Florence Visitor Center - Florence, Arizona

The Florence Visitor Center, located at 24 Ruggles St, Florence, AZ 85132, United States, is a formal and helpful destination for tourists and locals alike. With on-site services, a wheelchair-accessible car park, and a wheelchair-accessible entrance, this is a family-friendly destination. The center boasts a perfect average rating of 4.8/5 on Google My Business, with 10 reviews.

Easily accessible and informative

The center is situated in a historic building and contains a lovely gift shop with selections from local artists. It is clean and well-stocked with maps and brochures for local and statewide sites. The staff is friendly and helpful, making it a worthwhile stop for anyone visiting the area.

Specialties and points of interest

Specializing in tourist information, the center offers a wealth of knowledge about the Florence area. Other points of interest include the on-site services, the wheelchair-accessible car park, the wheelchair-accessible entrance, and the family-friendly atmosphere.

Visitors' opinions

Reviews praise the center's cleanliness, selection of maps and brochures, friendly staff, and the local information it provides, such as details about World War II POW camps. Visitors also enjoy the gift shop and its selections from local artists.

👍 Reviews of Florence Visitor Center

Mary K.

5/5

Really nice visitor center in a historic building with a lovely gift shop. Shop has selections from local artists. The visitor center was clean and had lots of maps and brochures for all the local and state wide sites. Friendly helpful staff. It's a worthwhile stop if you're visiting the area.

Local L.

5/5

That was a fun place to visit. Love the gift shop. There's some awesome information about World War II POW camps in the Florence area in the museum portion of the visitor center.

A Z.

5/5

The visitor center is within the McFarland State Park- located in a wooden building with a porch outside. Cute rocking chairs adorn the porch. From the center, you can either pay the $5 to explore the McFarland Park which are the 3 nearby rooms in the building. Or, you can see the front area which has so many amazing free brochures and magazines about Arizona. There's also a gift shop in the back with decorations, tasty sauces, jewelry, and more. The dog and the two employees working there made me feel at home!

Steve G.

5/5

Very helpful staff and lots of educational displays and it's FREE

Susan A.

5/5

Friendly helpful personnel. A very historic town with buildings from several eras and architectural design.

Vanya M.

5/5

Wonderful curator and great great beautiful museum, chock full of history and an old courthouse.

Donna H.

5/5

Always have a good visit every Saturday for 8 hours.

Rolin S.

3/5

Nice host. Lot's of local sites information.