Park Info On Your Phone

What is 511?

telephone 511 logo Traveling in Arizona is as easy as 5-1-1. Dial 5-1-1 on your phone for the latest information on:

Road conditions
Public transit services
Major airports
Tourism, including State and National Park information
Weather and more

This free service is offered 24/7 by the Arizona Department of Transportation, who remind you to buckle up and drive safely. Information also available at www.az511.gov. Outside of Arizona, call (888) 411-ROAD (7623).

What is a 511 Speed Code?

Women with cell phone From the opening menu of 511 (while in speech recognition mode), you can enter a code known as a speed code. You enter the 4-digit speed code and press the pound key and it will take you directly to the park menu. Each park has a recording, and can change that recording depending on what is going on at the park. Here is a list of each state park's speed code.

How to Access

Speech mode instructions from main menu:

Enter park’s speed code, then the pound key
Or say: “Tourism,” “Parks,” and name of the park
To transfer to the park office, press the pound (“#”) key at any time during the recording

Touch tone mode instructions:

Press Star Key (*) to enter touch tone mode (will drown out background noise)
Press: “4” for Tourism followed by “2” for Parks
For Parks beginning with A, B, or C, press 2 (first letter of park name matches phone’s keypad)
To transfer to a selected park, press the pound (“#”) key at any time during the recording

Additional Help

To the best of our knowledge, 511 should work from any home phone within the State of Arizona. All major Cell/PCS providers within Arizona currently offer 511. If you are unable to dial 511 from your Cell/PCS phone, contact your cell provider. Still having problems? Read the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about 511.

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