- TripBuzz found 63 things to do with kids in or near Cornville, Arizona, including 58 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Sedona, Camp Verde, Jerome and Cottonwood.
- From Horsin Around Adventures to Equinature, the Cornville area offers 55 different types of family activities, including: Horseback Riding, Nature & Wildlife Areas, Landmarks and Golf.
- A popular tourist destination, the city of Cornville offers many natural attractions. Montezuma's Castle, a collection of mountainside ancient dwelling spaces and the beautiful campgrounds of LoLoMai Springs are both located in Cornville and attract tourists year round. Other popular sites include local parks and hiking trails, ancient architecture, the Out Of Africa wildlife park and nearby historic railroads.
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The Yavapai-Apache Nation is a sovereign Native American tribe where tribal members have two culturally distinct backgrounds and speak two indigenous languages. Their history spans several hundred years, as two distinct indigenous groups and as one tribal nation since 1934.
9.1 Miles
For 7.5 miles, the Red Rock Scenic Byway (SR 179) offers the traveler the occasion of seeing the Coconino National Forest and the red rock landmarks. There are hiking and biking trails on the way.
9.4 Miles
With an end destination of Chicken Point, the Broken Arrow Trail is 1.5 miles long with an elevation gain of 200 feet. The hike itself is considered to be easy to moderate and has a nearby parking lot for those wanting to undertake the trail.
9.5 Miles
Used in many films for its beautiful landscape, the Sedona Golf Resort spans 6,646-yards of peaceful greenery. The 71-par course also features a golf shop with customizable golf bags, fine clothing and accessories.
9.6 Miles
The largest natural sandstone arch in the area, Devil's Bridge Trail stands 50 feet up and can be reached by hiking on a 1.8 mile-long loop trail.
9.9 Miles
Personalized outdoor adventures and educational trips are the primary focus of Southwest Outside Day Tours. Individuals, families, schools, and small groups can access a variety of tours, hikes, and outdoor expeditions.
11.0 Miles
On the site of the Jerome State Historic Park there are found picnic areas, mine-models, antique mining equipments, and others. The Douglas Mansion, built in 1916, is also in here.
11.1 Miles
Visitors can stand on top of a glass platform and look into the mining tunnel that was the Little Daisy Mine 1,900 feet below. Visitors can also see mining timber cars, mining drills and water cannons used in the copper mining operation.
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The Jerome State Historic Park Visitors Center offers a wealth of information for visitors to the park and surrounding area. The center has a gift shop and a museum with historic photographs and archives.
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Visitors to the Jerome Chamber of Commerce can learn about the many activities to do in Jerome, places to eat, and places to stay. Jerome is popular with writers, artists, artisans, musicians, and historians.