The meeting was to discuss temporary street closures, Earth Day celebration, the appointment and…read moreapproval of potential officials. It was an informative meeting. Parking available outside.

Nice building you can pay your utilities here. I was here for a bid. Parking is across the street…read morecloser ones are reserved. I probably will be here again when there is another bid. But other than that now I know where it is. Not hard to find in this town.

Wow! Service with a smile in several departments! Walked in the main building and was immediately…read morefretted and directed to where we needed to go. First stop was for help with our passport renewals. They don't wear name tags so do not know her name but she definitely went above & beyond. Over to the water department in the same office about 5 steps away. Greeted with a friendly smile and once again over the top service! Not your typical government department. Way to go City of Buckeye!

Unexpected surprise while driving past this morning's frontier town…read more The homes are predominantly constructed in the adobe style and are absolutely gorgeous, surrounded by desert flora. Visit the small botanical garden! It's worth the detour.

Carefree is a small town approximately 40 miles north of Phoenix. Its population consist mainly of…read moreretired individuals. As of the year 2020,, there were approximately 3700 residents. Cave Creek is the sister city to Carefree.

I love this building firstly. the architecture has a great welcoming feel to it, from the outside…read moreall the way in. the staff to greet you always have smiles when you walk up. Not a large place, which is great. People remember you and treat you like you've been there forever. Its great. I've had to come here for some pre-bids and bid openings. I hope I have to come back to this laid back, calming place. Take the time to look at their dedications to fallen officers, firefighters etc. I think its beautifully made. They have a time capsule to open in 2067. I cant wait to be there!! hahahahaha

Free parking, free admission. The ghost town was located half an hour from Mesa…read more Came on a weekday morning. There was a good amount of people roaming around. The town was located really close to the Lost Dutchman State Park. All of the shops had air conditioning which was nice. The cowboy hat shop was really cool. Saw some of the hats were $79. They have a saloon called the Mammoth worth checking out. They had a lot of cute attractions, such as gold panning, mine tour, zip lining, and railroad riding. Bought a pound of copper from the museum for $50. Apparently everything in the museum was tax free. Admission to the cost $10 for 13 and up, $8 for 65 and up, $5 for 8 to 12, and free for those under 8. Really fun town to spend an hour or two. Lots of things to do for all ages. All the staff were friendly. Town was clean. Would return.

What a great stop! I was on my way to tortilla flats and turned around to stop and explore this…read morelittle gem off the side of the road. They have everything from ice cream to sandwiches to a steak restaurant saloon to tattoos, ghost, mine and horseback riding tours. I was most excited to see an old town photo studio. What a fun experience! Definitely worth stopping! I had lunch at miners grill (blt) before exploring! The train tour was so cool! Tour guide Bruce was great and very funny! The mystical building was unreal. Be warned if you very motion sickness I got queasy! Matt at the mine tour was also great! Loved this so much I came back to hear the ghost tour by Michael! So good! I got lucky as I was the only one on the tour so I basically got it private tour and Michael's storytelling is off the chain! Love the multimedia to accent his stories. I'm actually going back next week and can't wait to take my mom. The ghosts tour was definitely the highlight of an already wonderful day!

The town of Queen Creek has grown exponentially since I visit visited about 20ish years ago. For…read moreexample, Ironwood used to be two single lanes in both directions and there was no target or plethora of businesses in the Rittenhouse area. Honestly, it amazes me how much this town has developed! Some great growth, and others haphazardly planned causing some infrastructure issues. My city has actually taken some of what occurred here in consideration for our very own growth. Periodically, I visit Queen Creek as they have a few businesses that aren't in Apache Junction/East Mesa. Such as, Torchy's Tacos and Portillo's. I've even ventured here for some great Yelp events. Overall, I think it is a great town to visit and if you have a desired business, take the drive!

5/28/25 Today we visited for shopping…read more Shopping 5/5 At the Queen Creek Market Place. My wife shopped Nordstrom Rack and Ulta. Nice Market with lots of popular stores and restaurants. Also close to one of our favorites San Tan Flat! Traffic 2/5 Is always challenging due to area growing pains. I'm sure it will payoff in the long run.

A lovely City Hall that was well maintained and staffed. Part of the building served as the city's…read moreChamber of Commerce. It offered brochures on things to do in Arizona, Arizona maps, and other local information. There were several collections of artwork housed in glass. Signs around the outside of the building directing visitors to the Complex. Free parking outside the complex.

Great experience! Scheduling online was easy, they told me exactly what we needed via email. Came…read morein and was seen right away and was out of there in like 5-10 mins. Highly recommend for passport!

In walking around Cave Creek, you will see some interesting sights. People quite often ride their…read morehorses in Cave Creek. It really gives you that Western feel.

Beautiful historical city that was founded in the early 1870's. A nice country town home feeling…read morewith plenty of shops and restaurants to dine at. A hot spot for those who have motor cycles and love to ride since the area has nice smooth roads and clear clean weather.