No... Not really

While the town once had upwards of 500 residents in the 1920's, and is now left with a total of 12, we like to consider Rowley a historical town rather than a ghost town - a ghost town in our opinion leads people to think that there is no one here caring for the buildings and properties which couldn't be further from the truth. The town is also mostly privately owned by remaining residents, which is good to keep in mind when exploring. There is a map on the community hall and at both approved camping locations that you can use as a guide of where your exploring is appreciated, and where the private property lies.

There are no businesses that offer fuel.

Other than during pizza night (Last Saturday of most months) there are no businesses that offer food or drink.

There are public washrooms, but they are only available during events for now, or in Sam's Saloon during pizza nights.

To date there are 12 residents living in Rowley

Absolutely!

We love responsible pet owners who keep their animals on a leash at all times, and who pick up their waste and throw it into one of the many available garbage bins available. Our town has a colony of cats and some backyard chickens who appreciate not being chased by off leash dogs.