Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve

Archaeological museum · Suncrest Villas West

Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve

Archaeological museum · Suncrest Villas West

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3711 W Deer Valley Rd, Glendale, AZ 85308

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3711 W Deer Valley Rd, Glendale, AZ 85308 Get directions

deervalley.asu.edu
@asudeervalley

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3711 W Deer Valley Rd, Glendale, AZ 85308 Get directions

+1 623 582 8007
deervalley.asu.edu
@asudeervalley

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crowd lgbtq friendly
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wheelchair accessible parking lot
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Nature and Parks in Phoenix

"Home to the largest concentration of Native American petroglyphs in Phoenix, the Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve in northwest Phoenix is an archaeology museum on a 47-acre desert preserve. Little known even by locals, the preserve gives visitors a chance to be alone among petroglyphs, some of them 7,000 years old. The exhibits in the indoor museum offer a better understanding of the ancient people who lived or traveled through the area, including the Hohokam and Patayan. On the trail, beside the petroglyphs, visitors may encounter desert wildlife while enjoying the unique landscape." - MATADOR_NETWORK

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Sharon Doyle

Google
This is a great museum with a lot of history and artifacts. The museum is clean and organized. The trail along the petroglyphs is very well marked and very easy to follow. There are many interesting petroglyphs to see. They have site tubes that you can look through to help see some of the petroglyphs that are a little farther away, or a little harder to see. We enjoyed our visit.

E D

Google
You've got to be kidding me. $14 a person to enter and exhibits are covered. You can see the photo for reasons why. Cover the exhibits if you want, but don't charge $14 per person to see black tarps. Way overpriced even if everything was uncovered. Better petroglyphs on view elsewhere for less.

Todd P

Google
It was interesting but many of the petroglyphs were high in the rocks. It made seeing them difficult. I guess the best part for us was the building. There we could get some information about the peoples that drew them. In my opinion, a better place to see petroglyphs more closely would be at White Tank Regional Park.

DVR

Google
Most of the display tables are draped with black covers out of “respect” for the indigenous tribes who claim to be descendants of the potters who made the pots.

Jim Hernandez

Google
It was a beautiful experience to see these native American petroglyphs. The history, culture and pride of ancient ancestors to provide a glimpse of the past.

Chris Rogers

Google
Very cool. Worth stopping by. I learned quite a bit and the kids had fun. They provide a little scavenger hunt booklet which the kids loved. The trail is very nice and easy enough for just about anyone to walk.

Rick Eastman

Google
Was last here in the early nineties before anything had been developed. Not terribly exciting, and the kids will be bored, but cool history and I'm glad it's here to protect the glyphs.

settit

Google
Beautiful beautiful beautiful, such a gem in the middle of the city. It was a reasonable price to take the tour. It is very short and straight to the point but def a must see at least once.