State Parks and National Parks

Cibola National Wildlife Refuge

Cibola, AZ U.S.A.

66600 Cibola Lake Road
Route 2 Box 1
Cibola, AZ 85328
U.S.A.

928-857-3253

Open Year-Round

No Entry Fee Charged

State Park Information

The Cibola National Wildlife Refuge is the winter home of the largest concentration of Canada geese and sandhill cranes on the lower Colorado River.

The refuge also provides habitat for a host of neotropical migrant birds as well as year-round resident species, including the endangered Yuma clapper rail.

The habitat, covering 18,500 acres of riverbottom, also provides a home for wintering puddle ducks and migratory birds.

Visitors should bring plenty of gas, water, a hat and sun protection.

Picnicking is allowed, there are tables available near the headquarters building.

During the winter season, the refuge offers interpretive programs and guided tours.