Overall amazing place to rv or rent homes, so many activities its your problem if you get bored…read more But the service can be spotty-we waited in the 5 hour window for someone to show to help us with internet, no body showed up and the help desk is on voicemail often. I run my business from an RV, and will have to go outside the park now to find T mobile or Verizon. No body called to say they would be late or not showing up, awful.

Beautiful 5 star resort with spectacular amenities. I loved the pottery class and all of the…read morementors available for questions and suggestions, they have everything you need to create a masterpiece! Nice clean Pickleball courts with organized play! Nice pools. Multiple laundry facilities on site. Definitely will return!

Since I left California for Arizona 3 years ago, leaving for a retreat destination outside Phoenix…read morealmost always included a place to go horse riding. There's no need for that anymore! These stables are like no other with the rescue horses they use to ride off-trail, absent of nose to tail riding, at a pace you'd like, and the lead wrangler and his assistant wrangler will ride alongside you. I like 'em so much I've become a regular student of theirs too. Recently, I felt 4 hours of springtime riding converted me into an upcoming female wrangler after having experienced the following: * their newly-discovered oasis in the desert near the Sonoran Desert National Monument where our horses were in paradise ensconced by plenty of green grass and freedom to drink from a pond * involvement in a search and rescue mission to find a mule that separated itself from its cowboy wrangler; and * a half-leg full of jumping cholla that my cowboy boot took a good majority of, thank heavens, but I was spared further agony when the lead wrangler removed 'em with his long-nose pliers. If I'm ever going to have a horse of my own, I most certainly would board it with them as well. Just 45 minutes from home I almost feel I own one already each time I'm out there riding. Places like this are hard to find these days, because I feel it won't be long before there'll be a Burger King with all that open space out there. That's why I feel I've got to make the most of it while I can.

I had the most amazing experience with the folks at this stable! The wrangler was patient and very…read morehelpful showing me how to prepare a horse to ride. My husband and I paid for an hour lesson/ride and after taking an hour to set up the horses, we rode for a full hour. We came back a couple days later and paid for two hours - Steve, our wrangler, brought along a second wrangler for the sole purpose of carrying our camera for us and getting FABULOUS shots of us riding through the desert. No trails - just a leisurely ride through the cactus and hills. The price was less than half what we were quoted by other stables and I can't imagine a better experience. I learn something every time we go. I should also mention... my husband has a fear of horses, but after these two rides, he is eager to ride again. I don't have a fear of horses, and I CAN'T WAIT to ride again! It's a pretty good drive, but is TOTALLY worth it.

For those with little ones that love horses but are still too young to ride a full size horse on…read moretheir own, The Pony Ranch is the place to be! We came here for a birthday party and everyone had a blast. There are a lot of ponies to choose from, and the staff here know all their personalities to make sure they are a good match for your kid. When your kid goes on the trail you will be leading the pony and for the most part your pony will go on autopilot along the trail unless the staff members warn you about any quirks the pony has on the trail. There's also a carousel area where your pony will walk in a circle while your kid rides. They do have one full sized horse that children can ride with a staff member leading the horse on the trail. In addition to ponies there is a petting zoo with animals such as goats, chickens, donkeys and pigs. There's also a "gold mountain" area where kids can dig and if you are lucky, you might dig up a gold colored rock! Kids can also play on the swing set or pretend to rope a steer. I wouldn't have ever known this place existed had it not been for this birthday party. The ranch itself feels like it's in the middle of nowhere. Everyone here was very friendly and welcoming. The party area was in a large ramada with multiple tables.

My daughter loved Hollywood the horse it was an awesome experience seeing my daughter happy! She…read moreloved feeding the horses and goats! It was a great experience!

The still "newish" location was great as they played host for our team's swim meet for the 2nd…read morestraight year. Staff members around the facilitie,s along with the cleanliness of the pool locker rooms, were great. The only downside we had was that we picked up the smell of sewage due to all the recent rains we had, so I believe that had a lot to contribute to it. It was only when the wind would blow strongly but I think after 15 mins we were used to it. Other than that, navigating into the venue was straightforward... however, there's one intersection that could use a stop sign to help alleviate backup coming from the venue trying to get out. We were stuck in that for a while with cars lined up making a left & other cars turning right at our intersection.

This park is located on the East side of John Wayne Parkway, South of downtown Maricopa…read more Been here many times for soccer tournaments and some 7v7 football. They have some great grass fields, no turf. There are also basketball courts, baseball fields, and clean bathrooms. There is a dog park which got relocated to near the fishing pond instead of behind the LaQuinta hotel. There is also a Rec Center but I have not been inside.

This was a very nice rest area! I was surprised at how clean the restroom was. It also smelled…read morereally good for a rest stop bathroom. Lots of places to sit and rest. Really nice landscape too! There was an area with vending machines.

Very Clean! Multiple picnic tables with Ramada's, vending machines, and information about the area…read more Great and safe place to relax, sleep or take a break.

This is a decent park just glad to have one in Maricopa. In the active side the storm drains bring…read morein garbage. The active and passive sides are pretty much the same size. The drinking fountain for the pups hasn't work for awhile so bring your own bowl and water.

Great park with a nice group of regulars that take responsibility for their dogs…read more Problems arise when new dogs are brought in with irresponsible owners. Although dogs aren't required to be spay or neutered to be in the park, they should be.

Had no idea that the farm was so close to home…read more We had a great time visiting. We got to see how cows were brought in to get milked which was very enlightening. Then they showed us a video about the farm and facility in Phoenix. We took a tram around the farm, we were in amazed in how many cows they have and how they keep track of them. The was the 100th year for Shamrock Farms and they did a good job showing it off. Because it's Christmas time they had Santa and Mrs. Claus fly in from the South Pole for the kids. All around it was a nice trip out to the farm with the kids.

They take great care of their cows and the tour was lovely and informative. Good for kids and…read moreadults.

Brought my Boy Scout troop here to get in a day of trap shooting and this place and their staff was…read morefantastic. Prices were completely reasonable, the staff was more than accommodating and incredibly friendly. They truly made us feel at home. The boys cant stop talking about our time down there and we will make this a regular troop event for sure.

1 skeet field, bunch of trap fields. All the staff even Tiger are easy to like. :-) Very causal…read moreatmosphere. Show up at the field and the shooters invite you on the squad or add you to the rotation. Haven't met anyone I didn't enjoy shooting with. $7 a round, how can you go wrong.