Fun, family friendly historical site with a lot to see including replicas of old buildings, plenty of hiking, a gift shop and free lectures by locals describing how life was like. On Valentine’s Day Elvis was available at the church for weddings. They even had the old rock crusher up and working. The gift shop also has an indoor museum. For a small fee you can see items owned by locals and learn all about the local history. All funds and donations go back into preserving the area.

Lynnette Stotz

Excellent place to learn a lot about the local history of the Superstition Mountains. The gift store was absolutely fantastic and was filled with high-quality books about Arizona and southwest history, folklore, Native Americans, and the Wild West. We especially liked the large selection of locally mined semi-precious gemstones. The staff and volunteers at this Museum we’re all very friendly and helpful. Be sure to have a hat and water because it gets hot when you’re walking around the grounds.

Mary Biancalana

I really enjoyed it here. While it is small, it is packed with information and visual stimulation if you enjoy history. The museum itself is clean and well organized for the small space it is currently occupying and boasts loads in local history. The staff is extremely friendly and knowledgeable and I am looking forward to returning with my kids. A must see if you are by the Superstition Mountains. There are a few walking trails that are great for beginners and still enjoyable for more experienced walkers as well. The scenery is stunningly beautiful and never gets old. In certain seasons, they also have gun fighters and mule/donkey rides for the kids as well.

Nicole Kridler

I’ve driven by this place countless times without ever checking it out. Finally did a little digging and it sounded interesting. And then I finally paid a visit this past weekend and was pleasantly surprised. Don’t expect High Street class; do expect old West charm, plenty of local history and lore, and the beautiful backdrop of the Superstition Mountains, not to mention a surprisingly good gift shop. Saturdays bring the added fun of gun fight shows with a friendly crew that welcomes photos during the show and posing with them after the show. For the price, this is well worth the visit.

Brad Stoops

Randomly stopped by on my way home from Lost Dutchman State Park and I was super happy I did! Very sweet museum with great views of the Superstition Mountains. Lots to see on site from a barn, trains, petting zoo on Saturdays, little gift shop, and a labyrinth – and even a chapel dedicated to Elvis. Cute fun stop for anyone visiting the area to learn more about the history of the area.

Rachel Ewell

The museum with its indoor and outdoor exhibits is a pleasant surprise and definitely worth your time if you’re going on the Apache Trail or to the nearby Lost Dutchman State Park. Everything is well-maintained, and the staff are without exception friendly and helpful. Check it out!

Michael Harner

Awesome place to visit. If you loved watching old westerns you will love this place.

Erin Engnell

Beautiful gift shop with tons of great things to buy.

Sandra Colapreto

My husband has been enthralled with all the wonderful tales of the mountains since his college days a long time ago. The museum does not disappoint!

Karen Ehrlich

The museum with its indoor and outdoor exhibits is a pleasant surprise and definitely worth your time if you’re going on the Apache Trail or to the nearby Lost Dutchman State Park. Everything is well-maintained, and the staff are without exception friendly and helpful. Check it out!

Michael Harner