*Free attraction for all active duty military and their families!* Arrived at 5-5:30 on a Thursday and the place had maybe 1 or 2 other families. You walk inside and there's a gift shop with a food stand in the back. They have some fresh produce-- apples, oranges, bananas, and I saw you could ask for tomatoes, peppers, and some other stuff. The coolers were filled with bottled drinks and beer. There were tables to sit at and a small counter to order food. We ordered our dinner -- they mostly had wings, burgers, a couple sides, and ice cream. My husband got buffalo wings (10), mozzarella sticks (10), and the five piece chicken tenders for the kids, plus 2 Gatorades and it was $52. I wasn't super hungry and figured I would pick at whatever was left. My husband said the wings were good! I tasted the sauce and it was flavorful but not overly hot. I did end up eating some of the kids' tenders and they were probably some of the better ones we've had in the area. You can definitely eat outside, so ask for your orders to go! I think the price for adults to enter the park is $10, slightly lower for kids, and, I believe, kids under 3 were free. Like it said though, active duty military and their families get in free. Either way, I would have paid for the experience if we had to. If you even remotely like dinosaurs or the Flinstones, you'll love it here. The park is very nostalgic, see my attached pictures! Lots of photo opportunities for the whole family, a slide, swings, and peddle karts that you can "race" on a track through the volcano. They also have animals-- sheep, goats, an alpaca, various kinds of birds. The animal exhibits made me a little sad, especially the birds. There was animal feed for the goats, sheep, and alpaca and it looked like there was a little stage and seating for shows. We stayed until they closed at 8! I bought my son a shirt and myself a hoodie. If we were in the area again when the kids were older, I'd definitely take them back. It was fun for wll ages! read more

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PSA: Not Pet Friendly! I This place is not nice for dogs. My dog won't go outside the RV because of these horrible sharp star shaped stickers that are all over the place. I spent an hour cleaning the floor and carpet in my RV because the dogs and my shoes had them stuck in them and I had to pick them out of the carpet one by one and there were hundreds of them. I had to pull these horrible things out of the pads of one of my dogs feet. My shoes had these things stuck in them and I had to pull them out one at a time and now my fingers are sore from getting poked by these things. My crocs are ruined. Not a relaxing place. Glad I only booked one night. I'm out first thing in the morning. I won't stay here again. I don't know how people tent camp at this place. Seriously, these little stickers ruined my night and the next day they are that bad. Find another park to stay in. read more

Wednesday, 4/1/2026 - Raptor Ranch in Williams, AZ. I added additional photos and it's making me put a review. Lol. But we liked this little park it was cute. Good for the little ones. read more

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BAD THORNS‼ Came here tonight and we are already on our way to a new place to stay because we can't walk the dog and even a step outside will cover your shoes in thorns and some even poke through. This was not addressed anywhere before booking for tonight. My cousin barely touched the ground with his foot and got poked by two thorns. There were also some on the picnic table so we could not sit down. I don't know how anyone tent campers would stay here without their tent getting ruined. Do not book here and would highly recommend looking somewhere else especially if you have pets because it will get stuck in their pads or on them elsewhere. read more

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We randomly drove past Flintstones Bedrock City and curiosity got the best of us and boy, are we glad it did! For just $10, you can explore this quirky, Flintstones-themed park, feed some animals, and just have a genuinely fun time. The park is full of surprises: you can wander through all the Flintstones' homes, slide down a giant Dino slide, and even race each other on oversized tire bikes. It was definitely a unique experience that you won't find anywhere else. This little stop turned out to be one of the most unexpectedly fun parts of our Arizona trip. Perfect for kids, adults, and anyone who secretly wishes they lived in Bedrock. Truly a one-of-a-kind experience I'll always remember! read more

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This place is so random but worth checking out. We were a group of 3 and we were the only ones roaming the grounds during our visit on Sunday afternoon. Entrance is $10 per person but active military / veterans get in for free. My friends bought food for $1 to feed the goats and alpacas and we then made it on in. The goat area is super cute and its dinosaur themed. We though it was so funny when they stuck their heads out to be fed. The 2 alpacas were very cute, fluffy, and they too got some food. There are a bunch of themed little huts and we stopped at each one. Some of them looked like they had just been given a recent makeover and others you can tell need the makeover. The dinosaur slide was fun. Kind of wish there had been more interactive things to do as there really wasn't anything to do besides take pictures. Overall this was a one time visit for me. Hopefully one day they add more to it and give it some more life. read more

