Things To Do in Safford, Arizona

Hwy 70 to 20th Ave, south to Golf Course Rd. west to golf course More on arizonaguide.com

It is reasonably priced and there is a lounge and resturant. More on GolfReview

overview: Discovery Park offers you the opportunity to explore 200 acres of scientific, historical, and cul... More on MuseumStuff.com

Great for kids and adults. More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. Gila Valley Bank, forerunner of the Valley National Bank of Arizona, was formally organized on this site December 15, 1899, opening January 16, 1900. The bank was originally housed in the northeast corner of the I. E. ... More on HMDB

The poor man's Palm Springs! At Roper Lake S.P., for a $10.00 fee (1998), you can camp, hike desert trails,... More on SwimmingHoles.info

A large grill accommodates cooking for the masses. More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. In 1845 General Kearney's, Army of the West: Guided by Kit Carson, followed the Gila River from, New Mexico to the occupation, of California in the Mexican, War, thus opening the, southern snowfree route to, the Pacific ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In Memory of two of the, many pioneers who brought, law, order and safety to, the Gila Valley. Lorenzo and Seth Wright: were killed 1 mile north of, this spot by Indians who, had stolen 45 horses from, early settlers. ... More on HMDB

Like burgers aand other warm items that most Dairy Queens do. More on Yahoo! Travel

It's all right. It has a fun box w/ a ledge. It has a 12 ft. half pipe. A big roll in. And lots of annoying little kids.& some ... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

This park doesnt exist anymore... More on ConcreteDisciples.com

The Nature Conservancy operates a small lodging facility at the old ranch headquarters. There are on-site hot springs available for guests only. If you go, ask if you ... More on NileGuide

This area boasts rugged mountains, canyon streams, saguaro cactus, and mesquite bosques that are home to desert dwellers such as coati mundi, javelina, and a wide variety of neo-tropical migratory ... More on Epinions.com