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This is a really cool thing to see - when you pay your entrance you also get access to a few other sites, which makes it worth it. The Well is amazing to see. The castle is really quite amazing but you can only view it from below - still awesome to see. Pair it with a trip to Walnut Canyon!
Staff was helpful and knowledgeable.
It was a great site . It was a learning experience about the history of the area .
Knowledgable staff that are fun to talk too.
Over 700 years old ...1/3 of a mile paved hike...and a small museum.
If you have a 4th grader register on National Parks site for a free pass.
Pricey without a discount and you'll see little more than the images posted in the gift shop. Great for history buffs and maybe children - if they get it.
Some of the ruins have been damaged by previous visitors. It's now restricted to walk inside the castle ruins. There is some information provided prior to the arrival of settlers/squatters. The land should be given back to the Native American people to care for it. After all, the ruins are part of the people. Would be nice to have native people give the true stories and answer questions as to why the people built the way they did and ways of living. (I would of given it a 5 a star).
Great little quiet, National Monument. Great walking/hiking path, and neat ruins to view. It's a little cliche, but it is a great little hidden gem.
Fascinating to learn about ancient civilizations!
First time visiting Montezuma Castle and I've lived her my whole life! Came with my sons fieldtrip. This place is beautiful and a really unique experience! Will definitely be back with the fam!!
Interesting history of people and their way of life. Learning they took their idea of living from the swallows.
I didn't know of the ancient cliff dwellings at this location, but stopped in while traveling. So glad we did. Inspiring to see the humble life the Native Americans lived beside Beaver Creek. Sad that in decades past visitors caused destruction and stole artifacts from the site.
Great visitors center at the beginning of the trail!
Excellent a lot of interactive displays
I met a very interesting man who was playing an American Indian flute! Lots of history here!
A short fascinating ruins
Perfect pitstop on a long trip
Lots of gr8 information to read and learn about other countries as well through time developments
Very neat attraction, but the restrooms......GROSS!!!
Rangers were so friendly and easy to talk to. They gave us a lot of information about the castle and the surrounding area.
Excellent presentation!
I volunteer here. Very nice Visitors center. Folks are treated with courtesy and information and the beauty of this National Monument.
Amazing. Must see! Be prepared to go up and down 172 narrow, steep steps.
Amazing to see, doesn't take very long to see it all.
Very informative
It was really hot, but the visitors center was nice, with lots to look at and buy. Nice clean restrooms.
Beautiful place. The staff was very informative. Felt very peaceful there.
It's good to understand the history, but not much to see though.
Very glad to have visited the historic site.
Great history
The rangers and volunteers are quite helpful. There also a gift shop. Kids love getting their monuments passport stamped with the Ranger stamp.
Fantastic National Park, under-visited. The key feature is the site of an Anasazi cliff-dwelling culture that lived there in pre-Columbian America.
Classy visitor center. Gives an excellent introduction to want you are about to see.
Nice park very limited parking however an they have RV parking too. Wheelchair friendly, dogs allowed
I sat in on a Ranger Talk about Montezuma's Castle and it was very informative. The walk from the parking lot to the site was nice but unexpectedly short, I wasn't unhappy about that on a very hot May day.
Fantastic paved walk about area and tours. Not a big place as far as wandering around, but very beautiful to see nature and history. The gift shop was well priced and water fountains are upgraded to fill your bottle.
Lots of great information kept here and great to see different things about the people. We got our annual pass here which I thought was cool, works at any park. Also did the junior ranger deal for the kids which was well worth it. The kids loved the activities and badge at the end.
Fun place for family trip with young kids
I visited in August 2019, stay hydrated 103°
Nice day to see this
Very interesting historically significant site, interesting facts abound. View from afar, listen to the guides for information.
Self guided tour a lot of information about people living in the area hundreds of years ago. Easy walking.
Friendly knowledgeable staff. Very decent, clean bathrooms. They have several benches and tables to eat lunch or rest.
Good lite museum of native Americans to learn more about are history
The visitor center is small, but densely designed so it's reasonably informative. Visitors are restricted to viewing the ruins from some distance away (for understandable reasons of preservation). They are impressive and interesting to contemplate, but not quite as thought-provoking as Wupatki, for example, where one can stand on places where the ancient dwellers stood.
Great little spot.
Clear explanations
Top viewing area unfortunately closed.
How did this place get so many stars? It is one short trail to walk on the bottom of the mountain and out to the exit. You get to see the outside area of the home structure that's on all the website pictures. Look at the website and move on. This stop really was a waste of time. You can't get close to the structure and won't be able to see the inside of the mountain.
So amazing! I recommend people to stop here and check it out
Great spot to stop and take a quick hike while seeing some beautiful scenery and A little bit about older civilizations. Staff at this national Park were fantastic and made it interesting for kids.
