Ash Fork Route 66 Museum

About Ash Fork Route 66 Museum

Ash Fork Route 66 Museum is a children's museum in Ash Fork, AZ. Route 66 Centennial commemorative token and pavement sign were created to celebrate Route 66's centennial milestone. Rated 4.7 out of 5 stars by 381 visitors.

💬 What Visitors Say

• 💬Call ahead or check the museum calendar frequently before visiting, as hours vary and the museum may be closed on certain days. Staff like Rosemary are happy to help with information and can hold items for you if you call.
• 🕐Plan to visit during special events like Route 66 Heritage Days (May 15-16, 2026) or the Holiday Open House (second Saturday in December) for enhanced experiences with refreshments, decorations, and guest speaker events throughout the year.
• 💡Take advantage of free guided tours led by knowledgeable volunteers like Debbie and Rosemary. Ask about the Route 66 Passport program for stamps and pick up the Route 66 centennial commemorative tokens and check out the centennial sign on the pavement near the museum.
• 💡The museum is a free or low-cost stop ideal for all ages, making it perfect for families traveling Route 66. Even if hours are limited, the exterior murals provide excellent photo opportunities and a taste of the Route 66 heritage experience.
• 💡Staff are exceptionally knowledgeable and helpful—don't hesitate to ask questions or call with inquiries. Volunteers go out of their way to assist visitors and share stories about Ash Fork's pioneer history and Route 66 heritage.