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06.20
16th Annual Cowpunchers Reunion Rodeo
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06.20
10th Annual Lavender Festival
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06.20
Heritage Square Trust presents Summer Concert Series
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Tombstone Day Trip
Relive the legends of one of the Wild West's most famous towns Tombstone, Arizona, known as "The Town too Tough to Die." Visit the OK Corral, Birdcage Theatre, Big Nose Kate's Saloon and more!
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Celebrate a Summer of Edu-tainment
Rates from just $89 per suite, per night with 7-day advance purchase. Enjoy all-suite accommodations, complimentary kid's meals, dive-in movies and kid's programs.
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San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe
The San Juan Southern Paiutes have lived for the last several hundred years in territory east of the Grand Canyon, bounded by the San Juan and Colorado Rivers, with the Navajo and Hopi Tribes as their neighbors. They share a common heritage with the Southern Paiutes of Northern Arizona, Utah, Nevada and California. The San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe is known for its hand-woven traditional baskets which utilize age-old weaving techniques. The basket designs and materials have been passed down from generation to generation. Using the age-old techniques, the younger generation are weaving more contemporary designs.
There are no organized tours to any areas of the reservation at the present time. All questions regarding a visit should be directed to the Office of the President, please see Contacting the Tribe (below) for contact information.
Where To Stay
There are no lodging facilities available on the reservation. However, accommodations can be found in Tuba City.
Location and Nearby Communities
Location:
The largest of the San Juan Southern Paiute Tribal communities is located at Willow Springs, about 15 miles east of Tuba City or 70 miles north of Flagstaff.
Nearby Communities:
Contacting the Tribe
Tribal Government
PO Box 2710
Tuba City, AZ
(928) 640-6979
Visitor Information
(928) 640-6979
