Open year round except for Christmas and New Years days, the visitors center features exhibits on prehistoric and historic Pueblo culture as well as information on the monument and nearby attractions. The park also offers regularly scheduled guided walks, evening programs and interpretive talks in summer months. The campground is open from March through November. Call for group rates. Then follow signs to Bandelier.
Groups can arrange guided tours in advance.
The visitors center contains exhibits in both English and Spanish, including a 10-minute introductory film. The park offers special summer programs including weekend cultural demonstrations and night tours. It also holds an annual Feast Day Mass the first Sunday in August. You can picnic in the park but you can't spend the night. However, the U.S. Forest Service operates six campgrounds, and private companies run three, all within a 20-mile radius of the park.