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Basaic Says: The Old County Jail was built in 1929 due to the rising crime rate from the manufacture and sale of bootleg whiskey in Cottonwood. It continued to serve as the county jail until 1960 then as the city jail until 1970. Currently it is the Visitor's Center and the trailhead for...
Yaqui Says: Tuzigoot is Apache for crooked water. They were a prehistoric people called the Sinagua who built these pueblos and lived in them from around 1125 and 1400 CE. They benefitted from farming, good source of water, and trade. They were accomplished in sculpting stones and...
See the Historic Cottonwood Hotel
Basaic Says: The Hotel Cottonwood was built in 1922 and is the oldest hotel in Cottonwood still standing. It still functions as a hotel, is in the heart of the Old Town, and specializes in extended stays with weekly and monthly rates. It is also listed in the National Register of...
See Dead Horse Ranch State Park
Basaic Says: Dead Horse Ranch State Park is one of the best places in the area for camping, fishing, hiking and horseriding. It got its name when the Irey Family were looking for a ranch to buy in Arizona. They had seen quite a few possible ranches to buy, one of which had a dead horse...
See Tuzigoot National Monument
Basaic Says: Tuzigoot National Monument consists of the remains of a Southern Sinagua Pueblo built around the mid-1100s. It first consisted of a cluster of small rooms housing about 50 people and expanded until it peaked in the early 1300s with about 200 inhabitants. Tuzigoot has a nice,...
Yaqui Says: Located right off main street on the Stop Cafe is a beautiful mural depicting some of Cottonwoods wonderful history.
Basaic Says: Several families moved into this section of the Verde Valley in the mid 1800s. In 1877 a team of surveyors came to the area and reported several faring families living here. They called the settlement "Cottonwood" after the plentiful Cottonwood Trees along the Verde River....
AVG2319 Says: Peaceful place to camp, hike or fish. We camped here for the weekend and enjoyed beautiful sunsets and a peaceful time fishing.
Yaqui Says: This was a neat find while we strolled down the street. This building was once a jail built in 1929. It probably housed many wooley cowboys or miners after a long night of gambling and boozing it up...woo hoo! Now it houses The Old Town Association’s Visitor Center. It has...
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Sundial Motel: Hotel in the Old Town Area
Basaic Says: I wanted to stay in the Old Town Area so I opted for the Sundial Inn. Accomodations were $55 for a night or I could get the room for $175 for a week. Frequently the places that offer weekly rates (except chain places like Studio 6) are not in the best parts of town and...
Cottonwood Hotel: The Oldest Hotel in Cottonwood
Yaqui Says: This is a very simple and very historic 1920's hotel. It is famous for accommodating many celebs such as John Wayne, Gail Russell, Mae West and Elvis Presley. It is very conveniently located right on main street so you can explore all the local shops, restaurants and many...
F Stop Restaurant and Gallery: Food, Art and Photographs
Basaic Says: I noticed another restaurant that looked like it could be interesting; but I did not stop there. There is a restaurant called the F Stop Restaurant & Gallery which offers food, art and photographs, so if you want to look at some art while you eat it may be a good...
The Tavern Grille: Nice Bar and Grill
Basaic Says: The Tavern Grille is owned by the same guy that owns Nic's. The decor is a bit more like a bar and grill and not so dark and intimate. The center of the room is dominated by a large bar. They have plasma TVs for watching sports. I did not eat here so I cannot tell you about...
Nic's Italian Steak and Crab House: Great Italian Food
Basaic Says: The decor in Nic's is dark wood, brick and dark red leather. Lighting is dim and intimate. The food was well prepared and the portions were good. Service was professional; but a little impersonal. If you are looking for really good food and are willing to pay for it give it...
Willy's Burgers & Shakes: Route 66 still lives!
Yaqui Says: This dinner looks awesome. If you like Route 66 and or the 50's, you will love this place. This dinner is decked out with kinds of eye-catching memorabilia from the 50's. Has some really neat old fashion decor. The food is a bit pricey, but I think the family will enjoy the...
Kactus Kates: Decent Sports/Singles Bar
Basaic Says: Kactus Kates advertises food, fun and spirits. Another sign outside mentioned karaoke with a DJ named Sexy Rexy. Inside you find a pool table, darts, a small dance floor, and several TVs for watching sports. I was there on a Monday and they were prepping for a Monday Night...
Nic's and The Tavern Grille: Restaurants With Bars in Old Town
Basaic Says: Two of the restaurants I mentioned on this travel page have bars too. Nic's appears to have the bar mostly to cater to dinner guests. The Tavern Grille had some patrons there just to drink and watch the sports on TV. If you are just looking for a bar; look at the next...
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Myself and the hubby about busted a gut when we spotted this store. I had to practically take a second look. It was very busy that day and was actually surprise with the merchandise they had available. Lots of different items. So if your traveling by, stop and check it out!
Updated Jan 17, 2008
Address: North Main Street, AZ. 86326
Phone: (928) 634-9468
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Favorite thing: This is a great place to shop for Antiques and get some tourist information. Lovely shop with loads to explore and look at. It is even right next door to Willys Burgers & Shakes.
796 N. Main St. Cottonwood AZ 86326
(928) 639-1822
It is located off of Interstate 89 South from Sedona. Head south and exit when you see the sign for Old Town which intersects onto Highway 260 that heads west.
Updated Jan 17, 2008
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Cottonwood- Still has charm & Route 66
Cottonwood started out as Camp Verde in 1874. As settlers moved in it derived its name from huge cottonwood trees that grew along the Verde River. It was not a pleasant place to settle for many years...
Tuzigoot National Monument consists of the remains of a Southern Sinagua Pueblo built around the mid-1100s. It first consisted of a cluster of small rooms housing about 50 people and expanded until it...
Located between Sedona and the Prescott Valley. Cottonwood is named after the Cottonwood trees that grow here. Very scenic and peaceful-a good place to camp and get away from it all. Although it is......
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