Montezuma Castle National Monument is a historic and protected site Camp Verde located in United States.
2800 N Montezuma Castle Rd Camp Verde , AZ 86322 United States
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Great historical stop when in the Sedona area. Dwellings dating back to 1000 AD. Maintained by the National Park Service.
a very pleasant, shaded walk. you can also visit tuzigoot and the well with your ticket. all three are good for a quick day trip. though the well requires a little more walking, it’s worth it.
This place is a must see! It's $10 to get in and well worth it. Only negative is bathrooms are nasty. On the way out stop and get some fry bread from the shack on the corner.
Love seeing a park that's well looked after and staffed with folks that want to be there! Easy access , and our annual pass worked here!
Good stop on way to/from Sedona . A quick 1 hour dose of culture. Be sure to chat to Sam - supper knowledgeable retiree guide.
Scenic cliff dwellings that you view from a beautiful creek bed. Nice in the winter when the leaves have color.
The area is super beautiful and very accessible. It long but easy to get around and good info.
Amazing that some of it is still here to see!
Very interesting and educational . Excellent family expedition for all ages.
Great picture spot with the Arizona Sycamores near the path to "Castle A". Find Ranger John and ask him where the southernmost mile high city in the US is.
Worth the $5 admission - kids under 15 get in free. Lots of great sights in such a small area.
Admission is around 5 bucks..and you have to walk 1/3 of a mile to see Montezuma 's Castle . May not be the best thing to see if you or your guests have limited mobilty.
Pretty nice park . Small and super friendly rangers .
Check it out if you have time and want to pay $10/pp, oherwise look at it on the internet!
Nice little walk in history but they still have the stupid mask wearing to go through store
This 20 room high-rise apartment , nestled into a towering limestone cliff, tells a 1,000 year-old story of ingenuity and survival in an unforgiving desert landscape.
Going here on the way to Grand Canyon w/ a group of 4? Pick up a National Park Annual Pass for $80 & it will already almost pay 4 itself. (Save $20 here & the $25/car entry into GC).
I'm not sure how you cannot like this place. Native American ruins dating back to 1000AD. Very well maintained by the National Park Service,
It was very interesting. We were able to listen to an educational Ranger presentation.
A must see between Sedona and the Grand Canyon
It's worthy of the 5$ fee. Interesting stuff that makes for nice photographs .
Make sure you take time to chat with Sam, 84 years young tour guide.
Neat place, amazing to see it so well preserved. Worth the $5
Beautiful views
Nice museum and friendly Park Rangers to assist.
Nothing to do with the Aztec emperor Moctezuma. Still, very interesting to see.
Admission price of $5 is a rip off. Just come in without paying if you really want to see it!
Go in cool weather ... it's hot up here
Grab some Frybread off montezuma rd before arriving to the Castle
Interesting, but not much to see for the $10 fee. If you're over 61 you get discounts
Worth the money!
Visit the gift shop .
Come during national park week, it's free!
Cute place ????
National Park Annual Pass also works as Red Rock Pass in Sedona .
Great views
Montezuma never visited here.
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The gentlemen at the information desk was very helpful in pointing out good hiking trails as well as points of interest for sightseeing in the area. - Alex Randow
Very nice hike with a short steep area to get to the top and keep going. - Lisa NYCnonprofit
What a fantastic BREAKFAST BUFFET for just $7 !!! - Adrian GEEMAN Kelly CEEMAN
A must do, especially on your way in to Sedona (if you’re coming from the South). Beautiful views. Drive as far up as you can so that you can park close. - Michael G.
Love this trail. Amazing views once you get to the very top. Be wary of the trail coming back down. One of the more difficult climbs for me, but my favorite - Sofia Rodriguez