Valle, Arizona - Flintstones Bedrock City
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- Address:
- Grand Canyon Hwy, Valle, AZ
- Directions:
- On the west side of US 180 just north of its junction with Hwy 64.
- Hours:
- Daily 6 am-sunset (summer), 7 am-sunset (winter) (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 928-635-2600
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Valle, Arizona - Flintstones Bedrock CityVacation home of Fred's Stone Age family in Arizona. Roadsideamerica.com Report...
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Valle, Arizona - Flintstones Bedrock City On the drive to Flag, my boyfriend and I died as we saw the giant Fred Flintstone off the side of the highway. Both having grown up with the show, we decided to stop and check it out. For the $6 per person entrance fee, we got to see a real live Goatasaurus, go for a pimp ride on the Fred Mobile, and even see Fred House! (My favorite part of the trip.)
A totally unexpected and incredibly awesome time. It was great just to be a goofy kid again, even if it was just for a little while. [Meg, 06/19/2008]
Valle, Arizona - Flintstones Bedrock City Open for 35 years and wonderfully preserved, this family-owned and -run park is a wonderful stop, and the $5 entry fee was cheap. My family and I rode the little train and visited the Bedrock jail house. The theater was wonderful; watching those old cartoons brought back many happy memories for my husband and me. You can even enjoy a Bronto Burger in Fred's Diner.
We will go back every year as long as it is open. [Avery Family, 10/21/2007]
Valle, Arizona - Flintstones Bedrock City The place is as described as other reviewers. The park has patina and is obviously worn in places, but the kids loved it and I got to take more than my fair share of photographs for the $4/person admission fee (off season).
A very surreal visit. There were very few people when we visited and coupled with the continuous background sounds of the Flintstones video in the theater heard across the park add up to a very unusual experience.
I completely recommend this park to those of you who can appreciate a park that does not have the polish of Disney. [Graham Duthie, 05/04/2007]
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Nearby Offbeat Places
- Pyramids of Valle, Valle, AZ - < 1 mi.
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- In the region: Roadkill Cafe, Seligman, AZ - 47 mi.




