New River Things to Do

History comes alive in this turn-of-the-century town. Features include a sheriff's office, jail, dress shop and a schoolhouse displayed as it was once used. The charming chapel may be utilized for Victorian weddings by arrangem... more

Imagine exchanging your vows in a white Victorian church from another era at Pioneer Arizona. If you prefer, start your new life together in a gazebo on the green out-of-doors. Horse drawn trolley transport is provided for you... more

High adventure set in a re-created 1880's western town is what you'll find for private parties from September through May. Accommodations can include paint ball games, shoot-outs by Arizona Gunfighters or a breakfast horseback... more

Catch some spray with your boat or jet-ski on Lake Pleasant. Every size boat can be accommodated with 30- to 60-foot slips or three dry storage facilities. Whether you're fishing in your little bass boat or giving your houseboa... more

The Ironwood Course, which opened in January 2004, encompasses seven water features, intimidating bunkers and a backdrop of a mountain mesa. This is a classic high-risk and high-reward design. Players often discuss "Anthem Alle... more

The Persimmon Course, which opened to rave reviews in 1999, features elevation changes from 50 to 300 feet. Perhaps the most notable is the final stretch of holes 15 through 18 that makes for a strong finish. A member favorite... more

Adjacent to the Boulders resort 30 minutes north of Old Scottsdale, El Pedregal is the most self-consciously Southwestern shopping center in the Valley, and it's worth the long drive out just to see the neo-Santa Fe arch... more

Choose from two 18-hole championship courses at The Boulders resort. This highly acclaimed golf resort is a repeat winner of Golf Magazine's Gold Medal Award, the only recipient in the southwest. Carefully designed by Jay Morri... more