Goldfield Ghost Town and Mine Tours Inc.

Ghost town · Pinal County

Goldfield Ghost Town and Mine Tours Inc.

Ghost town · Pinal County

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4650 N Mammoth Mine Rd, Apache Junction, AZ 85119, USA

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Step back into the 1890s at this enchanting reconstructed ghost town, where you'll find gold-mine tours, lively gunfights, and charming shops amid stunning mountain views.  

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4650 N Mammoth Mine Rd, Apache Junction, AZ 85119, USA Get directions

goldfieldghosttown.com
@goldfieldghosttown

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4650 N Mammoth Mine Rd, Apache Junction, AZ 85119, USA Get directions

+1 480 983 0333
goldfieldghosttown.com
@goldfieldghosttown

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Justin P

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Great staff everywhere! I loved the mountain view, the tour was very cool. Matt was our guide, he was great. Pretty funny. The gift shops are cool, and they have the gift shop voted best priced gift shop in Arizona. It was a great shop with better prices than I've seen so far, but if you're looking for a shirt or sweatshirt, this isn't the spot. All the gems and cool rock things are the best prices period. Definitely worth the trip! My son loved sifting his bag of dirt for his gem stones!

Sylvia Brammer-Moores

Google
This is my first trip to Arizona and I really enjoyed Goldfield Ghost Town and Mine Tours. The wonderful variety of small shops, food choices and the variety of tours and rides made this an enjoyable outing. I will add that I really loved the Mammoth Steak House and Saloon. I thoroughly enjoyed the environment, the staff, my meal and the live performance of Bobby Joe Bell. It’s been a very long time since I have been to an establishment that had live Country. I also have to say that I enjoyed visiting the Mother Lode Mercantile,It had so many wonderful souvenirs.There is a gift waiting for anyone on your buying list from the very young to the more mature adults in your life. The staff were very helpful and friendly and I was very happy to visit the fudge counter and try the prickly pear fudge. It’s amazing! This was a fun way to spend a beautiful sunny day.

Faith Somers

Google
This was a really interesting little town. It has everything from train rides to a mine shaft tour. You have to see the reenactment they put on the volunteers really get into it and make it an amazing experience for anyone. The scenery is beautiful especially near sunset with the superstition mountains in the background. Make sure to get there early for good parking!

Bikes Boats Boots WI

Google
Enjoyable place to walk around and imagine the old west. Fun stores with various art and souvenirs. Great snacks too like fudge and candy. Overall a lot of fun without having to spend much.

Marchelle

Google
There is a lot to see in this town. I feel that it is family-friendly. The pastry shop had a lot to choose from for a small town. We settled on three pastries, and all were very good. There is plenty of parking and a number of things to do for families, couples, and individuals. The views from that area are fantastic.

Jacob Burger

Google
Cool place to get some local trinkets. The gold mine was real, so the ghost town is authentic. The mine, and mystery tour was cute and interesting. Short little things to do, but I'd say worth it. We also did the train around the little town. Oh and check the schedule for the shoot out. They put on a show once an hour near the town center. Bring some cash for tips (they aren't pushy but there are performers and guides that look to get tips. All in all, a nice day trip for a family.

Nelida Safrit

Google
This is such a cool place to visit. Parking is free and you can walk around and checkout the different stores and restaurants. They charge for the train ride the zip line and the mine tours. Walking around is fine, pets are allowed on leashes.

G Kim

Google
This is a really neat place to visit whether you live in AZ or not. It is a fun way to explore the history of this historic mining town. This is our second time coming and we brought family visiting from Texas. We really liked the mine tour by Calen, and last year the lady with the scarf gave a fantastic tour of the wacky shack....so we were looking forward to it again ,but instead it was given by a guy that was really obnoxious and over the top with his jokes , and didn't really give any facts at all about the place. Last year the lady talked a lot about the mine shaft that led underground with ladders....this guy didn't say anything about it.