We were visiting Sedona and saw this park before heading over there. Our kids had a great time and…read morethe park was big enough! Very clean and well maintained, with shade which was amazing! I recommend it for a chill hang out for the kiddos and the adults too!

This is a fantastic park located just minutes from downtown Sedona. We met several locals who were…read moreincredibly friendly and gave us great recommendations for local food and entertainment. My children and I loved having enough space to toss a softball around on the large, grassy field--it was such a relaxing way to spend the afternoon. If you have a few hours to spare, don't miss this little gem. Enjoy your day!

My grandlove has enjoyed visiting Kayla's Hands Playground here since she was 2. We have visited…read moremany times over the last 5 years. She loves to see who her new friends will be each time we are there. There is also an outdoor roller rink, several ball diamonds, and pickle ball courts. People also enjoy the hiking/biking trails; and we often see horse trailers there for going out on trail rides. There are bathrooms available too.

Fun little park it was a great to stop and stretch our legs. There are bathrooms and sport fields…read moreand courts.

This place is magical! You have to stop her if in Payson I love bringing my little dog! I love…read moreseeing the ducks swimming in the water. I enjoy going out on the pier and being amongst all the fishermen. I just love walking around there and basking in the sun and seeing the beautiful weeping willows and grass!

Super nice park! Came here from phx to somewhat escape the July heat! Had been here before but not…read moreto the playground/splash pad. Took us a bit of driving as google maps was unclear on where to find the playground. It's a good sized playground with a nice splash pad. Perfect way for kids to cool off and my on had fun! It was a little crowded when we were here but I think there may have been a bday party going on. Would for sure come again.

Nice park with diverse mining artifacts. Awesome little Lynx Creek Loop trail, my did loved it!read more

I went to watch my friend fish and was amazed how low the lake was .. I hadn't been there for at…read moreleast 4 yrs .. yet good place for dog walking and taking the kids out for a picnic .. my friend still caught a couple of trout.

I really enjoyed Posse Grounds Park. It is a community park that has something for everyone. The…read morewide open spaces are perfect for walking, picnicking, or just relaxing and enjoying the scenery. It's clean, well maintained, and feels very welcoming for families, kids, and visitors of all ages. We did a few hikes around here in the Sedona area and absolutely loved it!

Love love love this park! Found it as we were driving by. The kids loved riding their bikes on the…read moretrails and at the skate park! The playground was super cute and well maintained. We brought our lunch and ate at the picnic tables. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DWpZV7Pgb58/?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ== @_mrs.campos_

The best way to get here is either by Jeep, 4 x 4, or a side by side. It did take us all day from 9…read morea.m. until 2 p.m. to get to the end and back.

This stunning lake is just outside of Prescott. The scenery is spectacular, with amazing rock…read moreformations around and in the lake. There are several hiking trails around it. There is some boating/kayaking allowed. Boat ramps, some playground equipment, picnic tables. It costs to get in, but you can buy an annual pass which gets you into other parks in the area. We love coming here when we're in the area.

It seems like this lake is a good place for activities like kayaking or paddle boarding. However,…read moremy plan was to hike a loop around the lake. I have been hiking for 40 years in Arizona, and this was one of my worst experiences. The map they give you at the pay station is worthless, and the maps posted along the trail were also worthless, because they didn't have an "X" to indicate where you were. I ended up getting lost and hiking almost 3 miles farther than I had intended. Yes, that is partly on me for not doing more research before I drove up from Phoenix, but some comments I read online said there is a good loop hike around the lake, and that is definitely not true. Just do an out-and-back hike along the east side of the lake and you will be OK.

I had a lot of fun here. I brought my sister along and we both enjoyed exploring the grounds. We…read morearrived at 2:30pm so we missed all the fun but still go to see all the animals. The animals were up and about walking around their areas. We walked around pretty quick and made it back to the front right on time for the last safari ride of the day. The safari ride was the best. We got to feed the giraffes which I thought was super cool. Def worth the stop!

Wanting a safari-like experience, we came out to Out of Africa to see the animals on their 104 acre…read morewildlife preserve. Pro-tip: If you come on your birthday month, it's only $12 for admission which is substantial savings! I booked the expedition tour which included the general admission, Super Mog tour, and a chance to feed a tiger. The Super Mog tour is an hour long ride in an all terrain open-aired truck. You have to be at least 5yo and able to climb up the steps to get into the vehicle. They offer 2 times, 11AM or 2PM. Because it was June, I opted for the 11AM tour bc of the heat. Even though there was no AC, it was fully shaded and we didn't feel too hot. Our tour guide Robby was incredible and gave each of us a small stalk of willow-like leaves to feed the giraffes. We had the option to feed them from our hands or if we're brave, our mouths! We started off on the super mog tour visiting some apex predators like their mountain lion, hyena, grizzly bear and Robby would tell their stories and also do a live feeding. We also drove past their rhino, lions, zebras and much more. Then we got to feed the giraffes as they walked up to our vehicle. It definitely had more of a natural feel vs a zoo. Then we got some snacks, walked around for a little bit to see their smaller mammals (sloth, lemurs, marmoset) and reptiles. Lastly, we attended the tiger splash show. It was as adorable show watching the tigers play with their trainers using various toys, balloons, and meat. After the show, we got to feed a tiger through a special feeding tube and you can also request a picture with the lion. Out of Africa is also know for their popular predator zip lines where you have views of the animals and the Verde Valley. We didn't do this bc my kiddo is still quite young. We got the chance to run into the owner Prayeri who described how many of the animals were raised at a young age or rescued. There is a strong emphasis on the human-animal bond and trust at this park. Love that mission and much love to all the animals!

Cute little park, a "big kid part and a small kid part."There's tons of grass space, skate park,…read moretons of parking and trees for shade. The maintenance guys may not like this, but there are gophers and those are fun to find.

This is great little park. easy to get here and easy to access freeway . Also bathrooms are very…read moreclean