Location: Queen Creek
Top Things to do in Queen Creek
Top 5 Things to do Good for Kids in Queen Creek, Arizona (AZ)
Queen Creek is a town in Maricopa and Pinal counties in the state of Arizona. The population was 26,361 at the 2010 census. As of July 2016, Queen Creek's population is estimated to be 33,649.
Restaurants in Queen Creek
1. Queen Creek Olive Mill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 710 reviews
Tour, Shop, Eat, Repeat at Queen Creek Olive Mill - Arizona's only working olive farm and mill. Family owned and operated, our 100-acre farm with over 7000 olive trees is a true blossom to bottle experience. Visitors are able to learn first-hand how olives are pressed into fresh extra virgin olive oil on our educational Olive Oil 101 tour conducted daily. Guests can taste their way through our gourmet marketplace and shop for locally made extra virgin olive oils, Balsamic vinegars, olives and other local treasures. Our Italian inspired Eatery features old-world family recipes. We use local and garden-sourced ingredients to create our healthy and delicious cuisine and showcase how extra virgin olive oil can be used best in your kitchen. Our in-house roastery, Superstition Coffee, will ensure that you'll get the freshest cup of coffee you've ever had. With plenty to taste, discover and enjoy, Queen Creek Olive Mill is a true agritourism experience!
Reviewed By mrvckry - Queen Creek, United States
This place really is a gem. You haven’t experienced the Phoenix East Valley unless you can say you’ve been here. Really cool place, great for out of town visitors and adult relatives. There’s a tour available (check their website?) but we always go for the food and the atmosphere. Extensive menu, with delicious food. Awesome place for lunch outside in the Arizona spring or fall and you can buy all kinds of olive goodies and local products in their ever-expanding gift shop.
2. Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
This majestic event facility, located in the Phoenix metropolitan area, provides ample opportunity for events of both the English and Western equestrian persuasion, as well as home shows, RV and car shows, concerts and weddings.Horseshoe Park is home to a number of prestigious organizations including the Arizona Cutting Horse Association, Arizona Reined Cow Horse Association, Arizona Reining Horse Association, Hershberger Performance Horse Sale and Joan Usher Barrel Horse Racing.
Reviewed By urbanguy - Richmond, United States
This is the first horse show that I've ever been to. Granddaughter from Denver qualified to be a competitor, so we went. The mountains in the background are beautiful The inside, covered, facility hosted the barrel races, which we watched for a while. The riders were great. The outdoor facility was equally good. There you faced east, with the afternoon sun at our backs......very nice.
3. San Tan Mountain Regional Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By karis721 - Minneapolis, United States
We took our kids hiking (age 6 and 8) and it was perfect. There are a number of trails to select depending on time and difficulty. We hiked Goldmine. It was a bit challenging for the kids (use caution as there is a lot of loose rock), but the view from the top is amazing. Inside the ranger station is a gift shop and there are animals and other educational items to help kids learn about the desert environment and wildlife. My kids loved that.
4. Schnepf Farms
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 235 reviews
A family owned and operated 4th generation farm known for theirFall pumpkin festival and their UPICK peaches. They are the largest organic peach grower in the State of Arizona. Now visitors can enjoy a country store, bakery, petting zoo, play yards, train rides, Upick organic gardens and orchards, hay rides, Farmhouse museum, gift shops, Tours, Educational tours, cooking classes, farm classes and more. Schedule a tour, or come enjoy the upick gardens and bakery. offer and enjoy a day on the farm. Admission is charged during festivals in October, December and February. Peach season begins in April. The farm is only open Thursday through Sunday and always closed In August.
Reviewed By mikehY7684IV - Phoenix, United States
We took the kids, and the grandkids tonight and had a fantastic time. Did the Ice Skating, which was great fun. Also the Christmas event, which was a blast. Yes, the train line was long, but with two trains it really went pretty fast, and the lights were amazing. We had some good food, the kids had ice cream, and the adults had some wine, and it was a pretty great little outing in an otherwise crazy year. The farm has really stepped up it's game this year, and everyone said they want to do it again next year - the best review you can get from a group. I was glad I brought my camera. Got some great shots under the lights.
5. Harkins Theatres Queen Creek 14
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Hiker1114 - Queen Creek, United States
Nice movie theater. Comfy seats and next door to Pita Jungle for a high end date and Sauce for a cheap date!