Fantastic place. Definitely worth a stop. This is a smaller site that can be visited relatively quickly if time is an issue. Fascinating history. Even though it was extremely hot out the day we visited, there was a volunteer outside that took the time to educate us on the history of the area. Apparently he had nearly passed due to he heat out a few days prior. Now that is dedication! Kudos to you sir!
The visit to the castle was just what we expected. We wanted to visit for a while now. It would benefit the attraction to maybe have a ranger out with the guest mingling.
While this is a very cool place to see. Keep in mind that it is a very short visit and costs 10$ per person. It's practically a racket. I wish I would have just walked around the check in station, no one would have noticed and while it is a cool place to see, it was not worth the money. So I suggest anyone that read this review just by passes the the fee.
Stumbled across this place leaving Flagstaff on the way to Phoenix. So glad we did. This was an amazing experience. Of all the national parks we have been too, the staff here was the friendliest. Very attentive and knowledgable. My son also became a Jr. Ranger. This is a must see. Not too crowded either.
Well run Forest Service facility. Hard to believe they haven't suffered more from budget cuts. Well done.
Very good overview of the archaeological history of the area.
Nice one hour stop to look at some clift dwellings.
Absolutely great
Very clean, neat, and informational.
Friendly staff. Really something to see
They have great AC in here, this is nice because when we visited it was burning hot. They also have a nice picture of Teddy Roosevelt that you can take a picture next to
Truly and amazing sight! Easily accessible for all with a mostly shaded, widely paved and resting benches. A definite must see!
Great place to visit. Very warm welcome staff.
Interesting historical site...you should check it out and learn new things!
Loved visiting with my family! Very educational
Organized, clean, rangers are very informative. Its a little gem when traveling to Flagstaff from Phoenix.
Can't access the structures but nice informational section.
Half museum, half gift shop, a great place to cool off and enjoy the relics of the castle. Learn about the site and life for those that lived there. The shop has something for everyone to enjoy with great prices. Ask about the scarlet macaw, I thought it had an interesting story. Friendly staff, always willing to chat and answer any questions.
Sam the volunteer was very nice and knowledgeable. Unfortunately can’t get very close to the Castle.
So glad history is being preserved and we can enjoy it
The center is small but informative, and provides a good introduction to the ruins.
Should not cost 10.$ per person but its amazing. If you are disabled u should get a park pass. I was wrong its worth the 10$. The gift shop is awesome n reasonable
A very interesting place if you are into history. You can;t go up into the dwellings anymore. They stopped some time ago but take some binoculares and you can get a good peak at things. Staff was helpful and knowledgeable.
What an amazing piece of history. But.... it's not a place you can spend a ton of time at looking around. It's more of a rest stop, with a view, that you have to pay to get in.
Very spiritual place
A great place to see
Chilly but a wonderful experience
The rangers we're very nice and there was a lot of cool information.
Been there many times over the last 4 decades. When I get tired of admiring that civilization, I'll stop visiting.
Small but nice visitor center.
Wonderful.
Friendly staff and a decent selection of souvenirs and local maps.
Love the rich history here. Newbies need to arrive early and head to the Well once the crowds arrive. If you hurry you can get to toozigoot before it gets too late or hot!
Pretty cool to see. Makes you wonder how people from long ago build something like that to last hundreds of years
Very nice. Great stop off when going through the area. The staff here was very friendly.
Amazing monument. They have done a lot to preserve the area and make it easy to navigate and learn about the history of the this amazing place.
Very informed rangers.
Easy access and very interesting place to visit. There is a small gift shop and washroom facilities. If you're looking for food you have to go to a nearby Food Outlet or the casino.
Good and sad at the same time
This was worth the drive.
Great place to buy gifts. Local and native made crafts and no tax!
One-time event for sure. Once you have seen it, you are not likely to return.
Nice quick self guided tour to check out. Lots of history to learn about here. Interesting to learn about how resourceful these people were and how the local vegetation was used.
Interesting glimpse into the lives of native Americans.
Great stop. Only takes 1 to 2 hrs
The Castle is intriguing but I was also in awe viewing the rest of the park. In October the fall colors were everywhere. The trees are in all stages of age and shape and beauty. The actual Castle is inaccessible but so very high in the stone formation! There is a full-dimensional diorama that shows how it possibly appeared in its own time.
Montezuma never lived here.
Can't believe we live 45 minutes away and finally seen this amazing part of history. A must see
Well worth it! Clean, easy paved walkways! Beautifully preserved history!
Great place!!
Interesting stop along the highway in Arizona. Gives you new perspectives into native American life.
Very nice cool place with bathroom, water station and little gift shop
Awesome experience! Must see
Amazing. Paved walkway. Everyone should go.
Fantastic, very short walk on a paved sidewalk.
Very educational. Would never had expected to be started on crops grown, Indians that were growing cotton in Arizona hundreds of years before settlers arrived.
