Parks in Groom Creek, Arizona

Prescott National Forest Operating Days: 180 Total Capacity: 16 Elevation: 6,000 Season: May 1 through October 31 Fees: $75/1-25 people $100/26-50 people $125/51-76 people $150/76-100 people Additional Information: Large group area ... More on recreation.gov

Prescott National Forest Operating Days: 180 Total Capacity: 100 Elevation: 6,000 Season: May 1 through September 30 Fees: $75/1-25 people $100/26-50 people $150/50-100 people Additional Information: 2010-CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ... More on recreation.gov

Santa visits Arizonaâs Christmas City in this fun and festive parade around Prescottâs Courthouse Plaza on December 6. Itâs an ideal way to celebrate the season with family, friends and neighbors. ... More on Discover America

Since 1888 folks have come from miles around to see what the ruckus in Prescott, Arizona was all about. Eve... More on Worldsoldestrodeo.com

the price of admission is outrageous! More on Yahoo! Travel

More than 100 gingerbread structures will be on display from November 21 through December 28, in this ... More on Discover America

In 1988, Congress designated 33.8 miles of the North Umpqua River as a Wild and Scenic River with a "recreation" classification. It begins at the confluence of Rock Creek (rivermile 35.5) near Swiftwater Bridge and ends at Soda Springs ... More on recreation.gov

Lynx Lake is one of the most popular recreation areas in central Arizona. Mild weather, the cool ponderosa pine forest, a serene 55-acre lake, trout fishing, boating, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, archaeological sites, ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Watson Lake is located on hwy 89, north of Prescott. The complex has campsites, restrooms, and picnic area. Crappie and Large Mouth Bass can be caught in it's waters. This is a no swimming, no wake lake, making it perfect for canoeing ... More on AnglerWeb.com

This trail, in the Groom Creek area, offers a fairly easy day hike or ride to a ridge overlooking upper Goldwater Lake from the southeast. The trail leaves the Senator Highway at an elevation of about 6200 feet and climbs about 250 ... More on OffRoadNorthAmerica

The upper parts of this trail are the most attractive. The trailhead at Wildflower Saddle goes down through some old mine dumps. It then drops into a beautiful riparian area passing through some nice aspen groves. Wild Pigeon Spring ... More on OffRoadNorthAmerica