Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge Administration Office and Visitor Center

"Pretty neat. Nice displays, interesting videos and a nice little walk."

"The volunteers are friend and knowledgeable about the refuge, which is huge. Good place to pick up a map, get beta on backcountry roads, and learn about the cultural aspects of the area. Ajo, AZ, is a really cute town, too!"

"Beautiful and peaceful place.. We saw some Javalinas"

"Cool place to stop by. I like the pup fish pond. They like the water to be 113 degrees. How cool!"

"My family and I had a fantastic time this past Saturday (04/09/2022) with #ZetasInTheWild. My wife and I took 8 of our children to have a day exploring with my wife's Sorors. It was a 2 hour drive which we did not mind at all and we got to look over the desert landscape and also hear about histories of some of the towns we passed through (when I wasn't passed out in the back LoL). When we arrived to the welcome center we got to go into the museum to learn about some of the animals that inhabit the area. The children were so excited to see the different animals. We also were able to walk a nearby trail and see some pup fish in a nearby pond. Our main guide/ranger, Soto was very informative and welcoming. Next we took a bus trip to the top of Child's Mountain. The trip up the mountain seemed like an adventure in itself with all the winding turns and steep views down the side of the mountain we could see just over the edge of the bus. We could hear the streaks of two of our daughters as the bus ebbed and flowed trying to find a way up the mountain safely. The views were breathtaking once we arrive safely at our destination. I couldn't stop thinking of God's majesty while gazing over His creation. We were able to see some of the native birds with the binoculars leant to us by the bus driver/guide. It was interesting watching the buzzards hover on the winds looking for something to eat. After about an hour & a half we travelled back to the welcome center to have lunch. The staff was again accommodating because I wanted to warm up my cold sandwich (I'm bougie like that LoL). The food was good and as we ate we received a history lesson of the area and also how our guides got into their careers working with National Wildlife Refuges. After a brief q&a. There was a quiz.. dun, dun duuuun! And I didn't win cuz I guess I wasn't paying attention. The wifey did get a question right though so I guess by default I did win (gift card) because what's hers is mine also LMBO. Overall it was a great experience the children couldn't stop talking about how much fun they'd had and I highly recommend this to anyone wanting to get outside of the city and learn about different environments and habitats and animals. THANKS ZETAS!!!"