This Town In Arizona Is Modeled After Bedrock From The Flintstones

Long after the modern Stone Age family went off the air, 49 years ago, the town of Bedrock remains. With the theme song for “The Flintstones” blaring continuously over the park’s loudspeakers, the park has been a roadside attraction along Route 66 for more than 40 years. Click NEXT to see more of Bedrock Once a popular stop for tourists on their way to the Grand Canyon, the BedrocParkty park in Arizona has fallen into disrepair. The park still employs two or three people and the occasional visitor wanders in and out of the technicolor bungalows. Barney and Betty Rubble’s house. Check out the cars on the NEXT page These golf cart cars were once operational for driving around the park. Click NEXT to see Fred And Wilma's House Fred And Wilma Flintstone’s house. Now the 60’s souvenir shop and diner with 5¢ coffee are as much an artifact as anything else. What you buy at this NEXT store? The Bedrock grocery store. Click NEXT to see where they got their doos! Barber Shop Click NEXT to see the rest Goatasaurus pen Click NEXT to see how Pebbles And Bam-Bam got to school The Yellow School Bus And the school they attended is NEXT The Bedrock School Click NEXT to see Bedrock Boulevard The Homes Along Bedrock Boulevard Click NEXT to see the local post office The Post Office Click NEXT to see the theater The Bedrock Theater, where The Flinstones’ cartoons have been looping for over 40 years. Click NEXT to finish The intensely and garishly kitsch Bedrock City is a tribute to another era, open 364 days a year (Bedrock City is closed on Christmas) for a $5 entry fee. Credit: Matt High | Messy Nessy Chic Related: Flashback Facts For The Flintstones The End of An Era: 20 Best Saturday Morning Cartoons Of All Time

The intensely and garishly kitsch Bedrock City is a tribute to another era, open 364 days a year (Bedrock City is closed on Christmas) for a $5 entry fee.

Credit: Matt High | Messy Nessy Chic

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