
Queen Creek, Arizona
Parks, museums, family days and nights out in Queen Creek, plus the Valley icons a short drive away. Something for tonight and something for the weekend.
San Tan foothills
Eight-plus miles of desert trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding.
San Tan foothills
A long, flat desert trail along the base of the Superstitions.
220th St
An 85-acre park with 24 pickleball courts, multipurpose and ball fields, volleyball and basketball courts, inclusive shaded playgrounds, a splash area and a five-acre fishing lake.
Phoenix / Around the Valley
The Valley's signature summit hike, 2,704 feet over the Sonoran Desert.
North Valley / Around the Valley
The Valley's big blue playground: boating, kayaking and desert coves up north.
Queen Creek
Local settler and farming history in a preserved landmark.
Papago Park / Around the Valley
50,000 desert plants and rotating shows like the Chihuly glass. Free the 2nd Tuesday monthly.
Phoenix / Around the Valley
4,000+ instruments from every country on earth, routinely called the Valley's best museum.
Meridian Rd
Arizona's only working olive mill offers Olive Oil 101 tours, extra-virgin olive oil tastings, farm-to-table dining, coffee and shopping.
Rittenhouse Rd
A Queen Creek agritainment destination with a bakery and cafe, U-pick garden and seasonal farm celebrations including the Pumpkin and Chili Party and Christmas at Schnepf Farms.
Pecan Lake
A family entertainment destination with a ropes course, go-karts, a 21-hole putting course, surf experience, axe throwing, laser tag and escape rooms.
Queen Creek
61 acres with a pirate-themed splash pad, a stocked five-acre fishing lake, an inclusive playground, ball fields, volleyball and basketball courts and eight picnic ramadas.
Papago Park / Around the Valley
Arizona's beloved nonprofit zoo, wild since 1962.
Downtown Phoenix / Around the Valley
Hands-on STEM, a planetarium and a five-story screen downtown.
Queen Creek
Where the town gathers for shopping, food and seasonal events.
Riggs Rd
A 38-acre Queen Creek venue for English and western equestrian events, rodeos, vendor fairs, concerts and other public gatherings.
Hours and prices change. Confirm with each spot before you head out. Looking for a bite after? Where to eat in Queen Creek.
The Queen Creek weekly rounds up what is happening, what is new and what is worth your weekend. Every Friday morning.