Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum - Camp Verde, Arizona

Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum

Ubicado en 460 Finnie Flat Rd, Camp Verde, AZ 86322, Estados Unidos, el Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum es un centro de investigación y museo que ofrece una visión única sobre la historia y la cultura de la región.

Especialidades

Este centro de investigación y museo se especializa en la historia, el museo arqueológico, el centro cultural, la agencia de turismo y la atracción turística.

Algunas de las características del centro incluyen:

• Visita guiada por expertos
• Exposiciones de arte y artefactos
• Interpretación de la naturaleza y la historia
• Video de un anciano de la tribu apache hablando sobre la historia

Opiniones

Este centro ha recibido 136 reseñas en Google My Business con una media de 4.7/5 estrellas.

Los visitantes han destacado la excelente calidad de las exposiciones, la atención de los guías y la experiencia general del centro.

Se recomienda visitar el centro, especialmente aquellos interesados en la historia y la cultura de la región.

Información práctica

La dirección del centro es 460 Finnie Flat Rd, Camp Verde, AZ 86322, Estados Unidos.

El número de teléfono es 9285670066.

La página web es verdevalleyarchaeology.org.

El centro ofrece:

• Servicios en el sitio
• Parking para vehículos de todos los tamaños
• Accesibilidad para personas con discapacidad
• Asientos y baños accesibles
• Loop de sonido para personas con dificultades auditivas
• Tienda de recuerdos
• Visitas guiadas
• Restaurant
• Accesibilidad para niños

Otras atracciones cercanas

En el área se encuentran:

• On-site services
• Wheelchair-accessible car park
• Wheelchair-accessible entrance
• Wheelchair-accessible seating
• Wheelchair-accessible toilet
• Assistive hearing loop
• Gift shop
• Toilet
• Restaurant
• Good for kids
• Free multi-storey car park
• Free parking lot
• On-site parking

👍 Reviews of Verde Valley Archaeology Center and Museum

Robert S.

5/5

We stopped by on a whim while driving through a snowstorm between Sedona and Phoenix and were very glad that we did. It's an amazing museum and interpretive center covering archeology, art and nature. It is so well done with carefully selected pieces in numbers that don't overwhelm the senses and knowledgeable volunteer guides. Be sure to see the video of an Apache tribe elder talking about history. We highly recommend a visit.

Jan S.

4/5

Nice little museum. Make sure to take the time to listen to the two videos they have. Its a quick museum plan about an hour. They have several displays but if you want to know what its about, this is not the place, its take a photo of what you are seeing and then google it to learn about what you are seeing. Very nice volunteers.

Ian M.

5/5

Great little museum. Small, intimate setting that does a wonder job explaining the native history of the area. Kaden did a wonderful job interpreting the exhibits for us. Absolutely recommend if you're passing through.

Greg F.

4/5

Wonderful museum. Great exhibits. Staff seemed burned out and lacked enthusiasm. It is still worth seeing the exhibit and spending time learning about the area. Worth the drive to experience this museum. 👌

Administrator

5/5

Beautiful small museum! Interesting collection of artifacts. Comfortable parking

Maya T.

5/5

It looks small from the outside but there IS quite a bit on the inside. It looks like the museum has made an effort to consult with local communities. The docent and other staff were very helpful and interesting. I only wish the museum hours were longer.

Jonathan N.

5/5

A fantastic museum whose staff is very knowledgeable about the local history, the artifacts on display, and the modern city. On our visit we were the only patrons, which was nice as the museum is on the smaller side. To our surprise we were given a guide, which was spectacular because she (I forgot the name, I'm sorry) shared many stories about the land and each exhibit. My favorite exhibit was the giant mural of the Hopi migration story that includes a video of the artist their self and what it meant to be Hopi and what is means to be Hopi today in a modern world. I highly recommend visiting.

David P.

5/5

A small collection. But full of information and understanding of the past and people. Who called the Verde Valley home thousands of years ago.