This is a niche little stop on the way to the Grand Canyon. If you like dinosaurs, the Flintstone's, birds of prey, goats, sheep, llama, or yummy treats, make sure to check them out! Yes, it needs some TLC, but we enjoyed it and the goatasauruses are the best! read more

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I didn't go for the raptor Ranch part I went for the bedrock city portion. Well, most of the bedrock city buildings could use a refresh on the various paint, you can tell they are trying. People don't realize the costs involved with running a business nowadays and want something for nothing. I too thought $12 admission was a little bit steep, however, I ended up spending almost an hour here so it was well worth it. Made me feel like a kid again! Traveled solo. read more

"Yabba-Dabba-Don't... At Least Not This Time" As a certified big kid, I rolled up to Raptor Ranch/Flintstones Experience with high hopes and wide eyes, fully prepared to live out my prehistoric cartoon dreams. I mean... Flintstones village? Alpacas? A Dino slide?? Count me in. Or so I thought. Admission is $10 (unless you're active duty or military, then it's free--cool perk!), and while I was ready to indulge in a little Bedrock magic, I quickly realized... I could see most of it through the window. What I couldn't see was any sign of welcome. I wasn't greeted, waved at, or even acknowledged.... which, for a nostalgia-fueled roadside attraction, was kind of a buzzkill. Customer service? More like customer invisibility. Now let's talk alpacas.... because I love them. Like, irrationally. I would've paid the ten bucks just for a fuzzy hello. But other visitors were clearly disappointed, saying the alpacas were either hiding or not part of the action at all. Womp womp. On the upside: The store were clean The kids I saw come and go seemed pumped, especially about the Dino slide and a few of the activity zones But for me? The lack of energy and enthusiasm from the staff was enough to send me driving off into the desert sunset. I just couldn't justify paying to be ignored. Would I come back? Maybe... with a group of friends, for a kitschy, ironic detour full of eye-rolls and laughter. But would I go out of my way? Nah. Not until they put a little more "Wilmaaaaaaa!" into their welcome. For now, I'll stick to watching reruns and hugging alpaca plushies from afar. One star--for the novelty, clean floors, and organized goodies. read more

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As someone obsessed with dinosaurs and goats this was a perfect stop. The Rv sites are reasonably priced and they have a communal dump station as well as water and electric at the sites. . A solid place to stay especially if you have little ones interested in flinstones, dinos, or barn animals. read more

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We liked feeding the animals. Definitely exists just to appease parents who brought kids to the Grand Canyon. Pretty run down place but kids won't notice that. Kiddos can play here and let off some pent up energy from the long drive. $10 admission or free for military/dependents :) read more

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There's just simply no place on earth like Raptor Ranch at Bedrock City - look for the giant Fred Flintstone right off of Hwy 64 in Valle, AZ. The Falconry is both the "get" and the "take away", here. The Grand Canyon while beautiful is, in the end still just a big long hole in the ground so finding Raptor Ranch and seeing the Raptor demonstrations made our trip complete. Miss this and you miss something really unique and very special. Don't just drive by, pull in and catch a Falcon show and I'd be willing to bet you dinner that your eyes can't follow the amazing speed of these magnificent creatures. Friendly, down to earth Proprietors Troy and Debbie Morris will give you an experience you will long remember. read more

If you are tent camping it's kinda hard to get the stakes in the ground since it's a bunch of rocks ! But since everywhere is filled this weekend this is a great spot that seems to be over looked. It's very quiet here so I love it . It's got a great place to eat . You do need coins from the gift shop to take a shower tho. But it does have a laundry mat as well if you need to get stuff washed . The restrooms and showers are also very clean! read more

