Gold King Mine & Ghost Town is a pet-friendly attraction in Jerome, AZ. Your leashed furry friend is welcome to join you at this unique stop, which features …
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Nov 8, 2024
A very quirky piece of land, no physical ghosts, but old mining equipment , cars , trucks, some cabins, memorabilia from back in the early mining days, so ghosts of equipment from days of old, a litt…Full review by daniel f
Sep 13, 2024
My husband and I visited Gold King Mine Ghost Town a couple of times. It was great fun! Wonderful old trucks, cars, buildings. It was as if we stepped into a Time Machine! The owners and staff are hi…Full review by BeverleyDS
Aug 24, 2024
This experience was better than I expected it to be. Fairly inexpensive for admission but also know that there are "add-on" experiences available - panning for gold, etc. - and these can add up fast…Full review by dands238
How do you rate the Gold King Mine Museum and Ghost Town? Cost and how long is the tour. Is this actually a Gold Mine tour or just a museum and the tour is separate?
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Hi! The entrance fee is very low and the experience is worth the cost. There is a mine shaft that is fenced off but has some of the original equipment around it. This place is like the Island …
Hi! The entrance fee is very low and the experience is worth the cost. There is a mine shaft that is fenced off but has some of the original equipment around it. This place is like the Island Of Lost Toys, except it's the Island Of Lost Everything. There are antique cars, machinery of all description, tools, motorcycles, gadgets, goats, motorcycles, Tanker trucks, chickens, and a huge automobile graveyard. The guy that runs it is fascinating and loves to talk about the machinery. He is also a great local historian. We had an absolute blast and would have stayed longer except it was getting late and we were cold.
Can I still buy slabs of wood from the logs that the sawmill cuts? I got some 9 yrs. ago and love them, and want more!
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I personally can't answer that. But you can call the souvenir store I believe and they can answer that question. You can go to the website for the info.
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