As others have mentioned, it is what it is and it is not much, but I found it to be a fun and quick stop as it was not far out of the way. It is a concrete plaza with some plaques in the ground. The kids can get an appendage in all four states and take a picture... I... More

My wife and I were interested in finding some hand made goods from some of the local Native Americans and throughout most of our trip in NM we found that National Park gift shops had the most stuff that was somewhat reasonably priced... We didn't really want to purchase something from a gift shop though...it didn't have that personal connection,... More

This was one of the coolest places on our trip! Imagine being in four states (New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Colorado) all at one time. It's the one spot in the United States where you can do that. Very cool!

It's a long trek out to this place from Pagosa Springs. We had heard of it and were determined to visit. It is a small park surrounded by Native American craft stands. There is a marble monument in the ground and benches where you can sit. There are some informational plaques around the small area. In our guide book, it... More

We were on our way from Farmington, NM to Chinle, AZ (Canyon de Chelly) and decided to stop on the way. It really is a small area, not much to see, and there is a $3/pp entry fee. It’s interesting but not worth a specific visit unless you are “passing by.” We got there early in the day and there... More

Its a place to stop when you're driving thru the desert, really out there so not a destination. As you drive across the Navajo reservation you get an idea of how vast it is and how hard it is for the Navajo to make a living so really, I don't get the complaints about the $5 fee. There was a... More

You might argue that 4 out of 5 points is too much for this attraction. But I think it's a neat place to be where you can be in four states at the same time. At the same time, I think it's one of the few places in this area where the Natives can make some money which (hopefully) goes... More

My husband and I stopped here about 12 years ago as we were passing through. At that time it was a free point-of-interest stop, surrounded by booths of crafts being sold by the local reservation residents. We bought a couple of silver and stone pieces of jewelry. So this year, we have a family of four, and when our plans... More

When I was in Elementary school, a picture of Mesa Verde was on the front of my social studies book and references to the Four Corners in the text. I would read about these places but not actually think I would visit them. Four Corners is a really neat place because you can stand in 4 states at one time!... More