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Come Outside and Play!
Wickenburg offers a variety of parks with diverse amenities for all ages. Our parks are open 6:00 am - 10:00 pm daily. See below for details on each of our family-friendly parks.
Boetto Park
155 South Jefferson Street
Facility Information
- benches
- exercise stations
- Henry Wickenburg historic home
- multi-use concrete path
- picnic tables
- playground
- restrooms
About
Tour Boetto Park to view its many unique features, including:
- Viola Wellik bronze appreciation plaque
- One-of-a-kind Arizona marble sculpture by Sunrise Mine; the Vietnamese marble base was donated by former Senator John McCain and Mrs. McCain
- Unique displays of Wickenburg History
- The park is named for the Boetto family. John Boetto (1874-1957) was an immigrant from northern Italy who arrived in Wickenburg in 1907. Mr. Boetto was the first chief of the Wickenburg Volunteer Fire Department.
Coffinger Park
175 East Swilling Avenue
Facility Information
- benches
- BBQ grills
- multi-use concrete path
- multi-use field with lights
- municipal pool
- picnic tables
- playground
- ramada with lights (1)
- recreation building
- restrooms
- skate park
- tennis courts with lights (2)
About
Coffinger Park is located in downtown Wickenburg. There are many large open areas of green grass and mature shade trees. This is a wonderful family park and is often used to host picnics, birthday parties, reunions, weddings, and more. The park is named for Howard L. Coffinger (1908-1974), a former Wickenburg mayor, school board member, and longtime operator of a local funeral home and ambulance service.
Dog Park
3390 West Wickenburg Way
Facility Information
- canine obstacle course
- fenced area for large dogs
- fenced area for small dogs
- picnic tables
- ramada (1)
- waste receptacles and bags
- water for animals
About
The Wickenburg Dog Park is an off-leash, fenced in area, open to the public and their dogs to safely play and get exercise. The Dog Park is owned by the Town of Wickenburg and operated by the nonprofit organization Wickenburg Dog Park, Inc. The organization operates the park solely on donations.
Maguire Park
480 West America Street
Facility Information
- basketball court (1)
- BBQ grills
- picnic tables
- playground
- ramada (1)
- restrooms
About
Maguire Park is a small park located near several of Wickenburg's most family-friendly neighborhoods. The park is named for Charles L. "The Squire" (1878-1961) and Sylvia (1892-1970) Maguire; prominent residents and philanthropists. Arriving in Wickenburg in 1947, the Maguires financed or developed many of the community's well-known buildings including St. Alban's Episcopal Church, Ranch de los Caballeros, the Wickenburg Country Club, and the Sunny Cove Heights, Maguire Addition, and Country Club Acres neighborhoods.
Sunset Park
3020 West Wickenburg Way
Facility Information
- baseball fields with lights (4 total, 2 being multi-use fields)
- basketball court with lights (1)
- batting cages
- BBQ grills
- benches
- concessions building
- pickleball courts with lights (10)
- playground
- ramadas with lights (3)
- restrooms
- sand volleyball court (1)
- splash pad (Open from 8am - 8pm during summer hours)
- tennis court with lights (1)
- walking path around perimeter of park
About
Sunset Park is a sports and recreation complex that houses many youth and adult activities. The property was donated by the late George and Viola Wellik; local philanthropists who owned the historic Flying E Guest Ranch nearby.
Stone Park
164 East Apache Street
Facility Information
- benches
- picnic tables
- restrooms (available in Town Hall and during normal operating hours of the Library)
- Wickenburg time capsule
About
Stone Park is a unique respite for visitors to Wickenburg's historic downtown and is nestled between Town Hall and the Wickenburg Public Library. The park is ideal for picnics and frequently hosts craft fairs and other community events. The park is named for Russell E Stone, a former Wickenburg mayor and councilman who served during World War II.
Wishing Well Park & The Hassayampa River Walk Event Bridge
333 East Wickenburg Way
Facility Information
- benches
- restrooms
- Wishing Well attraction
Experience the desert beauty up-close when you explore the variety of trails and paths the Town of Wickenburg has to offer. Whether you hike or bike, ride in the saddle or an OHV, there are trail systems and pathways for all ability levels. Find a detailed list of local hiking trails, produced by the Wickenburg Conservation Foundation. The Arizona State Parks and Trails also offers an extensive guide.
Our Trails Commission has worked in concert with the BLM and other agencies to bring the first of a series of maps for the area. The three maps consist of overlapping areas in Box Canyon, San Domingo, and Vulture Peak. The first in the series, the Vulture Peak Map, is currently available. This map can be purchased at Town Hall for $12.
Sunset Multi-Use Path
This paved path is approximately 2.8 miles and runs along the north side of US 60 (Wickenburg Way) from Sunset Park to Los Altos Drive. It is open to all non-motorized forms of travel, including pedestrians, bicycle, and skateboards. The multi-use path connects to an easy strolling dirt path that follows the perimeter of Sunset Park.
Kerkes Trailhead
The Kerkes Trailhead allows adventurers access to the Hassayampa riverbed for motorized or non-motorized outdoor recreation. The trailhead is located at 98 S Kerkes Trail. Free parking and restrooms are available at the trailhead.
Constellation RV Campground
1201 Constellation Road
Facility Information
- 35 spaces
- pad type: dirt
- Dry camping only (no electric, water, or bathroom facilities).
- Only self-contained recreational/camping vehicles allowed. No tent camping.
- Pet friendly. Horses welcome.
- ATV/OHV's welcome.
- No reservations required. First come, first serve. There is no camp host on site.
- $8 per night, per vehicle or $12 per night with a horse stall.
- Payment to be made at campground upon arrival with cash or check only, placed in drop box.
- 7 night consecutive stay maximum, then must vacate for 30 days.
- Quiet hours: 9:30 p.m. - 7:00 a.m.
About
The Constellation RV Campground, across the street from the Everett Bowman Rodeo Grounds, offers dry camping only with beautiful views, access to nearby trails, and outstanding views of the night sky. To view an areal map of the facility, click here.
Community Center RV Parking
160 North Valentine
Facility Information
- 30 spaces
- pad type: asphalt
- hook ups: 20 amp, 30 amp, 50 amp
- partial hookups: electric and water; no sewer
- Pet friendly.
- Walking distance to historic downtown Wickenburg.
- Advanced reservations required.
- Quiet hours: 9:30 p.m. - 7:00 a.m.
- Check-in Time: 3:00 p.m.; Check-out Time: 12:00 p.m.
About
The Wickenburg Community Center RV Parking is centrally located in the heart of Wickenburg. The RV spaces are available for single use or can accommodate RV rally groups. RV rally groups have the option of access to the Wickenburg Community Center Banquet Room, kitchen, and bathrooms with an additional fee. Advanced reservations are required for all single use or RV rally group rentals.
Pricing
Single Use: $44 per night, per rig plus tax
RV Rally Groups: $44 per night, per rig plus tax. Optional access to Banquet Room $82.50 per night. $500 refundable deposit required if renting Banquet Room.
Advanced Reservations Required
Call (928) 684-5451 x1565 between the hours of Monday - Thursday, 7:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.