Good family park for locals and tourists Splash pad and…read moreplayground Only issue is bathrooms are far away from the two areas But other than that, park was really nice Good activity for the kids and families

Frontier Park is a lovely spot to take kids to burn awesome energy. The splash pad was decent in…read moresize and had many different types of water features for kids to enjoy. The dry playground area itself is awesome, with swings, multiple different things to climb to get up onto the playground and even some smaller in ground type things on one side. We will definitely come back to frontier Park the next time we are in Show Low.

It's my birthday. Was hoping to go for a canoe ride with my family. It's 3:10 pm. The girl working…read morethe desk said they close at 5pm. She told me we had to be there "right now" for an hour canoe rental because they need to "clean up." I can imagine if she owned the place they would certainly stay open for more revenue. And not complain to a customer about having to wipe down a canoe.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. Prices are reasonable. We rented 2 kayaks and a motor boatread more

Came here around 5p on a weeknight to do some fishing with my son. We didn't end up catching…read moreanything, but the location and surround scenery is beautiful. We saw a water snake, from a safe distance and heard the fishing can be amazing here. The water level was low and this was our first time fishing here, but I'd definitely recommend coming here, even if it's just for a walk. Make sure to check which fishing regulations are enforced because they change seasonally.

Went up to the White Mountains a month ago for some outdoor therapy (aka fishing and 4-wheeling)…read more We shot over to Silver Creek for a half day to try our luck hooking into some trophy size trout. It worked! If you go, read up on the regulations for fishing there. Barbless hooks, no lures, no live or scented bait, and possibly catch-and-release only. There are public restrooms when you enter the creek, but be ready to hike a bit as you will want to hit all of the hot spots! On a scale of 1 to 10, monster trout here! (shhhhhh....don't tell anyone. This secret spot is just between us) ;)

Family friendly. Shaded tables under trees. Park is for little kids as well as bigger kids up to…read moreage 10 or 11 roughly. Merry go round, 1 smaller slide, 2 big slides, swings, and a separate swing area. They even have a little book house for book exchange.

Show Low City Park is a great place run by the Show Low Parks and Recreation Department. It is a…read moregood sized park nestled in the pines at the corner of Deuce if Clubs and Clark. It has so many things to do. You can just relax, take a walk on the walking path, have a picnic, let the kids play on the playground or the dogs play at the doggie park, play ball at the ball park or basketball co, play tennis, volleyball or frisbee golf, swim at the indoor aquatic center or workout in the fitness area. I recommend checking out the Show Low City Park. It is a wonderful place to get away while in the town.

We have rented from Ted & Nancy for years and there is definitely a reason why. They are super nice…read more& accommodating every year. Cabins are super clean and cozy. So many fun family memories at these cabins. We have rented all of the Big 10 cabins and the Little Ponderosa as well over the years. Each have something unique.

What a great place to relax for a few days. It's tough to get a rental in Greer this time of year…read moreif you do not book in advance. Cabin was clean and well appointed. Note, there are only two resaurants in town. One open for breakfast and lunch called Rendevous Diner. Molly Butler's Lodge is open part of the week for lunch and every night for dinner. The cabin has a propane grill if you decide to stay in. There is one small market in town called Lazy Trout Market if you need anything. Lots of places to fish or hike. We relaxed at the cabin and played cards. There was hand sanitizer inside. Soap and shampoo provided. The check in process was smooth. They email you a code for the front door. There's a TV with Dish Network. It's very quiet here. Nice front porch to relax. Bedrooms and bathroom were on the small side, but it is a cabin and they were adequate for a couple of nights. We enjoyed our short stay.

This is an amazing place! The show lasts for an hour-ish. You get to see and learn about falcons,…read morevultures, crows, red tail hawks and owls. For an additional donation you can see a bald eagle and learn about her. Well worth the money!!

Definitely must visit. We stopped in around 1 pm and hiked all around the lake and surrounding…read moreareas. They will give you a map so you know where you are going. By 2:30 they expect you to be inside so they can check you in and the show will start at 2:45. There is a cute gift shop if you want to buy some souvenirs. John is a fantastic guide. He answered all the questions and was very fun to listen to. Special thanks to all of the volunteers, they made the show great! They have 7 birds but you only see 5 of them and the other 2 they rotate.

The water level is up from years past so kayaking is good . Start early in the morning before the…read morewind picks up.

Apparently the campground is closed since Covid began and they intend to shut down the camping and…read moremake it a day use only site. That's sad but there is still fishing and the Porter Mountain Stables nearby actually have horseback trails and tours around the lake. The lake consists of Rainbow & Brown Trout, Channel Catfish, Large Mouth Bass, Green Sunfish, Blue Gill, Black Bull Head and Carp.

Grandkids sought a good fishing lake with the low water in lakes at Pinetop, they finally found…read moreRainbow Lake which was full of water and fish too. Limited access since a lot of the land around the lake is private land but well worth it.

You can't access the entire lake from the shore. Mostly a place to fish but not great to bring your…read moredogs as they can get hooks in their feet.