Decided to schedule a wine tour for my birthday with Desert Wonder Tours from Kingman. Arizona…read more My husband and I decided on the Route 66, wine and distillery tours. Easy and quick to book online and received confirmation emails after booking as well as a reminder email from Bob. Michael, our tour guide, did a fabulous job with our tour. He provided a little bit of background history on each place we visited as well as some history regarding Kingman! We would definitely recommend this company for their great service and the variety of tours they offer!

They ran our tour even though we were the only 2 people. We did the Kingman Wine & Distillery tour…read more It was nice to relax & be driven around. Excellent guide. The Distillery is a must if you are in the Kingman area. I would absolutely do another tour with this company.

What a great campground. Clean, safe and quiet. The spaces are huge. They have a dog park. They…read morealso have a store. Will definitely stay again.

Everything about Blake ranch is great. Rv park and ranch are ranch by outstanding people.read more

Living Ghost Town [Chloride AZ]…read more It's quiet but definitely not a ghost town located 22 miles from Kingman. Not to be confused with the ghost town in Chloride, New Mexico, this place is actually an old inhabited mining town. The town was founded in the 1860's when silver was discovered. During mining days the town had a bank, hotels, barber shops, a pool hall, saloons and restaurants, some of these structures are still there, cool preserved buildings... about 2,000 people lived in Chloride then. There is a working Post Office on site. The mines shut down when workers went to fight in WWII. The cemetery outside of town is one of the state's oldest located on Patterson Road, even though the cemetery has recent burials, there are many unknown and old graves, some of the headstones dated back to the early 1900's. The main road is on Tennessee Avenue, we drove around and looked at the old houses, we passed by a metal yard art. We saw an old service station that once pumped gas when Chloride was one of the busiest and richest mining town during its heyday. In front were some vintage gas pumps that once pumped gas for thousands of cars and trucks. That service station is now someone's private residence. There was an antique store but it was closed at the time. We went shopping at the Mineshaft Market general store/visitor center for little souvenirs and some chips to munch on. We had lunch at Yesterday's Restaurant. Next to the restaurant is an 1860's era rooms w/ air conditioning, TV and WiFi - the Shep's Miners Inn|Hotel. So definitely alive and not a ghost town. Very cool stop off U.S. 93 south of Las Vegas and north of Kingman in Arizona. #3690

It was pretty cool to check out chloride. Small little rustic town. Not really a ghost town though…read more But some cool stuff to see. Stop by the general store, the lady behind the counter will give you a map and rundown of what to check out.

Beautiful location The drive there was easy…read more You can camp there and walk the hiking trails Great place to beat the heat

Ambiance: satisfactory Adult beverages: satisfactory…read moreService: satisfactory Food: satisfactory Pricing: satisfactory Recommendation: yes. Note: A full Menu change occurs from Lunch to Dinner at 4:30PM. Beer by the Pitcher not on the menu. (Ask)

Home to Giganticus Headicus [Kingman AZ]…read more The store is known for its 14-feet tall tiki head on Route 66 but this roadside stop has more than just one show-stopper. It was too bad the store was closed for the season but we checked out some of the other artwork outside the gift shop including a 16-foot statue of a woman (old pictures show that she was supposed to be waving an American flag and carrying a big Route 66 shield)... all that was gone on the "Guardian of Route 66" sculpture. There were a lot of vintage cars too - a Jaguar with the emblem still intact, a corvette police car and not sure what make the others were. Also, see Herbie the Love Bug being towed just in front of the shop... they also have vintage gas pumps outside, even an old pay phone booth. Onto the next stop... let's hit the Mother Road! Review #3693

It was closed when we arrived, but it's a great place to stop, stretch your legs, and take in the…read moreart pieces found on its property. Some free advice: When Google Maps recommends the Route 149 Antares Rd, I would consider avoiding it unless your vehicle can handle a dirt road in the middle of nowhere for 30 or so miles. No judgement, just saying.

Lori at A Rumor Has It Travel Agency is fantastic! She made planning my trip easy, took care of…read moreevery detail, and truly went above and beyond to make sure everything was perfect. Highly recommend her!

Lori at A Rumor Has It Travel Agency is truly exceptional when it comes to planning with Royal…read moreCaribbean Cruise Lines! She knows the ships inside and out, from the best stateroom locations to dining options, entertainment, and excursions. Her guidance made planning effortless and gave me complete confidence that every detail was taken care of. What impressed me most was Lori's personal touch--she listened to exactly what I wanted, offered expert recommendations I hadn't even thought of, and customized the trip to make it truly unforgettable. Her quick communication, professionalism, and passion for travel made the whole process stress-free and exciting. Thanks to Lori, my Royal Caribbean cruise was beyond anything I could have hoped for. I won't plan another cruise without her, and I'll be recommending her to all my friends and family who want the very best travel experience. Chris