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Whether Casa Grande is your destination or a stop along an epic southwest road trip, you'll find endless opportunities for fun and adventure here. Though the city is nestled at the intersection of major tourist destinations like Phoenix, Tucson, and San Diego, you won't find what it offers anywhere else.
Casa Grande sprang to life during Arizona's mining boom in the 1880s, due largely to the arrival of the Southern Pacific Railroad, which runs just south of Grande Central Station to this day. Casa Grande's rich transportation history and robust modern infrastructure inspired the home's colorful, immersive design theme.
The quirky and unusual abound at this hidden gem in the desert. You're sure to feel a twinge of nostalgia in the historic main street district, where the old west meets small town Americana. You might spend a day enjoying the sights, sounds, and flavors of the southwest at BeDillon's Cactus Garden and Restaurant before you peruse the city's many popular antique shops. Stop by the Casa Grande Neon Sign Park at golden hour for a retro desert photo shoot, or step back even further in time with a visit to Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, one of the largest prehistoric structures in North America.
(Don't miss the neon sign wall at Grande Central Station, which was inspired by the city's neon sign park!)
To truly experience the magic of Casa Grande, you'll want to step outside. The Sonoran Desert offers endless opportunities for outdoor recreation, including hiking, biking, wildlife watching, and even hot air balloon rides. And if you're seeking serenity rather than adventure, there's nothing quite as breathtaking as an Arizona sunset.