Important information and updates on COVID-19 for Arizona Visitors. ⟶

Get The Travel guide

See Full Calendar

Visitor Centers

Maybe you planned your trip to the minute, or maybe you’re just winging it. Either way, be sure to fit in a stop to your nearest Arizona Visitor Information Center.

Why stop at an Arizona Visitor Information Center? For starters, you can:

  • Pick up our latest Official State Travel Guide, maps and other brochures from local businesses and travel partners to spark more ideas for your trip.
  • Get the inside scoop from locals on what’s happening in the area, restaurants to try, places to stay and attractions to put on your must-see list.
  • Learn which nearby sites or parks need permits (and how to get one) and which are free to visit.
  • Find discount coupons or “passport books” with special offers and deals for visitors and tourists.

Important details to know:

  • Most Arizona Information Visitor Centers are open Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. but check each listing as hours may vary.
  • Centers are closed on all major and federal holidays, including Easter Sunday, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Camp Verde Visitor Center

Camp Verde's Visitor Center shares space with the Camp Verde Historical Society Museum--down the street from the Verde Valley Archaeology Center and around the corner from Fort Verde State Historic Park. Stop in for a taste of the area's rich past, some friendly advice on how to make your visit more enriching, or a cool drink of water.

435 S Main St Camp Verde AZ

Read More

Clifton Visitor Center

Located in the heart of Clifton in the historic train depot, friendly volunteers will provide you with the places to see, things to do and a host of other valuable information about Clifton and the surrounding area so you can make the most of your visit.

100 N Coronado Blvd Morenci AZ

Read More

Navajo County Historical Society - Holbrook

Travelers from around the globe get their kicks in this Northern Arizona gateway to the mother road as well as to an amazing national park, the Petrified Forest. Holbrook is a canvas painted with mid-century Route 66 kitsch, Wild West characters, and unforgettable landscapes.

100 E Arizona St Holbrook Arizona

Read More

Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce

The old west meets the new west in charming Wickenburg. Saddle-up for a trip to the historic, high-desert town of Wickenburg, where the cowpokes roam and the Western lifestyle still thrives. Located 50 minutes northwest of Phoenix on the Hassayampa River, Wickenburg prides itself as being the most western town in Arizona.

216 N Frontier St Wickenburg AZ

Read More

Prescott Chamber of Commerce

A mile-high city, Prescott is nestled in the Ponderosa Pines of Prescott National Forest. Fill your lungs with that amazing pine scent as you enjoy Prescott's natural surroundings or head downtown for a glimpse into Arizona's boom-town past.

117 W Goodwin St Prescott AZ

Read More

Apache Junction Chamber of Commerce

Flanked by the rugged Superstition Mountains, Apache Junction is a desert playground with a historic past. The Chamber of Commerce represents a diverse group of businesses located in this varied geographic region and has information on upcoming events and activities.

567 Apache Trail Apache Junction AZ

Read More

Tubac Presidio State Historic Park - Visitor Center

Start your visit to this historic park in southern Arizona with a seven-minute video highlighting a brief history of the village of Tubac. While at the center, you can also browse the park gift shop, which features a broad selection of books on Spain in the Southwest, Native American history, the local environment and children's books. The visitor center also has a scale model of the Captain's house, which was a part of the presidio and is located on the park grounds. It is free to enter the visitor center, though the adjoining park requires an entrance fee.

1 Burruel St Tubac AZ

Read More

Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce

Tour beautiful Cottonwood to take in the town's colorful past, abundant wildlife, and gorgeous scenery. In town, travel by foot on a self-guided tour through Old Town or venture out into the natural landscape on a Jeep tour. For an entirely different perspective, try skydiving or a peaceful hot air balloon ride.

849 Cove Pkwy Cottonwood AZ

Read More

Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce

Clear your mind, relax, and breathe. Find your center in the cool, clean mountain air of Prescott Valley, tucked between the Bradshaw Mountains to the north and the Mingus Mountains to the south.

7120 E Pav Way, Suite 102 Prescott Valley AZ

Read More

City of Williams

Less than an hour from the Grand Canyon, Williams offers cool summers as well as some of the most picturesque stops along Arizona's stretch of historic route 66. The granddaddy of all canyons aside, Williams can serve as a jumping-off point for all sorts of other excursions.

