- TripBuzz found 76 things to do with kids in or near Cottonwood, Arizona, including 67 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Sedona, Camp Verde, Jerome and Prescott Valley.
- From Cowboy Way Adventures to Blazin' M Ranch, the Cottonwood area offers 52 different types of family activities, including: Bike Rentals, Hiking Trails, Movie Theaters and History Museums.
- Located in Arizona's Yavapai County is the city of Cottonwood. The small city is home to a charming historical downtown district and serves as a quiet residential community and tourist destination to travelers passing through. The area features many antique shops and five wineries and tasting rooms and is often referred to as 'Wine County of Verde Valley'.
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38.3 Miles
Kaibab Lake Campground has 73 total campsites with tables and fire rings, an amphitheater, picnic pavilion, boat ramp and fishing pier. They offer no utility hookups, no dump facility and all available potable water is for drinking only.
39.0 Miles
Located in the former Coconino County Hospital for the Indigent, the Pioneer Museum is dedicated to the history of Flagstaff and Northern Arizona. In addition to the logging, ranching, and other pioneer life exhibits, the museum holds festivals and special tour events throughout the year.
39.4 Miles
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3101 N. Fort Valley Road, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
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With a permanent collection of over 600,000 artifacts, the Museum of Northern Arizona exhibits items from various domains, such as anthropology, geology, fine arts, and others.
40.3 Miles
One of the most popular community parks in Flagstaff is Bushmaster Park. The most notable amenities include footpaths, playgrounds, picnic tables, tennis courts, and basketball courts with its most famous feature being an extensive skate park.
40.8 Miles
Arizona Snowball's 777 skiable acres is evenly divided between easy, intermediate, and advance with the longest run being two miles. The trails are accessible by four aerial and two surface conveyors.
41.2 Miles
96%
6192 votes
Walnut Canyon Rd #3, Flagstaff, AZ 86004
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For reaching the Walnut Canyon National Monument's bottom 350 feet down, the traveler can take the trails. This area was populated by the Sinagua Indians, until the middle of the 13th century, when they mysteriously disappeared.
41.6 Miles
With guide services for rock climbing and boating, Kokopelli Climbing leads visitors to outdoor rock structures for a day of climbing. The company has a climber cabin, an indoor climbing facility with 300 handholds.
41.9 Miles
All the tours made with Angel's Gate Tours include picnicking, whether they are hiking tours, rafting tours, or tours to the Native American Ruins.
42.6 Miles
Inhabited by the Anasazi and the Sinagua tribes, the Wupatki National Monument covers 35,000 acres and has many Native American ruins scattered across it. The largest ruin has over 100 rooms and is thought to have been a ball court.
42.7 Miles
96%
597 votes
off Hwy 87, just 10 miles north of Payson, Payson, AZ 85547
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Tonto Natural Bridge State Park has what is believed to be the largest travertine bridge in the world, with a height of 183 feet, length of 400 feet and width of 150 feet. Trails lead on the top of the bridge. There are also some picnic areas.