Reviews of Butterfly Lodge Museum (Museum)

4 Co Rd 1126, Greer, AZ 85927, United States

DESCRIPTION

Here you will see all the information of people who buy the services and products of Butterfly Lodge Museum (Museum) in the state of Arizona.

To this day this firm gets a rating of 4.6 over 5 and this rating has been based on 12 reviews.

As you can see the average score it has is virtually the best one, and it's based on a more or less high of feddbacks, so the evaluation is reasonably reliable, although it doesn't have a large quantity of ratings to provide it full reliability.

You know that we do not usually stop to put reviews when they are correct and we usually do it only if we have had a problem or issue...

This Museum belongs to the category of Museum.

Where is Butterfly Lodge Museum?

REVIEWS OF Butterfly Lodge Museum IN Arizona

Jovanna Herrera

Was a really nice place for a wedding! Weather was beautiful that day! Highly recommend!

Paul Beringer

Great place to learn about local history. Nice docent who knows everything about it.

Chris pauline

Jess Mason

This is neat place, breath of fresh air, nature and history.

Marsha Hanson

Great little museum. Wonderful gift shop.

Rhonda Rhudy

Amazing stories!

Lauren Jepsen

Best time ever! Dave our guide made the history feel first hand! Warm,inviting and extremely entertaining while learning new things! A perfect outing for Nana and Grand daughter! GREAT place to get away from it all! Highly recommend

TAMALA Cordero

Very interesting and the town of Greer was stunning. Hope to soon go again and stay the weekend in a cabin.

Norma Rand

Loved the history, beautiful country. Staff very friendly.

7STP3

Katie Deeter

Butterfly Lodge Museum. A quaint little place in Greer, Arizona it is the previous home of J. W. or James Willard Schultz. James was a Native American whom had built the cabin and had written 37 books, many of which are kept in the cabin itself. It also features art from his son. Along with other objects from their life and antiques of the time period, it is an intriguing experience to have. While the website proclaims closure at five, as does its sign, it actually closes at four. When we did arrive at four, we were offered a tour anyways. The staff was kind and informative despite our group arriving past hours.