We stopped here on our tour through the National Parks of the Southwest. Road work was being done on the dirt road during heavy traffic and you had to pay a $3.00 fee (cash only) to drive in. This place had the filthiest, dirtiest, most foul rest rooms I have ever seen in my life. No toilet paper and no... More

The artists. The people selling wares were lovely, friendly, wonderful, patient and encouraging to my children. Taught them about the art they were carving, painting, jewelry, etc. Yes, some was "Walmart-esce"...but some wares were beautiful and well done. It is a far far away place: The middle of nowhere. Heartbreaking actually, that this is a American Indian Reservation..."land" given...hmm. But... More

Come on now, $3 each is not a lot to pay for this monument. Disagree with a few of you for that. Travelled from Page to here in one day just for the unique pleasure of being in four states at once. At first we were a bit unsure if it was going to be worth it. Certainly was. A... More

Not much here but it's fun to get pics of being in all 4 states at once. Stop if its along your way but maybe don't come just for this on its own. There are booths set up for purchasing souvenirs and a picnic area and Johnny on the spot toilets. Glad we stopped and had our picnic and quick... More

We visited the Four Corners during a trip to Mesa Verde and my son loved being able to put an appendage in each state! It's a nice set-up. It is out in the middle of nowhere so takes some time to get to, but is something we didn't feel we could pass up, being so close!

Its always fun to go to 4 corners monument. Its especially fun to watch all the contortions some people put themselves through just for the camera. The monument is a uniqie place and all of the vendors make it really interesting. Of course you cannot leave without a hunk of hot fry bread--a Navajo tradition.

First off, I have to preface my review by saying that my husband has been telling my daughter since she was little about the place where you can be in 4 states at once. She has always wanted to go there, so this was a big "bucket list" destination. By the way, she is now 21 and was totally psyched... More

We tied this remote location in with a visit to Monument Valley, Mesa Verde NP, Durango and Canyon de Chelly National Monument. This imaginary line is located inside the enormous desert landscape in the care of the Navajo Nation - AZ, UT, NW, CO all intersect at this point. The whole Monument area was newly developed back in 2010. This... More

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