Location: Rimrock
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What to do and see in Rimrock, Arizona (AZ): The Best Things to do
Rimrock is a populated place situated in Yavapai County, Arizona, about 12 miles southeast of Cornville on Beaver Creek. It has an estimated elevation of 3,592 feet (1,095 m) above sea level. It is named after a long rim rock along the creek.
Restaurants in Rimrock
1. Medicine Wheel Lodge Spiritual Day Lodge & Wolf Sanctuary
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By OneSedonaGirl - Chalfont, United States
Today was incredible !!! What a wonderful healing experience i had with the wolves. My husband & i went to see them in Rimrock. Words can’t express the feeling I had with them. I didn’t want to leave. It was such a beautiful experience. We learned one of the wolves we were with today Kira, i think it was about 3 wks ago, she broke her leg, & needed surgery. She’s still in the healing process & has needed a lot of special care which seems to have put a lot more expense out for the care takers Healing Wolf & her husband. So i said to my husband, I was happy we went today. Just so you know you do have to call & make a reservation first. It was a $40 donation per person for us to see the wolves, but what we got back from being with them is PRICELESS. I can vouch for that today. It’s something i’m going to remember forever. Honestly I can say If you want to experience something truly magnificent you have to go to the Medicine Wheel Lodge in Rimrock AZ & spend some time with these magnificent healing wolves. You won’t be sorry. I promise you.
2. Jim's Trading Post
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 19 reviews
We specialize in vintage native American jewelry as well as unusual antiques, especially western items. We also have a large original art collection, consisting of local artists as well as acclaimed, listed artists. Stop in...you will be pleasantly surprised! And yes, we have a public restroom!
Reviewed By 992heidim - Los Altos, United States
Trader Jim made my trip to Camp Verde unforgettable. He offers a lifetime's worth of collectibles for sale. Even more charming than the items offered are the stories Trader Jim readily shares. This fabulous find is a must if in the area. Be sure to allow enough time to leisurely browse and enjoy!!
3. Candy's Creekside Cottage- Antiques & Collectibles
4. Pistols & Petticoats
5. Emerald Waves Healing
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Emerald Waves specializes in many forms of alternative health at affordable prices such as massage, Reiki, Acutonics, Hypnosis, Cranial Sacral, Reflexology, Needless Acupuncture, Kansa wand massage for face and feet, Body Work, Dream analysis, Tarot Readings, Psychic Readings, Astrology, Numerology, as well as classes in Yoga, Meditation and QiGong (classes are all $10). We also offer Vortex tours, Hike leads and many things for locals and visitors alike. Our aim is to add that extra personalized touch to every class and service while keeping it affordable. We strive to create a relaxed, fun and comfortable environment. Come check us out - we are not your average healing center and have a wide variety of retail items as well. Thank you. With a team of over 10 practitioners, we can pretty much cover it all.
6. Montezuma Well National Monument include directions to get there.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 587 reviews
Located in the Verde Valley area, this mysterious crater-lake supported an ancient community of Sinagua Indians.
Reviewed By LisaR293 - Cottonwood, United States
My pug and I visited this site recently. We were pleasantly surprised how we were able to walk down to the water level, see caves that had been visited throughout the ages as well as some cliff dwellings. Also we walked down to the canals that were made almost 1000 years ago and that diverted water to crops. We saw Arizona’s oldest sycamore tree and some fossils pointed out by a friendly park ranger. There are informative signs throughout. Made for an enjoyable outing.
7. V Bar V Heritage Site
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 358 reviews
Reviewed By Love2ChaCha - Albuquerque, United States
It was a beautiful Saturday in early June when i visited this site. Easy to get to off I-17 & the signage on the road leads you to the parking area. Good signage panels tell you the history of the area. It's a short walk to the visitor cabin where you check in. Then it's an easy walk near the stream to the petroglyphs. So many all in one place & the ranger gives a very good talk & can recommend more places for your AZ visit. This stop only takes about 30 to 60 min., but is well worth the time.
8. Beaver Creek Day Use Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Wet Beaver Creek picnic area is a favorite swimming area and has access to great hiking trails. The Bell Trail and the Apache Maid Trail can be accessed from Wet Beaver Creek. Wet Beaver Creek is located at 6825 N Forest Road 618 Rimrock, AZ. Wet Beaver Creek offers creek side picnic tables, grills, running water, and vault toliets. Swimming, hiking, fishing, bird watching, and picnicking are favorite activities at Wet Beaver Creek.
