Homolovi State Park Visitor Center and Gift Shop
Nestled along the iconic Route 66, the Homolovi State Park Visitor Center and Gift Shop invites travelers to dive into Arizona's rich history and stunning landscapes. With its blend of ancient Hopi ruins and breathtaking views, this gem offers a unique perspective on Native American culture. Stop by to explore engaging exhibits, pick up local artisan gifts, and recharge in a serene setting that perfectly captures the spirit of the Mother Road. Your Route 66 adventure isn't complete without a visit to this captivating oasis!
Samantha Cooper
3 months ago"I really enjoyed the displays at the visitor center and Homolavi II. So many ruins, you can clearly see how large the settlement was. See wild donkeys as well! Had a hard time finding petroglyphs at Tsuvo and couldn’t get to the gravestones at Sunset cemetery. There’s no guide, so I just wandered around for a bit then gave up."
Don or Deborah Hansen
2 months ago"Very nice place. The bathrooms and showers were clean. The ranger in the visitor center was very informitive and nice. We road or E-bikes on the roads to the trails. Not very many cars and the weather was prefect. We even saw wild horses. The camp sites are spaced so it feels like you have some privacy. The only negative is that the roads are not smooth. We had to dodge deep cracks while riding our bikes. We would come here again if we find ourselves in the area."
Dave Harris
4 years ago"What a beautiful little state park! I love learning about The ancient history of this continent and its peoples! Not only were the ruins absolutely beautiful and well preserved/restored, but they had a wonderful exhibit on the Navajo Code Talkers of world war II fame. Did you know that the Navajo were not the only tribe to take part in this program? Neither did I before I visited! Make sure to enjoy The exhibit and ask the rangers for details! They are very knowledgeable and extremely friendly! They know what they're talking about and make it easy to understand for lay people, like myself. They also have a beautiful little campground for tents as well as RVs! They have 50 and 30 amp campsites. If you're in the area of Winslow Arizona, you have to check this place out!"
joshua ward
4 years ago"Was a good visit. The park ranger estella was not happy. I had questions but she didn’t listen because she was mad. Asked her why she was mad. Said her coworkers called in sick and she had to cover. Not really my fault. I was on vacation trying to enjoy the visitor center and sites. Kinda left a bad taste for the visit. We did camp two nights there. When I have a bad day at work I don’t let the customers know. It is my problem. Not theirs."
Jeremy Gilliam
3 years ago"Great people wonderful exhibits. Definitely worth the 3 mile drive from I-40 near Winslow, AZ. A certified dark skies park."
