- TripBuzz found 41 things to do with kids in or near Bisbee, Arizona, including 36 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Tombstone, Sierra Vista and Hereford.
- From Old Bisbee Ghost Tours to Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum, the Bisbee area offers 27 different types of family activities, including: History Museums, Observatories & Planetariums, Parks and Visitor Centers.
- Bisbee is a small town in Arizona that offers Victorian whimsy. The areas unique European architecture and historical tours that take a step away from the normal desert landscape make it a tourist destination that even local Arizonians enjoy. With a population of a mere 5,500, the small town feel while strolling down the cities main street is charming.
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A scenic and guided ride on horseback through Arizona's wine country is what Arizona Horseback Experience is all about. They offer short horseback riding tours to extended overnight horseback riding trips of canyons; and best of all, even non-experienced riders are welcome here!
48.0 Miles
The Patagonia Roadside Rest area is famous, not for its sparsely populated picnic tables but for its 'Patagonia Rest Area Effect,' where one rare bird sighting leads to another and another and another...
48.9 Miles
Suitably described as the great Arizona escape, Parker Canyon Lake lives up to this apt description with its camping, boating and fishing grounds with scenic backcountry drive. Other activities that you can enjoy here are: stargazing, bird watching, hiking and even hunting.
49.2 Miles
Built in 1904, the Kentucky Camp is the historical site of a former mining camp along the Arizona Trail. The camp features a five-century-old adobe building, one of the oldest from its time period.
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Circle Z Ranch is a family owned and operated facility that offers horses for every level rider. In addition to riding, the ranch supports hundreds of species of birds, mammals and plants and is recognized worldwide for bird watching.
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Paton's Hummingbird Haven was the idea of two bird-lovers who, in 1974, began planting flowers and installing water features on their property. Soon after, bird watchers began visiting their premises. Since then, conditions have been created for the visitors.