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.

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.

I really like the pools in there. It's also very clean and safe with a lot of lifeguards making…read moresure you don't get hurt. The checkout person is fast and friendly every time I go there for a swim

I really like the Showlow aquatic center. The pool has a water slide wich is fun and also a hot…read moretub. The employees and the service are amazing. I definitely recommend the Showlow pool.

Welcome 2026! Another amazing menu by Chef Patrick!…read moreThe entire staff is amazing. Dana, Marla, Patrick absolutely top notch.

Beautiful place, good food and friendly service. Looking…read moreforward to going back again

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) ;)

I was in town for a few days and decides to take one of my dogs for a quick walk one morning. I…read moreliked that the trail has ample parking spaces. It also has flat and easy trails along a small water stream (and I think some more challenging one up some smaller wooded hills). The walk was relatively easy..you can for sure finish the all back ad forth within 30-60 minutes depending on how fast you can walk. When I was there on a weekday late morning, many residents were walking along the path with their dogs enjoying that cool morning as well. Finally, the trail is free and very well maintained. It is also accessible so people with any abilities can enjoy it for sure.

This is a really interesting hiking trail and park. There is a steam that goes along the normal…read morehiking path which is an easy walk. I believe there are some more difficult paths that go along the woods. Apparently on the one side of the park sometimes you can see cattle grazing, but they were not out during my visit. There were some horses in the other field which got all of the attention. Having the horses present just made the park that much more enjoyable. There is a small parking lot and no bathrooms at this trail.

Rachel and her son were fabulous their kindness was infectious the riding stables were well…read moreorganized and offered 1 or 2 hour horseback riding through the wooded forest challenging trail rides horses were very well maintained and healthy I rode Jon my husband rode Jack we had 2 hours of fun I highly recommend Pinetop lakes equestrian

Rachel was a great guide, she made the ride fun, was very professional and explained everything. I…read morewould do it again and I recommend the stable.

Just a nice little hike to escape from the city. If you are visiting Pinetop-Lakeside you should…read moretake an hour to walk this short interpretive trail. There is no major destination or culminating peak. But if you love little signs that tell you about the birds and trees as well as offers picturesque views of streams, rocks and mountains then it's for you. The perfect hike for my family who are novices. The real is just under one mile. The first 1.3 is asphalt and then becomes silty dirt. Fun and relaxing to get your mind off things.