This is one of my most favorite places in the Valley. I bring all my family and friends visitors here. You definitely feel like you stepped into the past. If you visit on the days that they have their reenactments it’s even more of a delight. If you have never been then you must! It’s great for a solo day, a family day or to show your visitors an old west feeling.

We stopped in to walk around the site with two young kids and appreciated that the walk around was free. The kids were entertained and it was interesting for us. The surrounding views are exceptional (Superstition Mountains). I can’t comment on the authenticity as I’m not well versed in ghost towns nor the history of the site.

Fun stop for a little piece of history that all ages can appreciate. We did the tours of the mine, bordello, and visited shops and saloons and it was a good time for all of us. Our favorite parts were the Ghost Tour by Fear Frontier and the horseback ride at OK Corral next door.

A nice Arizona western town re-creation!! A town mercantile, church saloon, and of all things a brothel!! Several things you have to pay for like mining, zip line, train ride around the town, but the gunfight performance is free. That is performed on the hour usually starting at hogh noon. It was gunshot loud but very entertaining. The gunfighters did hold out their hats for tips, but they earned our few bucks. Overall, you have to stop here even if it is touristy.

We had a great time here. The old western town would be great for families looking for a 1/2 day trip. There is a restaurant and cafe for eating/relaxing. The service at the cafe was good! Our lattes and cookies delicious. The shoot out show was good and not to long. The guns are loud so little kids may be frightened. We did not ride the train or pan for gold.

It’s as you would expect - was busy but still received our food & ice cream with not much wait time. Seating is a premium in spots. The gunfight happens on Main Street and everyone gathers around - hard to see if you are late to the game. Typical little shops to buy stuff at. We did the train ride and the fellow doing the driving was well informed. Also went on the mine tour - it’s 20 minutes but learned lots from the young guide.

The food was ok, beer was cold however the service was slow and served on disposables. There was live entertainment which was good. Joust a word of caution we were a group of 8 and there was a mandatory. 20% gratuity added to the bill with no warning from staff. So before you square up check your bill to sees ifa tip was added by staff before you pay and add any further tip!!

Great place to experience how was it being in mining era. The tour guides are great and very informative. The train tour is amazing with the view around. The tickets are not that pricy I think it’s worth it to try some of the attractions.

Goldfield Ghost Town is a must stop on anyone's itinerary!! We spent about 3 hours here & checked out all the shops & boutique's. I walk with a walker & was pleasantly surprised that there are ramps leading to each shop. We did not do the mine tour or the train ride but saw many people were doing both. We got our picture taken at "Time after Time Antique Photography" & the young ladies were extremely helpful. The day we visited was Valentine's Day so what better way than buying a Sterling Silver Turquoise ring at "The Blue Nugget" plus a beautiful handmade vase. I had a bit of an issue in the Saloon's bathroom where I had to rinse my shirt out in the sink, I want to thank the nice women (customer) who was more than helpful. We bought some delicious fudge at the "Mother Lode Mercantile", the Prickly Pear Fudge is a definite buy!!! I had the best tasting Frappuccino at the "Coffee Cantina & Bakery". All of the shops & stores are worth a visit!! We got here in the morning before everyone else started showing up so it was like being in a real Ghost Town!!

We really had a nice time in Goldfield. We enjoyed seeing the town like what we had in Fl as kids it was Six Gun Territory by Silver Springs Fl. WE all enjoy seeing the gun slingers and people dressed up. We enjoyed lunch inside theSteakhouse and Saloon.