Papago Park

Tammy Rusk RB 3 weeks ago

Such awesome mtns. Great to explore in early am. Make sure to bring plenty if water & wet cloth for around your neck when it's warm out to keep from getting sick from heat!! Have fun. Several areas to explore from between Tempe & Scottsdale. Took these pics off of McDowal & 68th st. Such an awesome sunrise! No touch up at all.

Kaori Dr.Travel 2 months ago

Papago Park is one of Phoenix’s most iconic landmarks and a perfect quick outdoor stop for families. The hike is short, easy, and suitable for both adults and kids, making it a relaxing way to enjoy the desert scenery without needing a long trek. The famous rock formations and viewpoints are great for photos, and the whole visit—including walking and taking pictures—can easily be done in around 20 minutes.

Khen Wendel 3 months ago

I recently spent some time at Papago Park in Phoenix, and it was a really enjoyable visit. The park has unique red rock formations that are fun to explore and great for photos. I took a few easy trails and enjoyed the views without feeling too rushed or crowded. There are plenty of open spaces and picnic areas, which made it easy to relax and enjoy the desert scenery. It’s a nice spot to get outside, stretch your legs, and take in some natural beauty right in the city.

Ivan Pacheco 3 months ago

Came to visit the hole in the rock and it was awesome. Small hike to get up there. We did not go into the hole since we have young kids and it didn’t look safe. Overall you get a beautiful view of the sunset. Recommend to go when the sun is going down. Small parking lot you may have to drive around until you get a spot if it’s busy.

Chris Pruner a month ago

Enjoyed an awesome time of golf with my nephew and friends. Bucket of range balls comes with the round, that was a pleasant surprise. Staff is amazing- they brought our clubs right from the car to the cart, wiped the clubs when finished and Fish and chips are a must along with an excellent waitress, Megan!