Place

Tusayan Pueblo Museum

A small building of uncut stone and rough wooden beams reads
The Tusayan Museum and Pueblo features exhibits of Native American artifacts and culture.

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Quick Facts
Significance:
Archeological Site and Museum
OPEN TO PUBLIC:
No

Parking - Auto

The Museum is Closed Until Further Notice.


Located 3 miles (4.8km) west of Desert View Watchtower, the Tusayan Museum and Pueblo (AKA Tusayan Ruin) interprets the remains of a small Ancestral Puebloan village. The museum is closed at this time. 

When the museum reopens, you can: 

  • View: 2000–4000 year old artifacts along with traditional handicrafts made by Grand Canyon's associated tribes.
  • Learn: about the prehistoric people who once made this place their home.


Tusayan Pueblo was a thriving community that created pottery, arrowheads and other household artifacts.

Hours of Operation 

The museum is closed until further notice.

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Last updated: September 7, 2022