Views are great from the top.

Very nice visitor center.

Steep but short walk up to top room of Tuzigoot. Fantastic fall view.

For getting more acknowledge about Native American, it’s worth to visit; However, not worth $10 by itself to visit; better seen in combination with other Native American Natl Monuments in the area on the annual Natl Parks pass.

Lot's of information to read about the area and the people that lived there. Great views at the top of the living area. Some very steep areas, probably not safe for wheelchairs or scooters. Walkable, small distance around the living quarters, little gift shop, stairs.

I really enjoyed Tuzigoot National Monument and the Visitor Center. Tuzigoot was large and impressive. There were also great views from the top. The Visitor Center had many exhibits, signs, etc. describing the site and its history.

Small but very informative regarding the people and history of the Tuzigoot area. How they lived, farmed, how they built there structures. Great personal. Highly recommend that you visit the hiking trail to the structured in the morning. As always when walking in Arizona, take LOTS of water! After viewing the structures, then check out the Visitor's Center to cool off.

This monument was pretty cool. Good informative signs along walkway. The sidewalk path around the ruins was short. It was also interesting to read this was a "temporary" housing community. I also was fascinated by the placement of living; more important people lived higher on the hill. This was a nice stop. Dog friendly on the sidewalk.

We visited for about 2hrs. Nice museum in the visitors center and gift shop.There was a ranger at the ruins talking about the history of the people. Many original artifacts in visitors center.

Guide was great, found out he was from our area originally. He gave us some recommendations on places to visit. The site was fun to to see and very educational for the kids. Do Montezuma Castle and the well together. You'll save on parking.

Great day trip. Your ticket is good for 7days and you can use it at Montezuma's Castle National Park as well. Make sure you also visit Montezuma's Well ell while you were there it is free and just about 30 minutes away.

Lots of information about the site and it's inhabitants in the visitor center. There was even a native educator there that day that performed songs, played instruments and answered questions about the peoples of the area. Great little side trip, worth the visit.

It's always interesting to see how people from the past live. Great views from the monument.
Free with a national park pass or $10 per person.

Friendly staff, clean bathrooms, and a simple layout with a nice little gift shop and museum portion. This was a fairly small site and did not require as much time but it was still nice to see and learn about, and worth the stop!

Great escape to enjoy fantastic views of the surrounding valley, and rich native history at the ruins.

Nice hilltop ruins you can actually climb to the roof. There was a knowledgeable ranger/volunteer on top, with a dog treat in his pocket.