09/26/2023 I should have read some other reviews that don't recommend stopping here. Arriving here is like walking into a theme park for The Flintstones Bedrock City. Parked in front of the building that shows Entrance to Park. My brother asked where the restroom is located. He gets a reply from the girl at the counter that there isn't a public restroom here. The rest of us walk in to check out the place and see what Flintstone stuff we could see. I could hear the girl whisper or in a softer voice saying that's the group that blah blah blah. Look, you're going to get a bunch of tourist running through here and probably stopping in like we did. I would have wanted to check out the ranch and see what you all are doing with the amazing birds. We were looking for something to eat and drink so Fred's Diner was perfect to have everything in one place. I think if your place is relying on tourist spending money at your place, you need to work on your customer service. Is it because we are in Arizona? Is it because of this town of Williams? Is it just in this place that you aren't welcoming to visitors? That's what the gift shop is there for? We don't want to spend a dime at this place and gladly spend it somewhere else. People are traveling more. I wouldn't recommend stopping here. read more

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Why 5 Stars?? Clean. Clean. Clean. The grounds are clean. The facilities are clean. The general store is well stocked, reasonably priced and clean. The laundry is bright, well maintained and clean. The staff are super friendly and helpful. The location is a 30 minute drive to the Grand Canyon and Sodona is a little over an hour. Raptor Ranch is across the highway from Rocks And More, a fun store with gem stones if all sizes. Raptor Ranch has a Flintstones theme. The Bedrock park theme is fun, something different and although a bit dated, the park is well maintained. I stayed in the Glamping Tent-prairie Falcon. As a first time clamper, I would do it again. I loved the views, the morning sky, the night sky. There's a fire ring, for a quick campfire. The bed is comfortable, the provided linens, blankets and towels are above average quality. The tent, is a large canvas tent with awning and twinkle lights. There is a really sturdy, comfortable bed with nightstands and large drawers. The tent included a small cooler and the card games like Uno. There is an outdoor metal picnic table with four chairs. Perfect for eating outside or looking up at the night sky. As a first time Glamper, I did not love that there was no electricity in the tent. There was a small battery that operated lights and a small USB charger. The shower and restroom facilities were clean, well maintained rand there was electricity and flushing toilets. However, as the campground is "off grid", the spaces were a bit tight and waterflow not the best. I would stay here again and recommend to others. read more

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Was the flintstones admission technically worth the money? Maybe not, it's a bit run down. But I am so obsessed with the flintstones and this was a one time opportunity, so I have no regrets and had a really great time! read more

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Such a cool spot to visit! Whether traveling as a couple, with a dog or family- something for everyone! Staff was SO welcoming and helpful. We got to meet Stinky the owl and it was so fun to learn about her species. Must purchase the lil snack bag to feed the "goatasaurus." So cute We went in the middle of winter- sure it's even more fun when it's not so cold and they have more birds out doing shows! Definitely a must visit. read more

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Place is like a blast from the past. Cool houses. Pla e is just a little ran down and $10 a person to vet in seems a little steep for how ran down the place is. With a little love this could be an amazing place to visit read more

We booked an RV site here and it exceeded our expectations. My kids 5 & 8 loved the Flintstone area. We also did an afternoon Raptor show and the kids thought it was so cool. The sites themselves are basic gravel and decently level, but the add on value of having animals and a whole flinstone village, upped the experience for the whole family. Distance from the Grand Canyon was great too! Definitely would recommend this to fellow campers, or just people visiting the Grand Canyon. read more

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I remember going here as a kid, back when it was called Bedrock City. - It is one of the few things I remember from a trip 40ish years ago. When I saw that it was still around, I knew we had to stop in for my grandson and nieces to experience. This is a great place to let kids unwind after a long day of travel! Some of the Flintstones buildings and statues need some work, but the owners are updating and expanding/improving the attraction, and honestly, the kids didn't notice the paint cracks and this area was for them. The swings, teeter totter, and slide are all in great shape. The Goats are super cute and being able to feed them was a high light for our 5 year olds! The raptors! Imagine your kids being able to land a bird of prey on their gloved hand, imagine the looks of astonishment as they are allowed to interact with a 7 week old owl, now imagine tired happy kids ready to grab some dinner and go to sleep after a day of adventures. The $8 admission fee was well spent! read more

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Employees are nice. RV park is covered with weeds AND sand spurs! When you booking a reservation with pets, someone should be honest and inform the campers of this prickly mess. My dogs hated to go outside and we tracked them into our rv and stepped on them again. NO fun. The park was quiet and the lots were spacious. Not a dog friendly place. read more

