Marana Visitor Information Center

Stop by the Marana Visitor Information Center, conveniently located off the I-10 between Marana Road and Tangerine Road exits to plan your trip anywhere in Arizona! Pick up maps and get directions, information, and recommendations from our friendly Marana Chamber of Commerce staff, who have welcomed and served visitors from around the world, since 1987. The staff always has fresh coffee too!

Whether you are a visitor, a resident or relocating there's something for you at the Visitor Center:

• Travel guides, maps, and brochures (local, regional, and statewide) to plan your Itinerary based on your interest.
• Community Education Day Series Events
• Info on local eateries, accommodations (from camping to 5-star resorts) and shopping.
• Meeting spaces, wedding venues, and places to relax and unwind.
• Current activities and special events.
• Revolving art exhibits from local artists on display and for purchase.
• Local business contacts if you are just moving into the area or starting a business.
• A Southern Arizona “Book of Fun” to purchase for discounts to local attractions.
• Veteran’s Assistance Information

When you stop by the Marana Visitor Center you can count on a friendly and helpful experience discovering one of the fastest growing communities in Southern Arizona!
Note: The Center is closed on most major holidays--call ahead for updated hours.

About the Arizona Office of Tourism's Arizona Visitor Information Center Program

The Arizona Visitor Information Center program was created by Arizona Office of Tourism, in reference to A.R.S. 41-2305 B8, with the defined purpose to establish a network of officially designated Arizona Visitor Information Centers (AVICs) throughout the state of Arizona. Primarily operated by local chambers of commerce or convention and visitor bureaus, designated AVICs help promote local Arizona communities as well as regional and statewide attractions, destinations, dining options and hospitality amenities. These information centers often serve as a visitor's first stop, giving communities the opportunity to provide a positive first impression of the surrounding area and Arizona.