Top Rated Parks to Visit in Flagstaff

"The Walnut Canyon National Monument was the ancient home of the Sinagua people, whose dwelling areas you can still explore. These ruins are not nearly as sophisticated as what you will see at Wupatki, but it is still a marvel of the human spirit that anyone lived in such a dry area. In fact, Sinagua means “without water” in Spanish."

"The group of cliff dwellings that make up Walnut Canyon National Monument were constructed by the Sinagua people, who lived and farmed…"

"Though you most likely won’t find any buffalo (well… unless you count the statue in the parking lot!) what you will find at Buffalo Park is a spectacular open view of the San Francisco Peaks surrounded by ponderosa pines and dreamy tall grasses. Buffalo Park is the perfect location for a natural, outdoor photo shoot in Flagstaff featuring the beautiful landscape that makes this town so special. It is only a short driving distance from downtown and there are the epic views that Flagstaff is known for– what more could you ask for?"

"We woke up, had an easy breakfast at the Sonesta ES Suites (complementary!), and headed out for our last day. Just past USGS is a piece of land purchased by the City of Flagstaff from the National Forest Service as a public park for folks to head out and enjoy nature. Buffalo Park is an easy two mile loop with views of the San Francisco Peaks, animal sightings, and an activity challenge course for those that want to kick their exercise level up a notch."

"Open year-round, Fort Tuthill County Park is one of the best vacation spots in Arizona. Its unique location near Flagstaff allows for quick access to tourists, and its full activity roster means that there’s something to do in every season. In the summer, visitors can play golf, ride horses, take archery lessons, bike around the trails and enjoy the many different fairs and festivals that take place on the grounds."

"A short walk from the visitors centre will bring you to Wheeler Park, an open green space with plenty of trees, right at the heart of the community. Not only a lovely place to come and relax with a book or enjoy a picnic, it regularly hosts events such as park runs or weekend arts festivals including Hullabaloo and Art in the Park. The park is an activity hub in the summer and a winter wonderland in the cold months."

"The pleasant Wheeler Park is the intercity green space – and is used as the site for many Flagstaff festivals. The summertime Sunday morning Flagstaff Farmers Market takes place just across the street, in the parking lot of Flagstaff City Hall. In the same parking lot on the second Saturday of each summer month, visitors can also peruse the wares for goods for sale at the funky Flagstaff Urban Flea Market."

"With everything from tennis courts to shaded picnic areas, Bushmaster Park is one of the most fun things to do in Flagstaff. It’s a park that has a little something for everyone. Your kids can enjoy the swings and climbing structures of the playground; your teenagers can flaunt their apathy at the skate park."

"Milton Rd. Flagstaff, Arizona 86001"

"From Business: Operational since 1958, Village Inn is a chain of full-service family restaurants that serves various entrees, such as steaks, omelets, grilled chicken and…"