If you leave this place feeling anything other than complete shock and sadness there is something wrong with you. I cannot believe that these poor birds are living like this and that no one has stepped in. In 2019 the owner of this run down park was featured on the news describing his plan to transform the park into a "bird of prey venue that demonstrates how the birds act in the wild" In reality the birds are left alone in small cages, with no enrichment tools, water or food. They can't fly. All they do is sit in their own feces on the one and only perch. It is depressing. I definitely wasn't focused on the tore up 50 year old Flinstones replica after that. read more

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It was fun to take kids too. The price is 10 each person. We stopped here on the way to Grand Canyon. We kinda rushed as it was cold. The owl and goats were my personal favorite. read more

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Ummmm. 8$ entry. Cool to see the 10 or so birds. But. One display was nice and seemed well thought out with natural elements. The rest.... They really need to clean those boxy unnatural, literally devoid of toys and stimulation cages. It felt like some eccentric bird collector just threw them out there to make a couple bucks, showing others. There is very little informative signage, some confusing signage, faded signage... signage that shows birds that aren't even present... and a whole lot of the previous glory Flintstones theme mixed in. Flintstones area looks like it would be a riot for kids to just run wild in and out of the rather crafty made buildings, if, children know who they are. And, if, parents feel safe letting children out of their eyesight in random buildings. We walked away feeling this is a tourist trap, it was neat to see the few birds.... But they are housed and cared for very sadly. More money seems spent on the Raptor Ranch advertising logo than anything. Counter lady was very sweet. Good thing they charge so little or I would have been feeling totally ripped off and complained. read more

What an amazing experience. My wife and I are on a road trip of a life time with our three kids. We have seen so many great things on this adventure but this stop was one to remember forever. We would have never expected such a warm welcome. Troy and the staff greeted us with an invite to experience the flight of 2 of his Perigen Falcons. Benny was 3 years old and he put on such a show with his flights and aerobatics. Outside the kids explored with an amazing play area from swings, sea saws, Dino slides, and houses from the good old days of The Flintstones. Don't forget the animal exhibits. You could even meet the owl named stinky who had a huge 5 foot wing span. But wait... it did not stop there. Inside we got an amazing experience with Lucy the 5 year old Perigen Falcon. Here my family and I got to hold her while Troy told us all about the amazing birds and events they put on. Don't forget the staff, the food and the gift shop. Everyone and everything was epic. Thanks for making our stop so special. If your coming from the Grand Canyon or in Williams AZ. This is a must stop. Don't just drive by... if you do, you would have missed the icing on the cake. Thanks for making our road trip so special. read more

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This was such a fun little activity! There's a lot of different buildings and neat props! Admission for adults is $8 not sure if that's the price across the board. They are also pet friendly just be sure to keep your pet on a leash and pick up after your pet! There's also restrooms outside but be warned there might not be any toilet paper! We definitely enjoyed ourselves and they have a nice little snack and souvenir shop. Highly recommend! read more

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We stayed here one our way from California to Mississippi. After a LONG day in the car, the bedrock town was just what my kiddo needed a to stretch his legs. It was a great little adventure. We unfortunately missed the raptor show but did get get see the birds in there houses... it's also spot to stop if your planning to see the Grand Canyon. read more

Such a fun little stop on our way back from the Grand Canyon. All the staff were very friendly and helpful. Both kids and adults in our group had fun wandering around and going in and out of each house. The kids enjoyed the dinosaur slide, swings and teeter totter's as well. If you're a Flintstone fan I think you'll enjoy it as well. read more

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One of my earliest memories as a kid was when my parents brought me here in the early 90's. So when we were in the area I knew I wanted to take my own kids there and I'm glad I did. This used to be Flintstones Bedrock City but is now under the name Raptor Ranch. We took my nephew 11 years old, son 8 years old and daughter 6 years old and they all had a blast!!! With both the old Flintstones stuff and the additions. read more

