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Sedona-VerdeValley Tourism Council
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Located in the geographical center of Arizona, Camp
Verde is the oldest settlement in the Verde Valley. The town
and surrounding area is full of history with a rich Western rural
character. Camp Verde is home to historic Sinagua Indian ruins,
Fort Verde the Verde River.
Come Stay and Play
Camp Verde offers something for
everyone providing a wide range of services and activities from:
- Outdoor Activities of hiking,
fishing, swimming, canoeing, camping, RV parks, hunting,
and horseback riding - to -
- Community Activities of festivals,
street fairs, concerts, rodeos, block parties and parades - to -
- Adult and Family Attractions
featuring Montezuma's Castle National Monument, Montezuma's Well,
Fort Verde, Yavapai Apache Cultural Center, Out of Africa Wildlife
Park, Verde Canyon Railway and Cliff Castle Casino - to -
- Consumer and Business Goods and
Services from shops, galleries, restaurants, automotive, real estate
and construction, banking and a wide range of professional
services.
Location
Camp Verde is located 86 miles north of Phoenix in Yavapai County in the
lush Verde Valley. The climate is arid, the hot summer days are often
cooled by monsoons rains and the winters are mild. Camp Verde's valley
floor is classified as Lower Sonoran Desert. However, because it is
situated on the Verde River, Camp Verde occupies a rare and enviable
position among Arizona cities and towns.
The Verde River and creeks that meander through our quiet community
are a habitat for wildlife, such as bald eagles, hawks, blue heron,
beavers and otters. The waterways offer recreational opportunities and
an abundance of riverfront properties. Towering above the valley are
majestic mountains that provide a scenic view of unsurpassed beauty. A
sparse population of less than 10,000, 46 square miles of land and many
small farms and ranches enhance our rural lifestyle.
Historic Preservation
The community possesses some of the oldest and finest historic resources
in the Verde Valley. Camp Verde is nearly unique in Arizona in having
examples of buildings from its entire historic period. Such resources
are vibrant links to the past representing the people, processes and
events that made the Town what it is today. These resources give Camp
Verde a sense of its uniqueness and roots. To demonstrate this point,
Fort Verde State Historic Park annually draws approximately 40,000
visitors to the center of Camp Verde, and nearby Montezuma Castle,
brings over a million to the area.
Attractions and Recreational Activities
Attractions and recreational facilities include Montezuma Castle
National Monument, Montezuma's Well, the Verde River and Fort Verde
State Historic Park/museum. In addition, a bowling alley, arcade and
other children's activities are located in the Cliff Castle Casino.
Residents and visitors are able to enjoy outdoor activities such as
horseback riding, four wheeling, jeep tours, hiking, camping, canoeing,
kayaking and fishing.
www.VisitCampVerde.com
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