Saguaro National Park

Question

FYI Saguaro National Park has resumed normal operations of their visitor centers 7 days a week after a brief "closed Mondays" interruption after the government's reduction of staffing. I noticed the change on their website and have called to confirm. https://www.nps.gov/sagu/index.htm .

Answer

Yes — good news: Saguaro National Park in Arizona has indeed restored its visitor-centers to operate 7 days a week. A local news report confirms that staffing has been reinstated and the visitor centers are “open daily again.”

Here are the key details as of the most recent information:

The visitor centers had previously been closed on Mondays due to staffing reductions within the National Park Service.
As of early 2025, the centers are reported as being open 7 days a week.
One official update from the park’s Facebook page indicated that beginning March 31 2025, both districts would be open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

It’s always wise to double-check just before your visit, because hours can change due to staffing, weather or park-specific conditions. Here are some additional considerations:

While the visitor centers are open daily, some specific facilities (restrooms, trails, exhibits) may still be subject to temporary closures. For example, the west-side Red Hills Visitor Center had a temporary closure in July 2024 for carpet replacement.
Parking, trail access, restrooms and other amenities may vary by district (Tucson Mountain District vs Rincon Mountain District) so check for your specific side of the park.
Even though the visitor centers are back to daily operation, typical hours listed (9 a.m.–5 p.m.) may apply, so morning or late-afternoon visits may require planning accordingly.

In short: Your observation is correct — the park’s visitor centers are once again operating every day of the week. If you’re planning a visit, you can confidently plan to use the visitor center services (information desk, maps/guides, restrooms, etc.) any day you come.