Things to Do Near Fairgrounds RV Park
From historic Prescott to red-rock Sedona, Arizona's central high country is full of adventure. Here's what's close, and about how long it takes to get there.
Adventure in Every Direction
Drive times are approximate, measured from the park on AZ-89A in Prescott Valley.
Yavapai County Fairgrounds
The county fair, rodeos, livestock shows, swap meets and events run through the year.
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Prescott Valley's event arena, with concerts, sports and the indoor exhibits that run alongside the fair.
Learn more(opens in a new tab)Historic Downtown Prescott & Whiskey Row
Whiskey Row was named for the saloons that once lined Montezuma Street. It is now shops and art galleries in the original historic buildings, around the Courthouse Plaza.
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Sharlot Hall Museum
Built on the grounds of the original Governor's Mansion, with several buildings of Arizona history. It hosts the Folk Art Fair in June, the Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering in August, and a Folk Music Festival in October.
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The Smoki Museum
A museum of Indigenous art and culture of the American Southwest, in a stone building modelled on a pueblo.
Learn more(opens in a new tab)Prescott National Forest
More than a million acres across two mountain ranges, rising to 8,000 feet, with hiking, biking, fishing, hunting, picnicking and camping.
Learn more(opens in a new tab)Watson Lake & the Granite Dells
A lake framed by ancient granite boulders, with kayaking, easy trails, and some of the best photography in the area.
Learn more(opens in a new tab)On AZ-89A in Prescott Valley, about 25 minutes from Prescott Regional Airport (PRC) and roughly 1 hr 30 min from Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX). Groceries and services are just minutes away in Prescott Valley.
Prescott Valley, Minutes from Historic Prescott
Fairgrounds RV Park sits on AZ-89A in Prescott Valley, at around 5,000 feet, with historic Prescott a short drive west.
Prescott served as the first capital of Arizona Territory in 1864, and its Courthouse Plaza, Victorian homes and legendary Whiskey Row still anchor the town. Around it, the Prescott National Forest covers more than a million acres across two mountain ranges, and the granite boulders of Watson Lake and the Dells are twenty minutes away.
- Prescott: Arizona's first territorial capital, 1864
- Yavapai County Fairgrounds nearby
- A million acres of national forest nearby
Make Fairgrounds RV Park your base camp
Send a reservation request. Arizona's high country is right outside.