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Casa Grande, Arizona Travel Guide
Located about halfway between Pheonix and Tuscon is the historic desert town of Casa Grande. Originally founded as a mining town in the late 19th century, today Casa Grande offers history, adventure, and if nothing else, a much-needed reprieve from the hustle and bustle of nearby cities. With about 55,000 permanent residents, Casa Grande has all the ingredients of a small town feel. There’s a main street, seasonal fairs, vintage trading posts and antique shops, sports bars, dive bars, and friendly cafes. Arguably the best part about Casa Grande is getting outside of town and into the surrounding nature. Amidst the vast desertscapes of Arizona, Casa Grande is within a stone’s throw of some excellent hiking trails, natural reserves, and green oases. If you’re embarking on a southern road trip across the U.S. along I-8 or I-10, Casa Grande is an excellent stop-off point.
Things to Do in Casa Grande, Arizona
First off, we recommend visiting the site to which Casa Grande owes its name. The Casa Grande Ruins National Monument is a collection of buildings that date back hundreds of years to indigenous farmers who once lived off the land. Visit the famous Casa Grande, which was the nation’s first officially recognized archeological preserve.
Next, jump forward a few centuries and see the archeological manifestations of the 1970s -- which are about as curious as you’d imagine. The Domes in Casa Grande are a collection of abandoned dome structures that were intended to be a facility for computer production. Today it’s supposedly a site for satanic rituals and witchcraft, but visiting during the day will be danger-free.
Other excellent options for things to do include visiting the 1920s-era Paramount theater, the Casa Grande Historical Society, Main Street, and the Promenade. If you’re looking to get outdoors, we highly recommend checking out Picacho Peak State Park and the Peralta Trail. Perhaps the best thing to do in our opinion, however, is visiting the Western Trading Post. Here you’ll find collectibles and antiques from bygone cowboy eras and vintage Native American finds. The worst that could happen is leaving town with a new 10-gallon hat.
Best Places to Stay in Casa Grande, Arizona
Casa Grande is a relatively small town, so if you’re looking for a place to stay, we recommend staying right near Main Street. Casa Grande is a big golf retreat town, so there are tons of hotels tailored to golf enthusiasts. There are also great options for Airbnbs and more small-scale vacation rentals.
Best Time to Visit Casa Grande, Arizona
Due to the oppressive summer heat, the best time to visit Casa Grande is during the spring, fall, or winter. We recommend visiting in either March or October when the climate is perfect. Visiting during the winter will be a bit chilly, but prices will be lower as well.
The Weather in Casa Grande
This climate histogram shows you the weather patterns in Casa Grande. The warmest months in Casa Grande are May and June, when temperatures reach 115 ˚F. The coolest month is November, when temperatures drop to 26 ˚F. The wettest month in Casa Grande is November with 0.97 inches of rain, while the driest month is December with 0.18 inches of rain.
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Vacation Rentals in Casa Grande
At AllTheRooms.com we have rentals from all of the leading providers - Airbnb, Priceline, Agoda and others. AllTheRooms has 253 vacation rentals, hotels and other great places to stay while you enjoy Casa Grande, with everything from cheap hostels and homestays to extravagant Airbnbs and hotels. A trip to Casa Grande can be budget-friendly - our lowest price vacation rental is available at $17 per night. In general, an accommodation in Casa Grande will cost you $127 per night.
If you want to stay connected during your trip, then you can choose from over 80 accommodations in Casa Grande that have WiFi. 15 places to stay include a breakfast. Choose from 11 places to stay that provide gym facilities, so you don't miss a single workout. If you are driving to Casa Grande, you'll want to pick from 78 places to stay that provide parking. We track 41 accommodations that have a pool or jacuzzi.
Those traveling with a dog, cat or some other animal can stay in any of 36 accommodations that are designated as pet-friendly.
In Casa Grande AllTheRooms currently aggregates hotels, vacation rentals, hostels from more than 4 providers, including 71 places to stay from Airbnb, 4 accommodations from Priceline and 4 places to stay from Agoda.
132 accommodations in Casa Grande have been reviewed; 67% are rated excellent or good. 92 places to stay in are instantly bookable.