Musuem was really interesting and people very knowledgeable. Goood local history exhibit. Highly…read morerecommend.

I was in Quartzsite for the day visiting with a cousin who was camping with friends. We decided to…read moreget away from the touristy traps and see some of the stuff most people don't. It took us quite a while to find it because Yelp showed it further down the road (address now fixed). Once we found it after driving past it several times on Main St we were rewarded with tons of historical information inside and some outside of this partially restored building. The docents were very knowledgeable and ready to talk your ears off about the history of that area of Arizona. Lots of old books and newspaper clippings to read in a couple of the rooms. There is no admission fee but a couple of donation jars and some books for sale to help support the place. We both tossed some money in the jar. It may be small but it is well worth the time to stop by if you are in to history.

This is one of the few historic places to visit in this desert town. The Hi Jolly gravesite is…read moreunique and seems to be a popular stop for the curious who are passing through. I like walking through old cemeteries and reading some of the history of the people that are buried so long ago.

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1195383562266838?fs=e&mibextid=wwXIfr&fs=e…read more This is a true pilgrimage site ! And the ghost of Haj Ali will love that he still has some celebrity! A very cool character in history! Stop by and also google his history, there is no way not to love this story of the Leader of the Camel Corps ! A memorial to Quartzite history and American ingenuity!

Such an interesting and well done adventure into the past. Definitely worth the drive and the time…read morespent. Will be going again when friends arrive for their Winter retreat. If you have any interest in the history around Yuma this is a great place to visit. Displays are well done.

The ghost town is very interesting and fun to walk through. We spent about an hour and half. Great…read morehistory of mining and life during the gold rush era to after WWII. For $75 per person you also get the guided Castle Dome Mine tour. Took about 2 hours and was very informative about mining life underground. Miners extracted gold, silver, copper and lead for many years. This and other minerals show up fantastic under black light. Glad we drove 10 miles down the bumpy road off of highway 95. Mine tour are at 11:00, 1:00 and 3:00. Would recommend getting there after 10:00 and take the 11:00 tour. Closes at 5:00 so give yourself a good 4+ hours to have fun.

Small but cozy! At first I wasn't too sure about this museum and once I went inside I learned a lot…read moreabout the town and the following towns around it. It was a very nice experience and the staff was very informative and it kind of felt that I was getting my own private tour there is no admission but there is a donation box I would probably come back to check it out again. I ended up having a full-blown conversation with the host, she is a very lovely woman welcomed me with a kind heart and was more than happy to answer any questions I had. They have postcards and other little knickknacks you can purchase as a gift I could recommend this place to visit if you are only in town for a short time and need something to do. I found this place by accident due to walking around town waiting for my court date for traffic citation.

This is from an experience a while back and realized I forgot to post the final review. A cute…read morelittle museum and fun to walk through, to understand a bit about the local past. Appreciated that it was free and based on volunteers/donations.

What a great piece of history. WWII history abounds and is presented by locals who have been here…read morefor years. Learn about the top secret weapon that was developed and implemented here that was said to be a bigger secret to the Manhattan Project. If you happen to be in the area when they actually do a camp tour..... absolutely worth the visit!

From the owner: Welcome to the Bouse Museum and Chamber of Commerce! The museum specializes in the history of Camp…read moreBouse and it's secret WW2 past. Come visit to learn more about Bouse, Camp Bouse and the other desert training camps, and the general area.

I was in Parker Thanksgiving week. We stopped in to visit this very interesting and informative…read moremuseum. It was closing early because of the holiday, so I didn't have time to really check out the gift shop. The lady I was with bought a really pretty necklace and earrings. I hope to come back next year.

This is a very small museum but packed with surprising information and artifacts. It's well worth…read morethe price of admission and the hour or so you will spend here. Four stars would be five if the gift shop was better stocked, though it has some very nice gifts. With more visits, it will get there. Please support this tribe.

How did I never know about this…read more.. The road is super easy, but you do have to walk a little (not far) as they have the road lined with cable on both sides. This place was awesome. I wad the only one out there and it was simply amazing. Crazy to think that ancient man did that with rocks scraping the earth. If you're in Blythe, stop by for sure, it's worth it. Don't climb over the fence or deface any of it. You can see where it was damaged before it was protected.

It was an unexpected adventure for my daughter and I. Luckily we had an awd vehicle. It wasn't easy…read moreto see anything but just experiencing this on our way out to Arizona was very memorable. It's not too far off the highway so worth the trip out to learn about this and have something to talk about later. Pretty neat and a little eerie to say the least!

I went out to quartzite Az to visit some friends and wanted to donate my dad's jacket and other…read morestuff from WW11 since no other airplane museum wanted .. very very nice guy and a retired veteran.. loved talking to him can't wait to bring my dads thing to him when I go back to Quartzite Az .. thank you for your service..

I agree with most of the Yelpers... this is a pretty weird place…read more Came in with my wife not really knowing what to expect. Parked and walked in amd noticed there was nobody around. It was really eerie. So my wife decided to give the office a call. She spoke to Felicia who was very friendly and welcoming. She gave us a quick tour and had is watch an informative video which made a bit more sense in terms of what this place was all about. Within minutes we made our way to the Puramid which why we stopped in the first place. We stepped on the center of the world, made a wish and received an official certificate. Afterwards, we made our way to the chapel on the hill. It provides a great view of the museum of granite and the pyramid. Lots of information is etched into the granite. You can't possibly read it all in one visit. There is also a maze. We didn't make it in as it was over 100 degrees! Was it worth the price of admission? Yes. Would I do it again? Yes, but probably when it is cooler. If we ever find ourselves here again, I'll make it a point to read everything.

I have seen this place from the I-8 freeway over the years as I drove across into Arizona. While…read moreworking in the area I made the trek over and visited! They have a big gift shop with random knick-knacks. You pay $10 to explore the grounds which includes a tiny chapel on elevated mound of earth, a replica of a chapel in Brittany, France. They also have a beautiful display of granite blocks carved out like an encyclopedia of just about all kinds of things! Such an interesting place I definitely recommend you check out!