The Remnants Of This Arizona Ghost Town Are As Intriguing As Its History

When traveling through Arizona, it’s not uncommon to stumble across long abandoned places. Each one is weather beaten and slowly disintegrating under the desert sun. Another thing they have in common? Intriguing stories and remnants that help embellish those tales with evidence of what once existed there.

Nothing, Arizona is one such place. Located on the lonely road between Wikieup and Wickenburg, this little ghost town was barely a town at all.

When it was established in 1977 by a group of four friends, Nothing had a mere two buildings: one a gas station with a garage and the other a small roadside market.

Probably due to its remote location, the "town" was abandoned by 2005 and slowly began to succumb to the Arizona desert. However, in 2009, the property was purchased and life returned to Nothing.

That spark of life was brief yet hopeful. The new owners cleared away trash and debris, began restoring the old store, and sold pizza from a food truck.

Unfortunately, within a year, there once again was nothing in Nothing and the population returned to zero. The new owners closed up shop, took down signs, and gated the area with a fence.

Today, what’s left of the town still sits abandoned and crumbling. The fence is gone so you can wander around the area to see what’s left and a lot of people do.

The old garage is long gone, the store has been gutted with doors and windows missing, and its walls are covered in graffiti. Debris and items once standing on the property litter the ground.

You can find more photos of what's left of Nothing on the website, GhostTownAZ by clicking this link.

These days, this is all you will find in Nothing: an abandoned town of lost dreams now fading in the sun.

Have you been to Nothing, Arizona before? Do you remember what it was like in the days before the Internet? We would love to hear your experiences and memories!

Want to read about another Arizona ghost town? Fairbank in southern Arizona is one fantastic example! Read more about it in A Visit To This Arizona Ghost Town Will Make You Feel Like You’ve Traveled Back In Time.