- The list below includes 128 free or cheap things to do in or near Queen Creek, Arizona, including 69 different types of inexpensive activities like Farms & Ranches, Parks, Horseback Riding and Sports Facilities/Fields.
- From San Tan Mountain Regional Park to Pocket Park For Pups, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Queen Creek and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Mesa, Tempe, Chandler and Gilbert.
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Located near Arizona State University, Kiwanis Park offers a place for watersport activities in the desert. The park hosts a variety of special events throughout the year such as festivals and concerts, and offers kayaking, scenic jogging trails and picnic areas.
19.4 Miles
As a gated dog park, Tempe Sports Complex provides visitors with a grass area to let their dogs run off-leash in. The park has benches and a quarter mile walking trail for visitors to walk their dogs on.
19.5 Miles
Kids and families love Makutu's Island, an indoor playground with two fun-packed levels of slides, jungle gyms, gymnastic equipment, ball pits and other amusements. The facility has excellent security, highly trained safety staff and offers all-inclusive birthday party packages.
19.5 Miles
The arena that houses Tempe Paintball is open for general public bouts and group parties. The attraction also has the only 7 to 12 year old paintball and airsoft sessions in all of Arizona.
19.6 Miles
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The Koli Equestrian Center offers group and private horse trail rides on experienced horses. The company also offers 45-minute carriage rides, and hay wagon rides, along with hosting birthday parties.
19.6 Miles
Located close to Arizona State University, Tempe Marketplace is an outdoor mall that features entertainment, dining and shopping. It also features a water play area and outdoor fireplace to enjoy.
19.8 Miles
Arizona ATV Adventures has been in the clients' service for 30 years. The trails are 40 miles long, with points of interest on both sides. The main attraction is Box Canyon, through which the trail runs for 6 miles. The walls are at most 20 feet apart and 900 feet high.
19.8 Miles
Artifacts of tribal significance as well as art is on display through exhibits at the Huhugam Heritage Center. The facility also serves as a meeting space for tribal members and an exhibition space for traveling art shows.
20.5 Miles
Named for former governor and senator Ernest McFarland, McFarland State Historic Park once served as Pinal County's first courthouse. Visitors can see the former courthouse on a guided tour including documents and a World War II exhibit.
20.8 Miles
Country Thunder is a four day music festival where concertgoers can hear their favorite country acts and party out in the desert. Camping is allowed only with purchase of a 4 day pass.