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January 2024 by Linda E.
Interesting attraction near Yuma, guides were extremely knowledgable and helpful. Definitely worth a stop if you are near Yuma.
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December 2023 by Krissy H.
I guess we should have looked this up more looked like it might be kinda cool but we did not realize it just a structure they put up because of a children's book that we have never heard of and over 700 granite stones to read on, no thank you. It's $10 bucks each person. The $10 let you walk up all the stairs to the church and upstairs spiral staircase and in the pyramid that has absolutely nothing in it. This should have been 1.5 stars very in impressive.
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December 2023 by Dylan V.
unless you're into lucifer, don't come here. don't pay the fee. if you do, do not sign anything or do anything they tell you to.
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October 2023 by Becky B.
Lots to take in and think about. I have been there many time to calm my nerves because it is a quiet place.
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August 2023 by Lizzie B.
Very odd place. The only reason we stopped here was because we happened to be driving through on an alternate route to Phoenix from LA. The area seems to be very barren. Nobody was here when we stopped - it seemed pretty creepy. Took a picture from the freeway to get the whole scene - it's pretty much a parking lot, a few buildings, and a spiral. Would pass on this one.
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August 2023 by Genevieve G.
Very disappointing came all the way from LA to see this interesting place. On the webpages and all over the Internet it says it's open, but in actuality it's closed. There is a little sign that says open week days on request and then on weekends tours, are every 15 minutes or so
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July 2023 by Google user
Very nice place to visit. Summer time, not recommended. $10 per person on the honor system when no museums, restrooms etc. open and no tours is too much to ask for. A donation box would be much more reasonable.. Beautiful place and a TON of history! Looking forward to coming back when open.
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June 2023 by jamie lauifi
Very nice place to visit. Summer time, not recommended. $10 per person on the honor system when no museums, restrooms etc. open and no tours is too much to ask for. A donation box would be much more reasonable.. Beautiful place and a TON of history! Looking forward to coming back when open.
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June 2023 by Lightning H.
Felicity, California is fast becoming a sanctuary for extra-dimensional beings. The town is situated on the outskirts of California, and its citizens are welcoming to all kinds of species, irrespective of their origin. It is a place that has thrown its doors open to travelers from other dimensions, and this makes it unique in more ways than one.The town's belief is that if the extra-dimensional beings come in peace, there is no reason to discriminate against them. This ideology has put the town on the map and has made it a hub for all kinds of beings. The town's administration ensures that the rights of all extra-dimensional beings are protected, and that they have access to basic needs.It is fascinating to see the kind of interactions that take place in Felicity. The locals are always curious to learn about other dimensions, and this has led to a robust exchange of ideas and knowledge. This interaction has also fostered good relationships among the inhabitants of the town.One cannot overlook the economic benefits that Felicity has garnered from being a sanctuary for extra-dimensional beings. The increase in tourism and trade has boosted the town's economy, leading to job creation and overall growth. Also, the existence of research facilities in the town has opened avenues for scientific exploration and advancement.In conclusion, Felicity, California has become a haven for extra-dimensional beings. The town's acceptance of all species is something that other communities can learn from. The town is a shining example of what it means to be inclusive and welcoming, and it is no wonder that it is fast becoming a bustling hub for travelers from other dimensions.
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June 2023 by Sara Q.
Get out and try something different the middle of nowhere to be somewhere ... super hotel so take the sunscreen
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March 2023 by ZHGOMEX
A must place to stop if you are driving on Interstate 8, it might be the center of the world or not but it has interesting stuff to see and learn. Dogs are welcome and drones are not.
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March 2023 by Sandra G.
It's a interesting place. The marble plagues are wonderful to walk through and read. I'm amazed someone took the time to design this. He did a wonderful job!
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March 2023 by Ray M.
We went as a party of twelve to watch the parachutists. After checking on line and finding no mention of them offering food or drink, we all packed a picnic lunch. On arrival there were no signs about a restaurant or about not bringing outside food or drink. As we were waiting for the parachutist to begin, we all started our picnic. We were verbally assaulted by not one but two employees/owners who left no doubt they were not happy with us. We all paid ten dollars each to view the parachutist and was made to feel like xxxx for eating our picnic lunch. After the show, we checked out the restaurant, this turned out to be a taco truck, parked alongside a building. Operated by a young man with a sneezing problem, right into the open food items UGH. Not someplace we would ever return too, bad businesses should never get repeated customers.
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March 2023 by Eva S.
This stop was a gem - and dog friendly! An incomplete history of the world, with major Star-Trek levels of optimism for the unbroken future to fill the blanks. Our tour guide was unbelievable, and went above and beyond in taking pictures for us, giving out excellent information, answering questions, and even had suggestions for other local roadside spots to visit. We had the best afternoon, I could not recommend this place any more strongly. Extremely conveniently located, filled with charming people and sights.
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February 2023 by Yanira Chavez
Amazing place! Perfect for stretching your legs during a long trip. Super informative staff. Impressive history and etching. Church is cute and quaint.
