5 paws! Large separate areas for small and large dogs with grass. Water at the fire hydrants with…read morebowls available. Dog bags and garbage cans. Seats for the humans.

Cute and clean! Dog bowls were available and were clean as well. It was so nice to be able to let…read morethe pups out in a grassy, shaded area!

Thank you Holbrook Kiwanis for providing such a nice dog park!…read more Regret THOSE that DON't picked up after their dog(s). Shame of "you" for ruining a nice service provided by a volunteer group

Easy stop, right off the highway. Green grass, trees, pretty. Connected to a picnic area. Not huge…read morebut a lovely brief rest and stretch.

Really quick to get in and out of. And conveniently across from our hotel. Lots of poop and dry…read moregrass, but a good late night stop for our doggos.

Absolutely. The most horrible "dog park" I've ever seen, and I wouldn't even call it a park. It's…read moremore of a dog run... nope, more like a walk. Filthy, not stocked, poo everywhere! Do better pet owners. But whoever takes care of it needs to be my more attentive.

One of my most favorite places on earth…read more Red rocks, vortexes, sun rises and chill people. Sedona is pricey but gives a place to lay your head between hikes.

To find this place you have to be quick on the steering wheel and slow on the gas, we only saw one…read moresign for it so don't blink or you will pass it. This spot is perfect as a rest stop as you are driving through the mountains to get out and stretch your legs and really enjoy some unbelievable sights. I reminds me of to the Grand Canyon except with trees everywhere. There are plenty of "lookout" areas as you walk the path to see Gods jaw dropping creation. On the lot they also have native American Indians selling jewelry, knives, Christmas, ornaments, and even Tomahawks. "I bought 2 very expensive but beautiful handmade ornaments.

Nice dog park. Large enough for our two large dogs to stretch their legs. It is a multi functional…read morepark with bathrooms, exercise equipment, kids area and picnic tables with shade.

We have visited about 100 dog parks at this point:…read more This was a nice little dog park for us in the summer of 2017. Lots of shade, I had to walk from the parking lot and look for it (not immediately evident where it was). It's right in town, It had dirt, and a colorful agility course for the dogs to play. Tall fences Water fountains Trash cans Single gates Agility course See my photos attached.

Lovely dog park in Soldiers Pass. Large and small dog areas and a nice hilly area with a bench at…read morethe top and incredible views. I came in January. It was pretty muddy. There is a nice turf area with benches. There is water and dog bags. There are also paths around the dog area where you can walk but on leash. The parking lot for the dog park was very small and you can only get 1 hour of free parking. Luckily I found a spot but if no spots there is probably a pay lot nearby.

Sedona has a great dog park. Three fully fenced areas. My dogs liked the hiking area for exploring…read moreand the large dog area for playing with other dogs. It is one of the best dog parks we have visited.

Really easy location to get to if stopping by through town. Pretty chilly in winter and equipment a…read morelittle cold (metal parts) but kids loved it. Clean and lots of things to do, places to sit etc.

The park is nice but my kid's rented a space for our grandsons birthday…read more The bathrooms were NASTY we called the park while we were there and told the park about it they said there was nothing they could do You pay for the space the BBQ is locked up the bathroom's are nasty not a really good experience

Over Memorial Day weekend we were on the quest to play in as many parks as possible. When we…read morestopped for lunch in Payson I went on Yelp! to find a park to play in before driving back down to Phoenix so my daughter could get out and play. When we first drove up to the park, we went to the older swing set (not shown in the photo) and were a little let down because it wasn't kept up very well and pieces of the play equipment were broken. When we walked around and up the hill we found the nicer playground with better looking and more updated equipment! It was so fun even I got out on it and played. It looks like a really great neighborhood park that was very busy with baseball tournaments. We would definitely stop by the next time we are in town.

We had a phenomenal hike here. This park is easy to find, has great views, and the hikes aren't too…read morehard physically. Be sure to download AllTrails and track/rate your hike! Decent amount of parking and a variety of sports courts as well. Payson's such a fun spot to get in touch with nature.

Full video review: https://youtu.be/DfGkSyDiTJk…read more We visited during the 41st Annual Route 66 Chili Festival. Flagstaff, Arizona. High desert air, the smell of roasted chilies drifting like a promise you can taste before you even see the tents. The 41st Annual Route 66 Chili Festival isn't just about heat, it's about history, pride, and the kind of small-town grit you can't fake. Here, locals and drifters alike lean over steaming pots, stirring stories into every bite, they stir in their childhoods, their grandmothers' recipes, their own stubborn lessons learned the hard way. The chili is fiery, smoky, sweet, sometimes all at once. Like Route 66 itself, a blend of past and present, steadfast tradition and restless ambition. This isn't some polite food festival. It's a gauntlet, a throwdown, a living, breathing celebration of community and obsession, all under that wide Arizona sky, where every bite feels like it's telling you a story you didn't know you needed to hear.

Nice park for my toddler who is almost 3 to play. They had the plenty of swings and a variety of…read moreplayground equipment to choose from. Parking was slim but you can park on the road. They do have bathrooms on site, with 2 accessible and 1 with an adult changing station.

Super nice park! Came here from phx to somewhat escape the July heat! Had been here before but not…read moreto the playground/splash pad. Took us a bit of driving as google maps was unclear on where to find the playground. It's a good sized playground with a nice splash pad. Perfect way for kids to cool off and my on had fun! It was a little crowded when we were here but I think there may have been a bday party going on. Would for sure come again.

I absolutely love this park. It's probably the best one in Payson. They have events in the summer…read moresuch as movies and music in the park. They have events all throughout the year for family fun they have fishing events and four different types of fish in the lake. You can also use a boat if you want to go out further into the lake. It's a great place to walk your dog bird watch in a or just get some peace. There is also a nearby playground and museum nearby. It has plenty to do and I never get bored. Look for the bald Eagle to nest every spring is my favorite activity to do when I visit!