Clarkdale

10-12 Lounge is a bar at 910 Main Street in downtown Clarkdale. It opens at 10 in the morning every day of the week and stays open until midnight. There is seating outside when the weather is nice. The website lists events and specials, so it is a good place to look before a visit to see what is going on that week. To ask a question, call (928) 295-0345 or send an email to info@1012lounge.com. Hours and details can change, so it is a good idea to call and check before you make the trip.

Arizona Botanical Gardens is a retail plant nursery at 1011 Wildhorse Ln in Clarkdale. The website says it specializes in cactus, succulents and low water plants suited to the local climate, and keeps a stock of cold hardy cactus. Staff help customers pick plants for a project, and there are display gardens on site for ideas. Pottery and garden planters are sold too, including Asian planters, Mexican talavera, German terracotta and work by local artisans. Listed hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day, and the website repeats that as open 9-5 daily. Call (928) 634-2166 to check on a holiday.

The Arizona Copper Art Museum is at 849 Main Street in Clarkdale and shows objects made of copper. It is open every day from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and closes on Christmas Day and New Year's Day. Admission is $11 for an adult, $10 for a senior, veteran or student, $5 for youth aged 10 to 17, and $3 for a child aged 5 to 9. The number is (928) 649-1858. Allow an hour or more if you read the labels, and call ahead around holidays. Ask about group rates and about access if stairs are a problem for anyone in your party.

Arizona Public Service (APS) supplies electricity in Clarkdale. It is a utility rather than somewhere you call in at, so there is no street address here. Customer service is listed as running 24/7 on (800) 253-9405, which is also the number for an outage or a downed line. Starting service, stopping it, billing and outage maps are all on aps.com. If you are moving in, call before your first day rather than after: connection is not always same day, and a vacant property may have been disconnected rather than just switched off.

Arizona Radiant Landscapes LLC is a landscape and hardscape company listed in Clarkdale, Arizona. The crew installs paver patios and walkways, retaining walls, irrigation, gravel, fire pits and outdoor living spaces, and does grading and site preparation for homes and for commercial property. The business is listed as licensed, bonded and insured, and shows a contractor license number on its own site. Estimates are free. Hours run from early morning to evening every day of the week. The listed service area covers Clarkdale, Cottonwood, Cornville, Camp Verde, Village of Oak Creek and Sedona, and the company also lists work elsewhere in northern Arizona. Call or email to request an estimate.

Bones Trail is 6.05 miles long on native material, so the tread is dirt and rock rather than gravel or pavement. Grades run 5 to 8 percent, which is a steady pull rather than a sharp climb, but the length adds up. It is rated trail class 2, meaning a built path that stays rough in places. The route is numbered 180 and falls under the Red Rock Ranger District of Coconino National Forest. Carry more water than you think you need, since there is no posted water along the way, and check with the ranger district for closures and current conditions before heading out.

Buena Vista The Discovery Connection is a child care center at 1615 North Main Street in Clarkdale. It holds an Arizona DHS child care center license, number CDC-10530, and it can care for up to 43 children. These details were checked on 2026-09-23. Because the center is small, spots may fill up fast. Call (928) 301-7958 to ask about openings, the ages it takes, hours, and weekly costs. A visit before you enroll is a good way to see the space, meet the teachers, and ask how the day is planned. Bring a list of questions so you do not forget any.

Chateau Tumbleweed is a small winery and tasting room on the hillside in Clarkdale, Arizona. The tasting room is open every day from midday into the evening. Wines include red, white and rose, plus magnums and past vintages, and charcuterie is served with them. Dogs are welcome. The winery was founded by two married couples with long roots in Arizona wine, and the grapes come from vineyards around the state. There are wine clubs with member releases and events, and the tasting room hosts its own events. Clothing and merchandise are sold as well. Cottonwood, Jerome, Camp Verde and Sedona are nearby.

Chowis Scape does landscaping work, with hardscaping and irrigation as the licensed trade. The contractor holds AZ ROC license ROC 351883, classification CR-21 Hardscaping and Irrigation Systems, and it was active when checked on 2026-09-20. That classification covers patios, walls, walkways and watering systems rather than general building. The number is (480) 843-9234. Before hiring, confirm the license is still active and ask that the number appear on the written bid. It also helps to ask how long a job of your size takes, who does the work on site, and what happens if a watering line fails later.

Clark Memorial Library is at 39 North 9th Street in Clarkdale. It is open Monday through Thursday from 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., and on Friday from 8 a.m. to noon, so the Friday hours are mornings only and the rest of the week is afternoons. It is closed on Saturday and Sunday. The phone number is (928) 634-5423. Because the open window each day is short, call before making the drive, especially around holidays. Worth asking on that call: how to get a card, whether computers and printing are available, and what programs run for children.

Clarkdale Historical Society and Museum sits at 900 1st North Street, Clarkdale, AZ 86324. The phone number is (928) 649-1198. It is open Wednesday through Saturday, and the times are not the same every day. Wednesday runs 10:00 to 13:00. Thursday, Friday and Saturday run 11:00 to 14:00. So it is closed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, and every open day is a short afternoon window. Plan around that. Map records tag it as a museum. A listing from the cottonwood-chamber-directory suggests it also belongs under nonprofits. We do not have an admission price, a website, or a description of what is on display, so call ahead if that matters to you.

Clarkdale Lodge offers lodging at 23 North 11th Street in Clarkdale, a short walk from the middle of town. Guests also use it as a base for trips to Jerome and Sedona. To book or to ask a question, call (928) 634-5037 or write to info@ClarkdaleLodge.com. There is no posted front desk schedule, so arrange arrival time when you reserve rather than showing up late and hoping. Ask about room types, how many people each sleeps, whether a kitchen is included, and the cancellation terms. Rates move with the season here, so compare dates if your travel plans are flexible.