Step back in time to Oatman, once a booming mining area that's now a ghost town and popular tourist attraction. Here, you can check out the little …
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Mar 9, 2025
I went to oatman in Sept 2024 with family and we enjoyed the burros, restaurant, the shops, and the locals were so friendly! They'd tell you stories amd answer questions about history/burros. They kn…Full review by courtney k
Mar 4, 2025
I wouldn't suggest going here. It's a very overtly racist town and I felt uncomfortable there. The animals were cute though -Full review by Breaking Free F... N
Feb 23, 2025
The town is great. Very authentic and the do keys are fabulous. I was so excited to go on my birthday and see the donkeys. While some people In Town were so nice and accommodating but we met a lot of…Full review by Kayranbobwy1
I do not know if the burros are there every day of the year, but when we were there, we saw maybe 50-ish in that tiny town. So I think they more/less live there. We also saw a lot of …
I do not know if the burros are there every day of the year, but when we were there, we saw maybe 50-ish in that tiny town. So I think they more/less live there. We also saw a lot of burros in the hills while driving into the town and also around a pullout while driving out of town. The shops sell bags of burro food, for approx $2 if I recall - and the bag is enough to feed more than you probably want to spend time feeding! (So they know where the easy food is located... which is more incentive to stay in town.)
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This is a real western working town. People live and work there. There are restaurants, bars, restrooms, ice cream stores, western wear stores, donkeys in the streets, and tourist …
This is a real western working town. People live and work there. There are restaurants, bars, restrooms, ice cream stores, western wear stores, donkeys in the streets, and tourist stores. The road down is epic, with 191 switchback curves. It's paved and narrow. 'Go slowly' is not a just a suggestion, it's a warning, when you can look over the edge and see the abandoned wrecks. There are no shows to my knowledge.
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