Located in the center of the town, the Arizona Copper Art Museum is the only comprehensive museum dedicated to the mineral 'Copper' that defined the history and economy of the region. The museum is spread over a large area and has galleries filled from floor to ceiling with thousands of objects made of copper from the past 500 years. Do not miss on the military art collection which features 'trench art' from both World War I and II. Tourists visiting the museum will be overwhelmed with the visual experience, showcasing one of the most beautiful metals and Arizona’s greatest treasure.
Verde River Greenway State Natural Area is located along the picturesque banks of the Verde River. It offers a scenic and tranquil environment for visitors to enjoy. The park spans over 480 acres (194.25 hectares) and features a variety of recreational activities, including hiking, fishing, birdwatching, and picnicking. The Verde River, which is one of the last free-flowing rivers in Arizona, is an important habitat for a variety of wildlife, including over 200 species of birds, and visitors can catch glimpses of them from the river trail. Additionally, the park offers camping and RV sites, as well as restrooms and picnic areas. The park is open year-round and there is no fee for entry.
Anchored in downtown, Camp Verde Historical Society is a must-visit museum for history buffs. Home to stellar exhibits, photographs and artwork, the museum is a fine place to explore and learn about the rich history of the region. Additionally, one can find memorabilia and a rich collection of displays pertaining to the varied inhabitants of the town, which include soldiers, Indians, farmers, miners and more. The fascinating research library here is also worth visiting. Culture enthusiasts visiting the town must head to Camp Verde Historical Society.
This company provides visitors with a unique opportunity to discover the beauty and history of Northern Arizona. With your friendly and knowledgeable guides, you can travel to the Grand Canyon, float down the Colorado River and through stunning Antelope Canyon, or visit the Sinagua Indian Ruins. Also be sure to check out the all-inclusive tour of the Hopi Mesas.
Rise above the mundane in sumptuous style in a guided hot-air balloon. Take an early morning ride and float with the wind above incomparable red rock vistas. Do not be surprised to spy wildlife as well as breathtaking scenery. All pilots are licensed through the FAA and possess intimate knowledge of the area. Landing includes a champagne picnic and a certificate for having flown with the group. Included with your reservation is a videotape of the flight to capture your memories.