Pipe Spring National Monument 406 North Pipe Spring Road, Kaibab, AZ 86022

"Interesting, small park with Morman history. Crowded for such a small location. They have the historic rooms set up very nicely to get a feel of what it may have been like. Visited on Veterans Day, so free entry. Usually $10 per person, or Interagency Passes are accepted."

"A unique museum and monument out in a sparsely populated area. It is part of the National Park Services so you can visit for free if you have a pass. The front desk was very friendly and helpful. A lot of history involves this simple water in this region. Museum workers in each area will give some of the history as you go by. The history is fascinating, the pond is gorgeous, and much of the original structures are still in tact. Definitely worth visiting."

"We very much enjoyed this small park. So much great information about history in this area and the museum had some great items too. Take the hike! It has some stunning views. All the rangers we encountered were kind and helpful."

"Worth a stop on your way to wherever going. Very clean bathrooms. Very nice staff and park rangers. There is a fee to go into the museum, but there aren't fees to go into the museum store, outbuildings, or bathrooms. There is a big parking lot for everyone, which is near a cheap gas station. The museum store has local art and souvenirs from other parks around the area. It's the centennial this year (2023), and they have a few stickers for that. This park is a collaboration between the NPS and the local tribal council, and it looks well maintained."

"Beautiful!!!! Really enjoyed this and was very impressed with the NPS for this particular location. Rangers were so nice and super informative! Bathrooms and gift shop at the visitor center as well as a really nice educational side to it. The whole area for this monument is in such great shape."