Such a fun side of the road stop if you have a sense of humor. Fun photo oops and an overall fun setup for kids and adults. We decided to only do the Fred Flintstone part, but you can choose to add on animal excursions with hawks, reptiles, llamas, etc. It was also convenient to have food available there, so it's an all in one stop. Not that it's outstanding food (mostly fries, burger, mozzarella sticks, etc). Tip- during the exhibit you are fully exposed outside, so be sure to wear sunscreen and bring water! read more

Pretty cool park in the back for kids to play in. It is a little run down but still a cool experience. We stayed at the RV park while visiting The Grand Canyon. The RV park was not horrible but you do need tokens for the showers which give you 7 minutes. read more

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This place was absolutely fun and I love that they kept the Flintstone bed rock theme still there. It was five dollars per person and definitely worth the value read more

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Spent about 20-30 minutes here. $8 a person. It was a cute little place. The lady at the counter was a sweet as can be.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/raptor-ranch-williams FYI - Raptor Ranch is across the street from where we stayed in Valle, about 25 miles South of the GC South Rim. Troy trains Peregrine Falcons (who can dive up to 240 mph - INCREDIBLE), Hawks and a Eurasian Eagle - (second largest Eagle after Golden) and she has Talons that look like steel claws - yet she also has the "sweet" face of an owl. :) Troy flies the Falcons - et al - several shows in the afternoon - but we were on our way to Sedona early - so missed it. He said he has them perform as they would in the wild. His friendly wife Debbie runs the museum/market - and they also have some FLINTSTONES art/collectibles. read more

Raptor Ranch - FYI - Raptor Ranch is across the street from where we stayed in Valle, about 25 miles South of the GC South Rim. Troy trains Peregrine Falco - RV Parks Near Me - Williams, Arizona

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Animal cruelty. Enclosures are too small. Cages are dirty and filled with excrement. These birds are Isolated and left alone on a dirty perch, no food, dirty water, if any. Some even tethered to the perch limiting their movement more. Improper environment, no enrichment, limited contact and stuck in confinement. Birds were hungry and showing signs of stress. I am appalled this place is open. I had an open mind based on the advertisement and pics. Advertisement is a lie, should have put your money into caring for these birds. Are all the positive reviews just friends of the owners? What person in their right mind could see these animals in this environment and condition and think it's okay to treat an animal like this. It's a forgotten, rundown park. Now with animals to neglect. read more

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This is the most absurdly fantastic roadside surprise! Formerly Bedrock City, this is essentially an RV Park with various birds of pray that just happens to exist on a life size model of Bedrock from The Flinstones. Bedrock is why you are here! Multiple buildings to go in. Incredible attention to details. Feels like someone's passion project done right. We visited a couple months after it became Raptor Ranch and I suspect its mid transition, but I hope hope hope they don't change anything in Bedrock! Tip: buy the food to feed the "goatasaurus". So silly. read more

Attraction review haiku ... Has seen better days But they are clearly trying Wise owl malachi read more

I had a fantastic time here. Goats, birds, and memories that will last forever ! I can't wait to see what this place becomes with time. I got to hold one of the birds of prey, and it was SO cool! The goats are about to have babies as well, so much potential. Don't pass this place by!! read more

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It was an okay experience. Pricing to enter was okay, not too high thankfully. My kids really enjoyed and loved it especially since they're familiar with the Flintstones. I really wish they kept up with repairs and the park. It has so much potential to be really good! But sad for what it is. The animals there also didn't seem excited to be there. Not much to say though. It's a quick experience, 20-30 minutes tops. There's a gift shop in the front with random items and a penny collection machine. Bathrooms were clean at least! There's plenty of parking in the area as well. It's a good stop before or after you visit the Grand Canyon. read more

The people complaining about the price are out of their minds. This place was so cute! It was 8$ per adult and you go to go see the flimsy ones bed rock city, go see their houses, grocery stores, etc. they even have a dinosaur that's a slide!!! Along with all the photo ops there's a playground for the kiddos and a bike race trac when you can ride bikes through a volcano. They have different types of birds on property as well and if you go at the right time of day they bring some of the birds out and show them off. We got to watch one of the birds try to catch a dead quail on a string and the trainer flung it around and watch as the bird would dive bomb to the great. After the bird caught it he let us get up close to the bird and learn more about it. It's a fun stop on the way to the Grand Canyon that ALL people would love! read more

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