Spectacular view of this cliff dwelling. Beautiful grounds with shade to rest in.
Little pricey
This is a really nice national park. The staff are g ref great and the a lot of ti.e with the children. Kids had a lot of fun.
Very small but fantastic cliff dwellings.
The prelude to wonderful ruins
Very cool place!
Great place
Worth going history only need 1 hour
Beautiful place to see and the presentation by the national parks ranger was awesome. Very interesting and informative. A peaceful society once lived in this land, maybe that could happen again.
Great staff. Nice place
Cool place to visit. The cliff dwellings are impressive to see! Parking is free. Close to Sedona so make sure to go there as well!!
This is a really stunning cave dwelling that is incredibly accessable on a short paved path from the parking lot. There are a ton of really informative plaques that contextualize and explain the cliff dwelling, how it was built, and what the lives of the people were like. Highly recommended if you are in the area or have an interest in Native American culture and history.
Loved visiting this place with the family. I would love to go back again. Learning about the historical castle was fun also. Love that they had a guy playing the flute it made it better.
Fun to check out for a quick stop and stretch out of the car. Can’t see myself ever spending more than 45 minutes to an hour here but it’s worth checking out. Come early and beat the heat. The pathways and welcoming shade trees really make this a special place. First road trip with my boy too!
Wheel of Montezuma's Castle really easy to get around in fantastic place to go. If you're in the area don't miss it
Very informative. Friendly staff.
Great place absolutely gorgeous.
Many interesting things to learn here. Sadly one can no longer get close to the structure, but it is still interesting in several ways.
Brought my daughter on a day trip with my mother in law, so much fun. There were many helpful park rangers and even insightful visitors during the weekend we visited. My daughter even got to become a junior park ranger at this location, just ask the staff when buying your park pass. Worth the visit, a great look into Arizona's past.
The visitors center for Montezuma Castle is fairly large in order to accommodate the many visitors. Plenty of parking and a few spaces for large buses and Rvs. From the parking lot their are restrooms with full services and were clean. Inside there are many artifacts and opportunities for everyone young and old to learn about this historic site. This center offers the little ranger program for kids to learn, answer questions and receive a honorary ranger badge. Outside on you way to the monument there was a man playing the flute which just adds a little extra to such a magical place. We loved it here and highly recommend!
Great history display, lots of information. Store interesting and appealing, reasonable prices and variety.
Basically a mini museum. And the workers were so nice! Public bathrooms.
Great center, wonderful souvenirs for everyone. Consider a National Parks Pass. Parks staff were incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. Sun hats for all can be purchased here. I'm from the North East, just to stress the importance of headgear and sleeved shirts.
A nice entry to the park but you will not spend much time here. Hit the trail and see the castle!
Informative and very nice
Another historic place to visit. Fun for the whole family!
We preform here n love the staff! Great place to learn of southwest history n to learn of its people! A must history buffs!
Absolutely beautiful place to visit. A must see.
Friendly staff. Clean, and there is a cool dude playing some flute outside that you can hear while touring the place. Badass.
Friendly staff, lot of merchandise.
This was $10 per person to enter & view. Ticket is good for other AZ state parks for 7 days. I don't regret the $ 20 for the 2 of us to view the cliff dwellings, they're amazing.
Nice attendants
Great historical and fun stop for all ages in our party. The rangers were available and knowledgeable. Amazing history!
Loved it but loved Mesa Verde more. You can walk through Mesa Verde.
The gateway to an incredible cliff dwelling. A great stop if you are in the Sedona-Flagstaff area.
This is a great place to take a break from driving. It's very interesting, not far off the highway and tourist friendly. There are lots of employees who are happy to answer any questions and can give you so much information. The easy hike is less than a mile and the facilities are nice.
Awesome for myself and my family
Very very friendly and informative.
A pleasant and shady (and paved) loop stroll that anyone could enjoy. Morning light on the cliffs enhances the sight of the dwellings. The sycamore trees are a sight in themselves at any time.
Native history. Learn it.
Beautiful site and extremely friendly people!
A beautiful historical place to visit. You got to see this.
I didnt know what it was exactly until I got there. The park employees were awesome and helpful. Seeing the castle on the side of the mountain was beautiful and the stillness and quiet of the place was whimsical. The wind blowing through the trees makes you appreciate the quiet of nature I wish we could see the creek more but I understand why we couldn't.
Wonderful place to visit, right off the highway. So interesting to learn how resourceful the people were that lived here.
Intriguing place. Easy walk to view the castle. Must see if you are interested in SW history.
Learned a lot about the area before seeing the castle
story of the ancient Cliff Dwellers
Nice gift shop and informative dtaff
Very nice very peaceful get you thinking how they built all that without scaffolding or OSHA to tell them they couldn't do
Not much to see, but right off I-17. Definately worth the detour to see one of the original 4 National Monuments.