The Award-Winning Asylum Restaurant located in the Jerome Grand Hotel offers lunch and dinner every day. Take in the stunning views with outdoor seating or relax in the beautiful bar. Restaurant Information and Menus. Restaurant Information and Menus.
Avoid the limited paid parking in town and utilize the FREE parking located a short distance behind the Jerome Fire Dept, just a short walk to the downtown shops (look for the signs). The parking lot offers views of Clark’s open pit mining billion-dollar copper camp. Shuttle service available during posted hours.
Jerome Historical Society Mine Museum and Gift Shop. Pay a small fee to enter the inside of a former mining saloon and explore the early mining history of Jerome.Jerome Historical Society Mine Museum
Jerome State Historic Park: Enter the Douglas Mansion built in 1916 transformed into a fascinating museum which explores the mining history of Jerome. Watch a short film about the town’s history, explore extensive exhibits and photos, firefighting technology throughout the decades, as well as equipment used in the mines. Open 8 – 5 daily, paid admission. Jerome State Historic Park
Nellie Bly Kaleidoscopes is a unique treat for the senses, offering beautiful Kaleidoscopes and one-of-a-kind creations. Nellie Bly opened their doors in 1988 on Main Street in Jerome and since then have expanded to include their sister store “Around the World With Nellie Bly” located right next to the Kaleidoscope gallery.Nellie Bly Kaleidoscopes
Jerome offers some of the best local artisans and wineries in Arizona. From Main Street to Hill Street, visitors can enjoy and purchase unique wines made right here in Central Arizona, take in all the sights in the downtown area, dine at quirky restaurants, shop beautifully crafted pottery, copper jewelry, hand-made sculptures, gemstones, and souvenirs.Downtown Jerome
Holy Family Catholic Church: “The Miners Church”. The altar and most statues are original and the organ is one of only three remaining in the United States.
Gold King Mine &Ghost Town: 100 year old mining town, daily demonstrations. One mile out Perkinsville road. Open 9 – 5 daily. Gold King Mine
Verde Canyon Railroad: 4 hour excursion train offering coach and first class – both with open air viewing! Food and beverage on train. Verde Canyon Railroad
Tuzigoot National Monument: Visit the ancient Sinagua Ruins. Tuzigoot National Monument
BLAZIN’ M RANCH: Shopping, music, pony rides, farm animals, shooting gallery, mechanical roping horse, horseshoes, Dinner (all you can eat) and Show. Reservations for Dinner and Show suggested. www.blazinm.com
The Arizona Copper Art Museum tells a genuine story, one that marries Arizona’s greatest treasure with world legends and fantastic art by returning copper home to Jerome, AZ where it all began. www.arizonacopperartmuseum.com
Dead Horse Ranch State Park in Cottonwood, AZ, is a popular destination for outdoor recreation, offering hiking, camping, fishing, and wildlife viewing along the Verde River. The park features 10 miles of trails, fishing lagoons, and access to the Verde River Greenway, with activities like canoeing, kayaking, and birdwatching being major draws due to the unique riparian ecosystem. azstateparks.com/dead-horse
Old Town Cottonwood blends small-town charm with vibrant culture. Stroll historic Main Street to explore boutiques, tasting rooms, galleries, and locally loved restaurants and cafes. It’s a place where creativity thrives, hospitality shines, and every storefront tells a story. visitcottonwoodaz.org/az/old-town
For more, visit the Jerome Chamber directory for a categorized list.