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

This is the most beautiful park I have ever seen!!! if I lived near Prescott Valley, I would be…read morehere every day, hiking with my dogs and having picnics every weekend. Absolutely gorgeous! People are fishing off of the little dock which I have no interest in, but it is still so green and beautiful!!! Definitely a hidden treasure! You would never know that it is even there!!!

Love this indoor park. We have been here before with our son. He loves it. It's clean and well…read moremaintained. There is a big indoor park and then areas that allow you to work if you would like. On Sundays there is a church that has service in the big room.

Park Collective is a large indoor space in Prescott Valley that is free and open to the public…read more Walk inside to a large open, air-conditioned space! There is a good size sectioned play area for toddlers, a large playground for all ages, Plus coffee shop, and lots of different seating options (also inside is Heights church and Upside Preschool). This is such a cool space (pun intended ) and I wish we had one in Phoenix. Check it out on your way to Prescott, but honestly, I think it would be worth driving 90 minutes to let the kids play while I get caffeine and read for a few hours.

Nice sports complex with community pool area. We were visiting for a baseball game and the fields…read morewere in very good condition, there are spectator bleachers and clean restrooms. The event we were at had food trucks in the parking lot so not sure if that's always an option or just for this event. There is a lot of room to bring your own chairs as well. Down side we saw several people almost get hit by older kids riding bikes and scooters quickly on the main walk area and even on the field after the game.

Great place for an early morning walk! Two separate dog parks depending on the size of your dog!read more

What a perfect place to take three little kids with nothing but energy to burn. The park was…read morebeautiful, clean, and had a great area for walking, sitting, and restrooms were very clean.

First of all, whoever wrote that this is a dog park is misinformed! I found this listed in the…read morecomputer when I looked for dog parks in Prescott Valley. This is in no way, no how, a dog park! What is the matter with the person who wrote that this is a dog park in Prescott Valley under parks? It is a nice park for the family, and for children, but it is not a dog park! Then, if you call the phone number posted for this park, you get the Prescott Valley Police Department! I just don't know how this was ever listed as a dog park! Five stars for a regular neighborhood park.

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.

Beautiful trail with lots of pathways and cool scenery. Also can get a really nice view of the lake…read moreand hear the ducks. Would for sure recommend checking this trail out if you can and just enjoy the scenery.

Trail is absolutely amazing and beautiful. It has some nice sculptures to pass by along the way and…read morewhen you reach the top it gives a beautiful view of all of Prescott and Prescott valley. It can be exhausting or rough, but there are plenty of benches you can stop at along the way to take a breather. As well as bring plenty of water too. You can also stop by the nearby radio towers too but can't go inside but that's good. Overall I would recommend this spot to get some air and enjoy the scenery. Just make sure to use your GPS so you don't get lost along the way.

This 4.2 mile out and back trail offers 360 degree views from the top, a rarity for such a short…read moreand easily accessible trail right in town. The parking area is found at the SW intersection of Antelope Ln and N Castle Dr and is quite large. I went on a cold weekday and only saw 5 other hikers but undoubtedly this gets very busy on a weekend judging by the size of the parking lot. There is an installation of contemporary artwork of foraging deer / horses as you start the trail. The trail itself is very wide and a mix of dirt with some rock and climbs at a gradual incline all the way up. At each of the major switchbacks there are nicely maintained picnic tables offering great views of the valleys to the east and north. A handful of interpretive signs offer information about wildlife, geology and history of the hill. There are also GPS and mile markers at regular intervals. As you approach the top a few of the switchbacks are a bit steeper but the view at the top is worth it as you are now able to see the southern and western mountain ranges as well as all the way around to the east and north. A picnic table is also situated the top along with additional historical info. The top can be windy so be prepared, also this is not the best trail to take right after a rain or snow. I went two days after a snow and even though the majority of snow had melted it felt like I had an extra 2 pounds of mud on my boots at times !

Took an e-bike on this trail and had so much fun! The dirt and gravel path is well maintained and…read moreeasy to ride, with beautiful views along the way. There are incredible rock formations, lush greenery, and scenic lake views throughout. We also came across some old rail cars that make for a really cool photo op. Definitely a great ride!

This hiking, walking, biking, horse trail is a gem. We had our e-bikes, so that is how we chose to…read moreexperience it. There is a large parking lot that costs $5, or you can buy an annual pass that gets you into other area parks as well. It is mostly flat, mostly dirt/rock. There were a few off-shoots we could've taken. There was a porta-potty a ways in. The scenery is spectacular, with stunning rock formations, and some sections showing you the gorgeous Watson Lake. It was used by lots of walkers, a couple of joggers, several bikes, and even a horse. Fun morning.

This small neighborhood park has surprisingly lovely views of the east valley and hills to the…read moresouth of Prescott Valley from a 3 mile mostly paved loop trail. The parking lot holds 4-5 cars and has two shaded Ramadas with picnic tables. The asphalt paved trail is best walked clockwise by heading east from the parking lot. For the first 15 minutes you walk by houses on a shrub oak lined path, then the trail opens up as you head southward and slightly uphill. There are nice views east towards Dewey and as you turn to head west, views of the mountains to the south are also very good. After a short, steep uphill, the trail heads due west. You can turn around at the high point or make it a loop by continuing west and crossing over to Old Black Canyon Highway (dirt road), then walking on the sidewalk along Lucky Draw Dr to the parking lot.

This is a good spot to hike and has a great view of the lake. There's always lot of beautiful…read morescenery here to see from the rocks, the lake, the trees etc. It is such a good spot to go to when you need air or just a taste of fresh air and quiet.

Here's my review in a nutshell from August 30, 2025. The Lake is gone. There was a malfunction in…read moretheir valves and the lake is dried up.

My daughter Zoe rented Loop B at Lynx Lake from 8/23/24 - 8/26/24. Rich & Jenny are AWESOME…read moreVolunteers who take care of the area & they are amazing folks. Very helpful & ready to tell you any helpful information you need while staying. We left a night early because my daughter rented the amount of days just in case we wanted to stay longer. Yet the 25th(today) is my 54th birthday & I was ready to be home for the week. We came home very rested with plenty of beautiful pics & cool experiences to tell friends & family.

I've been to Lynx Lake a few times, and this recent visit was pretty similar to my past…read moreexperiences. I'm giving it a 3-star review mainly because the lake has recently been drained and they want it to refill naturally, so it's unclear when water levels will return to normal. There is also a $5 day-use fee to enter the park. You can pay cash or card. Currently, the park opens at 7:00 AM and the gates close at 5:00 PM. The trail around the lake is about 2.5 miles and offers a few different routes, including at least one path that leads to a small waterfall (or what would be a waterfall if the lake wasn't drained). The west side of the lake is more paved and level, making it easier for walking, while the east side is more rugged with a dirt trail. One thing to add, the bathrooms were clean, but they had smell in them was hard to ignore and really unpleasant. Overall, it's still a nice area for a casual walk around the lake, especially if you're in the area.