The road to Homolovi II will be closed from September 8, 2026 at noon through September 10. During this time, the gate will be closed by the Visitor Center; visitors can still hike to the Tsu'Vö trail from the Visitor Center.
Note: Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time.
Homolovi II Ancestral Hopi Pueblo Tour
Homolovi State Park
Saturday, October 31, 2026 9:00 a.m.
Join a ranger lead walk at the Homolovi II Ancestral Hopi Pueblo. Homolovi II is one of four pueblos in the Homolovi cluster recorded by Jesse Walter Fewkes from the Smithsonian in 1896. Homolovi II is the largest of the ancestral Hopi pueblos having over 1000 estimated rooms and 47 kivas. This 0.4 mile walk is wheelchair accessible and guests will see the outline of five domestic rooms and a reconstructed ceremonial structure (kiva). Artifacts including ground-stone and pottery, can be seen along the pathways. Park day use required.
MORE EVENTS
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September 5-6, 2026
Family Campout at Homolovi
Arizona Family Campout weekends are designed for families with kids that have little or no experience camping. Join us at Homolovi State Park, where we will be camping for the first time with the program!
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2nd Saturday of the Month, April - November
Star Party and Guest Speaker at Homolovi State Park
Come out to Homolovi's Visitor Center Museum and Observatory for a night under the stars. Enjoy astronomy presentations featuring special guests with telescope viewing to follow. Bring your sense of wonder to the only Arizona state park with a permanent observatory!
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Saturdays, Oct 3, 2026 and Oct 24, 2026
Homolovi II Ancestral Hopi Pueblo Tour and Petroglyphs
Join a ranger lead hike at the Homolovi II Ancestral Hopi Pueblo. Guests will see the outline of five domestic rooms and a reconstructed ceremonial structure (kiva). The petroglyphs are located below the mesa.
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Various Dates Between Oct 4 - Nov 15
Homolovi IV Pueblo Guided Tour
Join a Ranger for a tour of one the park's archaeological sites that is normally closed to the public. Registration is required for this event. This pueblo consisted of approximately 200 stone masonry rooms built in a stepwise fashion down the sides of a small butte on the west bank of the Little Colorado River. It was occupied for a short time in the mid 1200s.
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Saturday, October 17, 2026
Tsüvó Trail and Diné Point at Homolovi
Enjoy a hike along ancient trails with a Park Ranger.
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Sundays, Oct 18 and Nov 1
Textile production at Homolovi : A review of the cultural significance and technical introduction to weaving
Textile production at Homolovi : A review of the cultural significance and technical introduction to weaving
