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Welcome to Casa Grande
Casa Grande, conveniently located between Phoenix and Tucson, offers affordable experiences for visitors. Enjoy proximity to major attractions, a sunny climate with predictable weather, uncrowded small-town tranquility, and breathtaking desert vistas. Delight in authentic western and indigenous events, savor some of the nation’s best Southwestern cuisine, and create unforgettable memories with dark starry nights and vibrant sunrises & sunsets.
Attractions in Casa Grande
Discover Casa Grande’s unique attractions, including the mesmerizing Neon Sign Park in historic downtown, offering a captivating stroll through the town’s sign history after dusk. Immerse yourself in the town’s heritage at The Museum of Casa Grande, and experience the grandeur of the renowned Francisco Grande Hotel and Golf Resort, making Casa Grande a multifaceted destination that merges history, culture, and entertainment.
Visit our Attractions page to learn more about Casa Grande’s many attractions!
Tips for Safe Travel within Casa Grande
- Stay hydrated, especially in the desert climate.
- Protect yourself from the sun with sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses.
- Carry a map or use GPS to navigate the area safely.
- Follow traffic rules and speed limits while driving.
- Secure your belongings and lock your vehicle when parked.
- Stay aware of your surroundings, especially in unfamiliar areas.
- Be cautious of wildlife, including snakes and insects.
- Keep a first aid kit and emergency contacts handy.
- Inform someone about your travel plans and expected return time.
- Familiarize yourself with local laws and customs for a respectful visit.
Visitor Services
The Casa Grande Visitor Services webpage is a comprehensive resource that offers valuable insights into the city’s attractions, activities, and local gems. Whether you’re a visitor or a resident looking to explore your own city, this guide provides curated information, insider tips, and detailed itineraries to ensure an unforgettable and well-planned journey through the diverse offerings of Casa Grande.
Visit our Visitor Services webpage in Casa Grande for useful guides that will help on your trip!
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Casa Grande was founded in 1879. What did it look like in the last 146 years? Check it out!
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In Photo 6, you will see the construction of @franciscogranderesort and the finished product in the background of Photo 7!
Casa Grande’s historic downtown’s history dates back to 1880 when it was established as a railroad community, surviving fires, floods, and other challenges throughout the years. Explore impressive architecture, including stone masonry buildings by local stonemason Michael Sullivan and poured concrete structures by German immigrant August Wilhelm “Willie” Fricke on the self-guided walking tour.
As you stroll through the streets, you’ll also encounter museums, art projects, vintage neon signs, and charming murals, each telling a unique tale of Casa Grande’s vibrant past. This engaging history walk offers a glimpse into the town’s resilient spirit and its significant contributions to Arizona’s heritage.
There's lots to know when you plan your trip to Casa Grande.
• If you are looking for recommendations and information, you can visit @cgchamber @cgmainstreet @cgparksrec or Casa Grande Valley Newspapers.
• If you are ready to eat, look up days and hours of operation ahead of time for our locally owned and operated restaurants.
• If you want to spend time outside, stay hydrated, dress appropriately, be cautious of wildlife, and always share your location or plans with someone you trust.
• There are several outdoor activities and places to visit in Casa Grande, including a jeep tour, food trucks, and walking tours.
• You can drive a little farther out for family friendly activities in Pinal County!
Click the link in our bio to find more information on how you can #ExperienceCasaGrande!
Casa Grande was founded in 1879. What did it look like in the last 146 years? Check it out!
There are currently 25 boxes that you can find using maps from the City of Casa Grande’s website. The Utility Box Art Program was designed to enhance the Casa Grande community by adding works of art to local streetscapes. We have so many talented artists around town, so keep your eyes open and let us know which is your favorite!
You’ll find an array of options that showcase both regional flavors and international cuisines at our local restaurants. Here are a few suggestions of delicious family-owned, locally operated stops!
• A Latte Vino, 958A E. Rodeo Rd #1
• BeDillons Restaurant, 800 N. Park Ave #3933
• Deadlift Coffee Shop, 305 N. Florence St
• Mi Amigo Ricardo, 821 E. Florence Blvd
• Sweet Village Bakery LLC., 973 E. Cottonwood Ln
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Discover the allure of Casa Grande – choose our inviting accommodations for an unforgettable stay amid captivating attractions.
Plan your Casa Grande stay with ease – explore our ‘Stay’ webpage for a diverse range of hotels, motels, RV parks, and more to suit your preferences and make your visit unforgettable.
