Location: Litchfield Park
Top Things to do in Litchfield Park
What to do and see in Litchfield Park, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Litchfield Park is a city in Maricopa County, Arizona, United States. It is twenty miles northwest of Phoenix. According to the 2010 census, the population of the city is 5,476.
Restaurants in Litchfield Park
1. Wigwam Golf Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
Considered one of the country's premier golf resorts, this complex offers three championship courses (Blue, Gold and Red), two of which were designed by renowned architect, Robert Trent Jones.
Reviewed By laceyl928 - Kansas
My family and I chose to stay at the historical wigwam over a long weekend while we attended a wedding (not at the Wigwam. We arrived and were immediately welcomed and directed to concierge and front desk. All staff were very friendly and professional. Ya gals hung out by the HEATED pool and were served drinks and snacks poolside while the boys went golfing at one of the resorts courses. The rooms are VERY spacious and clean, and the beds were extremely comfortable. Bathrooms are large and nicely updated. The grounds are very well kept and picture perfect. We saw a wedding going on in a private garden area while we were there- it looked very beautiful and like a great place to tie the know. We enjoyed dinner at a couple of the restaurants there and breakfast in the cafe. My husband also received a massage and a haircut in the salon while we were there. All a good experience for us!
2. Corral West Horse Adventures
Overall Ratings
5 based on 134 reviews
Horse Rental Service, Horseback Riding Service, Fairground, Festival, Rodeo, Trail Rides, Sunset Dinner Rides, Wagon Rides, Rodeo Arena Events, and more...Corral West Horse Adventures located in Phoenix, Arizona offers the best in family horse and wagon guided adventures in Arizona. Our safe horses and friendly guides will show you the desert landscape, historic Estrella Regional Park, describe life as it may have been 150 years ago, educate you on the many wonderful things that make this Sonoran Desert such an incredible place we call home. Rides vary from 1 hour to full day adventures. Open during our normal business hours. October 5th - October 31st Wed-Thurs 10am-8pm, Fri-Sat 10am-9pm, Sunday 10am-6pm, Closed Monday & Tuesday. Cost: National Park Entry fee: $6/vehicle, Festival Entry: $6/person, Ages 3 & younger are free.
Reviewed By Kayla P
Beautiful ride with amazing guides! The route took about 1 hour, they helped teach a few of the basic riding skills to help make the ride comfortable. The horses were all rescues and very sweet and social- I highly recommend visiting then for a ride!
3. Westgate Entertainment District
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 568 reviews
Reviewed By awaintroob
The Westgate Entertainment District includes numerous restaurant, a number of shops and the Phoenix Coyotes Stadium. There always seems to be something happening. We saw a Navy jazz band, a hot rod exhibition and a rock band. The landscaping is very pretty and the people watching is great. This is a nice place to spend time.
4. Rusty Wallace Racing Experience
Overall Ratings
5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By RH H
Great heart pumping adrenaline rush as a driver in car by yourself. Only complaint I have is the ear pieces. Should use ear buds in the canal you can put in before putting helmet on. Instead of foam pads you have to jam up inside somehow on a very snug helmet. Both of us had to come back in to readjust so could hear instructions. Still great afternoon with good classroom prep.
5. University of Phoenix Stadium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 752 reviews
Reviewed By yorosey - Las Vegas, Nevada
Went here for a volleyball tournament my daughter was playing in. None of the concessions were open but it is a easy stadium to get to with good parking and access to near by shopping, food and Gil’s river arena. Was very cool for my daughter to get to play on stadium, might have to go back for a nfl game.
6. Wildlife World Zoo and Aquarium
Overall Ratings
4 based on 807 reviews
Reviewed By NathanFried - Edmonton, Canada
The admission seemed a little expensive and then all the rides any attractions cost an additional $6 per person. Lots of animals to see though. Worth going at least once and good for kids of all ages.
Giraffe enclosure was the hi-lite for sure. Make sure to bring change for food. I think it took quarters.
7. Goodyear Ballpark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 319 reviews
Goodyear Ballpark is the Spring Training and player development home of the Cleveland Indians and Cincinnati Reds.
Reviewed By Jack F - Vandalia, Ohio
This place makes me embarrassed to be a Reds fan! At the ticket office on Sat. (3/17) afternoon, the printer that prints the tickets and receipts wasn't working. Then come the crusty retirees, working as volunteers are certainly not impressive representatives of the team. Then we get to the concession stands, where they might be manned by service groups or employees that could not care less. The lines from about the 2nd inning until games end are always way too long. BUT!! the most ridiculous thing that happened to us over 3 days was not one day did the concession stand have Cincinnati Chili Cheese Coneys (Skylines) becuase they didn't have buns. I am not kidding! it was as if no one knew where to buy buns. AND! for 2 days, they left the item on the menu board, infuriating customers that had waited for 2 or 3 innings on account of the unqaulified help - only to discover they were out of the queen city headline item. A few years ago, they offered a lo-end valu beer (PBR) at all the stand; but, that seems to have been just too fan friendly as they've dropped cheaper beers. Even the landscaping is half *ss ! this place has been open for a decade and as you walk up they have a dirt rock area greeting fans. The Reds - and likelt the Indians, who share this pit, and city of goodyear rely on fans from legit parks like the giants and cubs to come to Goodyear where you can always get a ticket.
8. Camelback Ranch
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 248 reviews
Spring Training home of Major League Baseball's Chicago White Sox and Los Angeles Dodgers, located in Glendale, Arizona
Reviewed By PhilzReviews - Oshawa, Canada
Great ballpark for Spring Training games! Parking is free, seats are great, lots of food to choose from (had the 18" pizza slice!), nice pro shops and more. Very family friendly atmosphere. On a nice sunny day you'll have a great time!
9. Harkins Theatres
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By JSTRICK96 - Goodyear, Arizona
To be labeled as one of the state of the art movie theaters in Arizona, not to mention the country this place looks like a dump. Parking lot dirty landscaping sub-par, some palm trees cut open some not what’s the deal??? I can understand the first month or so to work out the bugs but it’s been well over 6 months now and I can’t tell if the building is open or closed. The sign looks like it belongs to a drive thru restaurant, not even digital or showing what’s playing. I think the bar is overrated only a few seats. The recliner chars inside the theaters are always broken, a few was broken on opening night from what I read. The food is the same old high price typical movie theater food. No thanks!!! Save your money stay at home and wait for the movies to be released on DVD until the Manager gets his or her act together.
10. Gila River Arena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 453 reviews
Reviewed By cstruyk
Traveling the NHL arenas, shocked to see such a 1980's MTV music video quality Jumbotron here. Crowd was incredibly enthusiastic and loud for the few that were there; pretty sure section 121 is the "moms get away..." ya. Value score is HUGE here, can't beat AZ prices other than maybe Islanders, Hurricanes, and Panthers. I think Tucson (AHL's) dinky little convention center is nicer and that's pathetic. Only thing making up for low quality experience the Yotes put on was the BMW Lounge; being able to see either team enter and exit the ice is phenomenal. Try to get tickets in the rows that allow access to it; all you can eat and drink till the start of the 3rd. Overall it's ok, compared to other NHL arenas.. lol.
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