| | Cocopah Museum | | This museum exhibits tribal beadwork, arts, crafts and tribal dolls. The Museum also features a gift shop. Gift shop items include tribal beadwork, arts & crafts, tribal dolls, Native American tapes and CD's, beading and jewelry supplies. | |
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| | Fort Yuma Quechan Indian Museum | | Museum exhibits illustrate the arrival of the Spanish missionary Father Francisco Garcs, the Quechan Revolt, history of Fort Yuma, and Quechan life. | |
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| | Sanguinetti House Museum | | The museum exhibits artifacts, photographs, and furnishings of Arizona's territorial period, as well as has aviaries and gardens that have been maintained to reflect how they originally were at the turn of the century. | |
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| | Yuma Proving Ground Heritage Center | | A collection of military memorabilia and artifacts are maintained at the center including a collection of desert test and training photos, uniforms, munitions, model vehicles, and rooms set up as they were in 1954. | |
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