Williams, Arizona: Bedrock City and Raptor Ranch
Arizona vacation home of The Modern Stone Age Family. Opened in 1972. New owners added birds-of-prey attraction in 2019, but kept Bedrock as well.
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Bedrock City
The end for Bedrock City? Not so fast! The new owners now say that they plan to keep Bedrock City open through 2019, and its transformation into a raptor attraction -- and the removal of the Flintstones statues and houses -- won't begin until 2020.
The final changeover isn't scheduled, they say, until 2025.
[RoadsideAmerica.com Team, 03/21/2019]Flintstones Bedrock City
Definitely dated, definitely kitschy, and definitely worth a stop. Only $5 to get in to the city of Bedrock, and worth every penny! Not much to do, except take loads of photos. It does have a very post-apocalyptic vibe, but that just seems to add to the randomness of it all. If you're on your way to the Grand Canyon, stop for 30 minutes and take it all in.
[Moira C, 10/03/2016]Flintstones Bedrock City
Even if you don't pay admission and go in the back, it is worth a look. Has a great collection of everything Flintstones in the gift shop.
[M. Harper, 09/01/2015]Flintstones Bedrock City
The perfect mix of kitsch and nostalgia. A ghost of itself, yet the minimal effort meant to upkeep it creates an entirely surreal experience. The scope and scale of the initial effort is surprising, especially against the vast, empty backdrop and Arizona sky. Alas, mother time has taken its toll, but the original dream shines through to warm your heart.
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Bedrock City and Raptor Ranch
- Address:
- 332 AZ-64, Williams, AZ
- Directions:
- On the west side of AZ-64, just north of its intersection with US-180. 28 miles north of Route 66, and 24 miles south of the Grand Canyon
- Hours:
- Open daily 8-dusk. Tu-Su bird flight shows every hour 12-6. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 928-635-3072
- Admission:
- Adults $5.
- RA Rates:
- Major Fun
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