200 W Railroad Ave Williams AZ

Read More

City of Kingman

Jump in the car and hit the Mother Road to discover a treasure in the Arizona desert. Kingman is the heart of Route 66, with frequent classic car events, glowing neon signs, and an overall retro vibe that embraces the city’s vibrant past.

120 W Andy Devine Ave Kingman AZ

Read More

Southwest Valley Chamber of Commerce

The Southwest Valley Chamber of Commerce represents the communities of Goodyear, Avondale, Litchfield Park and Tolleson west of Phoenix. Stop in for information on upcoming events, activities and businesses to keep you occupied during your stay.

289 N Litchfield Rd Goodyear AZ

Read More

City of Sierra Vista

Surrounded by towering 10,000-foot mountains and known as the "Humming Bird Capital of the U.S.," Sierra Vista is ideal for outdoor explorers

3020 E Tacoma St Sierra Vista AZ

Read More

Visit Yuma

First incorporated as Arizona City in 1871, Yuma was renamed in 1873 and is now the largest city in Arizona outside the metro areas of Phoenix and Tucson. Stop by our visitor center to learn more about our city, including how to book our Visit Yuma Specialty Tours: Field to Feast, Sunset on the Ranch, or History Dinners with Tina Clark.

201 N 4th Ave Yuma AZ

Read More

Town of Pinetop-Lakeside

In the neighboring towns of Pinetop-Lakeside, kids of all ages can play in clean air amid the world's largest stand of ponderosa pines, then kick back on a porch with a sweeping view.

325 W White Mountain Blvd Pinetop-Lakeside AZ

Read More

Globe-Miami Chamber of Commerce

At the junction of U.S. Highway 60 and State Route 77, Globe is a gateway to Roosevelt Lake, the San Carlos Apache tribal lands and the Pinal Mountains, where there’s no shortage of outdoor activities – from fishing and hunting to hiking and mountain biking.

1360 N Broad St Globe AZ

Read More

Lake Havasu City Visitor Center

Near the London Bridge, in the English Village, you'll find Lake Havasu City's Visitor Center. The friendly, experienced staff enjoy meeting people from all over and sharing their insight for fun and adventure in their city. Purchase gifts and souvenirs, and pick up guides, maps and other helpful information to plan your Lake Havasu vacation.

422 English Village Lake Havasu City AZ

Read More

Sunland Visitor Center

Eloy, the sky diving capital of Arizona, welcomes adventurers with hot air balloon rides, hiking at nearby Picacho Peak, and an ostrich ranch for even more fun.

3725 N Camelut St Eloy AZ

Read More

Benson Visitor Center

In the heart of Cochise County, Benson proudly calls itself home to the living caves of Kartchner Caverns State Park and the peaceful Holy Trinity Monastery. Its history as a stopping point on the Southern Pacific Railroad line is ingrained in the city's culture. Before heading to Kartchner Caverns or elsewhere in Cochise County, stop by the visitor's center for tips on where to eat and things to see. Kids (and adults) can even try the train simulator for free and earn themselves a nifty souvenir Benson Train Engineer Certificate.

249 E 4th St Benson AZ

Read More

Discover Flagstaff

Located in the historic Santa Fe passenger train depot on Route 66, the Flagstaff Visitor Center offers visitor guides, event calendars, area maps and brochures free of charge. Our friendly staff can also provide recommendations for attractions and activities that match your time and interests and insider tips on how best to experience all that Flagstaff has to offer.

1 E Rte 66 Flagstaff AZ

Read More

Discover Salt River Visitor Center

Before you begin your journey, stop by our Visitor Center and visit with a member of our Discover Salt River staff. We are here to share information about the Salt River Indian Community – our history, area information, coupons, insider tips and of course, recommendations on our favorite places to eat! The center is located within the Pavilions at Talking Stick shopping center at 9120 E Talking Stick Way, Suite E-10 Scottsdale, AZ 85256.

9120 E Talking Stick Way Scottsdale AZ

Read More

Our website uses cookies and similar technology to provide a more personalized experience for you. By continuing to use our site, you consent to their use. For more information, please see our updated privacy policy.