Casa Grande Ruins National Monument - Coolidge Landmark

Full Amenity List

• Picnic Tables
• Guided Tours
• Wheelchair Accessible
• Restrooms
• Visitor Center

Descriptions from Across the Web

• If not Arizona's largest Native American ruins, these are among the most elusive. What is that tall building anyway ... more on manual_books
• Archeological preserve of one of the most mysterious ancient structures in North America. more on TripAdvisor
• Dogs must be on leash and must be cleaned up after at the monument. Dogs are not allowed in any buildings. more on DogFriendly.com
• Dogs must be on leash and must be cleaned up after at the monument. Dogs are not allowed in any buildings. more on DogFriendly.com
• The ruins of Casa Grande, whose original purpose still eludes archaeologists, were unknown to European explorers until Father Kino, a Jesuit missionary, first recorded their existence in 1694. The ruins were set aside as federal land in 1892 and named a national monument in 1918. Although only a ... more on Fodor's

Directions

By Car Transportation is by private vehicle. The park is in Coolidge, Arizona, about an hour-long drive from either Phoenix or Tucson. From Interstate 10 take the Coolidge exits and follow the signs to the park entrance.

Hours

Casa Grande Ruins National Monument is open every day of the year from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. except Thanksgiving Day and December 25th when we are closed.

Miscellaneous

• Admission: Entrance Fee for Casa Grande Ruins National Monument is charged per person and is valid for 7 days from date of purchase. Each adult (16 years or older) will be charged $5.00. Children 15 and younger are free.
• Childrens Programs: Children ages 8-14 can participate in the park's Junior Ranger program during their visit.

Other Web Resources

• www.taltrust.org
• http://www.visitmesa.com