Welcome to a place where it's so easy to make friends and savor the relaxed lifestyle you have always dreamed of. It is time for you to enjoy the warm weather and sunshine that comes with life in Arizona and you'll love living in Kingman. Kingman is perfect for retiring baby boomers and there is so much to do.

Welcome to Kingman, The Heart of Historic Route 66! Kingman is the ultimate destination hub from which you’ll launch your next adventure, explore the surrounding outdoors and enjoy beautiful year-round weather.

Stop by the Kingman Visitor Center for essential information on local attractions, dining, and accommodations. Get expert tips and maps to help you explore Kingman’s top sights and plan your perfect visit.

This site is the official government website for the City of Kingman with information about the city government, city departments, and services.

Welcome to Kingman, Arizona, crossroads of the past and the future. Kingman is an enchanting blend of historic charm, scenic beauty, Hollywood history. But the city is also focuse

Jump in the car and hit the Mother Road to discover a treasure in the Arizona desert. Kingman is the heart of Route 66, with frequent classic car events, glowing neon signs, and an overall retro vibe that embraces the city's vibrant past.

The Kingman Visitor Center is located inside Kingman’s Historic Powerhouse, which provided electricity to Northwest Arizona towns and mines from 1909 until 1938 when the Hoover Dam began producing Hydro-Electric power.

Kingman is known as The Heart of Historic Route 66 because the longest remaining preserved stretch of the famous all-American road, Route 66, runs through downtown. The Kingman Visitor Center offers free travel information for Arizona attractions and operates an all-American-made gift shop, focusing on products from the Southwest.

Welcome to Kingman. In October 1857, Lt. Edward Fitzgerald Beale and his experimental Camel Corps trudged across the present site of Kingman, Arizona surveying a wagon road along the 35th parallel. After the first travelers encountered hostile Indians in the area, Fort Mojave was established on the Colorado River.

Downtown Kingman is home to so many small businesses. From antique stores to metaphysical shops, there is something for everyone here! Cruise along Beale St and Andy Devine Ave (Route 66) to experience local dining and shoppig in the Heart of Historic Route 66.