Superstition Mountain - Lost Dutchman Museum

Whether a wedding, elopement, renewal of vows, memorial service, or celebration of life, it is available for events every day from 8am to 8pm. The Elvis Memorial Chapel is a movie prop that was used in the 1969 Elvis Presley western “Charro!” — the only movie Elvis made in which he did not sing, but played a strictly dramatic role. During the movie shoot, a specially-made steeple was constructed and put on the chapel so that it could be blown off during an explosion central to the movie’s plot.

This breathtaking open-air amphitheater offers an unforgettable ceremony setting with sweeping views of the Superstition Mountains. Ideal for couples dreaming of a natural desert backdrop and golden-hour lighting, the space is perfect for romantic ceremonies, intimate gatherings, and sunset photo sessions under Arizona’s wide skies.

Once part of the iconic Apacheland Movie Ranch, this reconstructed barn blends vintage Western charm with cinematic history. With authentic wooden interiors, historic wagons, and a cozy, storybook setting, the Apacheland Barn offers a unique venue for rustic-themed weddings, receptions, or rehearsal dinners with true frontier flair.