We loved learning about the culture of the indians that lived in the cliff dwellings. The dwellings themselves are a marvel! We loved climbing through them! We had fun!

Supposedly this cliff dwelling was brouht to this site from southwest CO in 1900s. I've been to mesa verde and this structuredoes'nt fit with them. Appears to have been some more modern repairs which take away from any authenticity. museum takes a back seat to the souvenir shop. Just not worth 10.00 admission

This place is commercialized, sanitized and was completely over run with raucous school children. BUT it was still magical and amazing. We were amazed with the homes built in to the cliffside. We had a fun and interesting visit and it piqued our interest to search out other cliff dwelling sites. Very glad we visited here!

The cliff dwellings were interesting to see and walk through, but I expected it to be bigger. It was neat to see, but don't plan on spending a lot of time there. I would recommend it if you are interested in seeing how the cliff dwellers lived and you are in the area.

You are able to walk in and around all these cliff dwellings - they're very accessable. Some good information is presented giving you insight into how the inhabitants lived. The museum is also interesting and informative and there's a very nice gift shop in the old pueblo structure. Beware tho that during the week you can run into school tours... More

The cliff dwellings is an amazing place to visit. Contrary to some other reviews, I found a magical place that let me see and feel what it was like to be a member of the ancient "Anasazi Tribe". The Anasazi were the forrunners of the Pueblo Indians. Myself, my wife and daughter spent a couple hours going through the dwellings.... More

This was great for kids studying Native American history. It was useful for them to be in the dwellings o feel the size and accommodations. Not much more to it than what we saw frothe parking lot, but glad we went.

This place is not worth half of what they charge you to get in. What you see on the brochure is all you see there. Now, if you like paying too much money to walk around in an overpriced gift shop, then this might be alright for you. Otherwise, you'd be better off getting in your car, and driving to... More

As mentioned by others, it is nice that you can actually tour the cliff dwellings. I too felt a little 'cheated' to learn that the dwellings were relocated just after 1900, but I guess that is the trade off for being able to get close. After seeing the lack of respect with which some folks went through the dwellings, I... More