While the shops in Stagecoach Village were closed during my visit, I used the plaza for my walk…read moretoday. The plaza is open 24/7. It was peaceful. I could also use the time to see if any new businesses joined the plaza. There are slight inclines and stairs to use. Shared parking lot and WiFi in some of the businesses.

An easy to pass up little shopping and dining village we've discovered as we were leaving Cave…read moreCreek, AZ. Many little shops and eateries to choose from, and/or just kick back on a bench in the open area in the center of it all.

Small town, highly recommend…read more There are some good BBQ places in town and other options too. The REAL WEST in all it's glory including the sighting of handsome cowboys buying Feed for their horses at the main store.

This was a spur of the moment drive up to Cave Creek on a cloudy day. In all the years living in…read moregreater Phoenix I'd only been up that way a couple times, so it was a nice surprise. The Town is small but has many craft shops, featuring native jewelry, knives, katchina dolls and so much more: I bought myself a beautiful folded steel knife with wood handle and a leather belt sheaf, it has great balance besides being a work of art. We strolled around in the light rain, went to look at the rustic wedding chapel - closed, so couldn't see i side - took the photo coming out of the salloon, and the headed over to Hansen's BBQ for a cold one. We got our drinks and sat at one of the high tops sipping our drinks and looking forward to some live music. Cody Gibson had been up on stage for a while when I went to ask him for a fave tune: the Streets of Laredo. He listened to it and then played it for me ! All was going so well then a sudden "Craaack" and a splitting sound: the transformer down the road died, so the Town and restaurants closed... We couldn't stay to eat so can't comment on value or taste. Thank you Cody for your lovely music, and Frontier Town for showcasing your art and charm. We'll be back to taste your food !

A very nice setting for art galleries, businesses and restaurants. There is outdoor seating in the…read morebeautiful patio. You'll enjoy sitting amongst rock carvings and the well kept area. Free street parking.

From the owner: Historic Spanish Village is a unique arts & shopping & services village within the relaxed and…read morequaint town of Carefree, a perfect place to grab a delicious meal, browse top galleries and access salon services or enjoy a special occasion with family and friends.

A small Cave Creek plaza. A cafe and a restaurant are in the inside plaza. On the outside is a…read morerustic furniture store. Dirt parking lot available.

Prickly Pear Plaza has a small amount of businesses. On the premises, you will find a restaurant,…read moreice cream store, beauty salon, and spa, hotel and gift store. All parking is in the back where they have their own lot.

This is such a pretty building and surroundings. At one time it was booming with storefronts and a…read morecafe. They had free entertainment on their stage. Currently all but three places are unoccupied. The remainder of the spots are now used as conference rooms. The area is still well maintained and gets 5 stars for beauty and upkeep. I still use the facility to walk. Plenty of parking both in front and in the back of the plaza. 2 stars for things to do.

Went to Boulders Resort. Spent the night and went to El Pedregal to see Estaban in concert. Did not…read moreeat there

Carefree Marketplace is a small plaza housing a main grocer store along with assorted businesses…read moreand one restaurant. It is convenient to our home. Shared parking lot.

The Plaza at Black Mountain is a small plaza with a few businesses and one restaurant. There is a…read morenew storefront that has joined the plaza. Plenty of free parking.

Carefree Plaza is one of the small plazas in the Carefree area. The art gallery that was doing…read morebusiness here decided to leave the premises. I believe there's 4 businesses here now. Plaza has its own parking lot.