Best places: Tourist attractions in Tombstone, United States

👍👍 Our Tombstone mine guide was Ray. It was a super interesting tour underground/under many parts of Tombstone!! Ray was super, knowledgeable, interactive and really made our mine experience enjoyable! In fact, i went a long with my gemologist friend and she also was intrigued with Ray’s knowledge snd...

Reportedly haunted circa-1881 landmark that once housed a brothel & gambling hall in Tombstone.

Frontier-era-themed destination with a museum tracing the area's history in a circa-1882 building.

Legendary historic site offering daily reenactments of Wyatt Earp's famous Tombstone gun fight.

👍👍 This was a fun day. Cool from the summer heat and so many things for everyone to enjoy. My 9 year old had to take a swim test before and I thought that was great. Definitely will be coming back.

Wild West–themed amusement park with gunfight shows, trolley tours, a shooting gallery & photo shop.

👍👍 This place doesn't only offer you a tour into someone's way of living back in the gunslinger era, "but" the beauty one captures with the human eye as soon as one steps into the backyard is like NO OTHER.... As much as I tried my "very" best to capture the beauty of the Rose Tree, I "just" couldn't.....

👍👍 This is just a review of the grounds. I do not attend church here so I cannot review the church services. I went for a walk here today and the grounds are really beautiful. Lots of flowers and gardens and very beautiful architecture. I really enjoy the designs of the buildings and, it is also very...

👍 I have been going here since 1975. It holds a lot of memories for me. My mom lived a good portion of her life here and took the library from one small bookcase to a large one. I have watched it go through many seasons, as much as I wish it was still the same as all those years ago and all the peop...

👍👍 Lovely park trail, clean playground for the kids, and nice dog area.

👍👍 I absolutely loved visiting here. Anyone thinking of visiting, should. It's absolutely wonderful and filled with history. We visited for my partners birthday, and he had so much fun. We only got the chance to visit the Court House, and Big Nose Kate's, because of time. But honestly even just walking...

Green space with play equipment, a splash pad & covered picnic areas with electricity.

👍 A very well maintained public park for the people. Has a nice workout/walking trail and two playgrounds. Both of the jungle gyms have the rubber cushioned base. The big one has a roof for shade. However, the soccer fields are the star attraction. Seems like every night they full.

👍👍 In his final will, Ed Schieffelin, founder of Tombstone, asked that his body be brought back to Tombstone from Oregon after he had struck it rich and made millions. His body was to be dressed in his miner clothes, complete with lamp and pickaxe. The monument is quite large and there is a plaque on t...

👍👍 One of the nicest little parks in town. The green space is perfect for kicking a ball around or throwing a frisbee. Very nicely maintained.

😠 Absolutely horrible!!! I had to call the city offices at 4 pm bc nothing had still been done. We were there at 10 am. There was no toilet paper in either bathrooms. By 4 when I went to use them again the bathrooms were full of used paper towels everywhere and one of the toilets clogged w fecal ma...

😠 Owner/manager was rude and pushy. We had no idea it was a paid situation, and he confronted our wife's. Are you paying, yes or no. We replied no and he said then adios. Would have gladly paid, but not with that type of attitude. If you want people to come in and pay, don't be a jerk. Common sense a...

👍 We stayed in our 5th wheel for over a month. There are many aspects of this RV park that we really liked. We loved the mountain views from our outside site & enjoyed that there was little ambient light which was great for sleeping & stargazing. Can't beat the size of the sites & they had vegetati...

😠 This was an interesting presentation on the history of Tombstone, but it seriously needs an update. It was completely white-centric. The Apache were mentioned briefly as "marauders", while the white settlers were "brave". Then the Indigenous people completely disappeared from the narrative, save for...

👍 Good little park. I do wish there was more shade