Location: Camp Verde
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What to do and see in Camp Verde, Arizona (AZ): The Best Things to do Adventurous
Camp Verde (Yavapai: ʼMatthi:wa; Western Apache: Gambúdih) is a town in Yavapai County, Arizona, United States. As of the 2010 census, the population of the town is 10,873.
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1. Arizona Offroad Tours
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5.0 based on 385 reviews
We specialize in Scenic Guided ATV Tours throughout the Sedona/Verde Valley area. We are proud to announce we now have trails in Sedona as well. We are permitted for both Coconino & Prescott national forests. We have gorgeous fun trails in all shapes & sizes. Trails for our novice riders to trails that are a little more advanced. We have trails from Camp Verde to Sedona, so we'll have the one that is just right for you! AGES No matter the age, you can enjoy this adventure. We've had kids as young as 1 year old & up to 88 years young ride with us. A car seat is needed for our younger kids that you supply. We have ATVs or Side by Sides to choose from, so whatever works best for your group or family's comfort. We believe that outstanding customer service is the key to our success & that's included in every ride, every day! We hope that you will be riding with us soon! So Many Trails - So Little Time!
2. Predator Zip Lines
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5.0 based on 463 reviews
Experience the wind ripping through your hair on a thrill ride over nature’s wildest predators. Enjoy the adventure of a lifetime on a world-class zip line over Out of Africa Wildlife Park in Camp Verde Arizona! Our 2.5 hour, 5 zip line/rope bridge attraction is conveniently located less than 20 miles from Sedona, in the heart of Northern Arizona’s wine country, just minutes from tasting rooms and vineyards. From the top of the towers, you can see majestic red rocks, the San Francisco peaks, and the whole breathtaking Verde Valley including Cottonwood, Clarkdale and Jerome. Come join us for a Zip Line adventure that you’ll never forget! Ride the most exciting zip line ever devised, over Out of Africa and soar over Lions, Tigers, Wolves, Hyenas, Bears, Leopards, cougars and other natural predators!!
3. Copper Star Indoor Shooting Range
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5.0 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By J6414YFtimh - Clarkdale, United States
This was the first time my fiancé and I had been to a shooting range. We were inexperienced shooters and had a great time. We took our own guns and ammo, picked out our targets and rented the necessary safety gear. It was a great way to spend a rainy afternoon and it wasn’t too hard on the pocketbook either! We’ll be back!
4. Out of Africa Wildlife Park
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4.5 based on 1,511 reviews
Located in the heart of the Verde Valley, the mission of Out of Africa Wildlife Park is to create the ultimate animal adventure for all ages, one steeped in fun, immersed in learning, and inspired by a living and colorful world of astonishing wildlife. We strive to foster an appreciation of our planet's wild areas and wondrous inhabitants by supporting and promoting conservation awareness and action, practicing exemplary animal care, providing education and learning experiences, and establishing broad community support, through a peaceful and interactive relationship with our animal friends, who touch our hearts.
Reviewed By IowaGuy315 - Iowa, United States
We enjoyed a beautiful late November day at Out of Africa. It seems like there are lots of discounts around for this park, AAA offered on site, but the regular price would be worth it! General admission ticket includes everything you'd need for a great outing, including a shorter "safari" bus ride where the guide feeds animals and you also have the chance that you might feed a giraffe or camel from the bus. Our guide was amazing- energetic and quick witted- and she was extremely knowledgeable about her animals. It's obvious that everyone here really cares about the animals - and many shared stories about animals that were rescued, etc. SuperMog and zip line tours would be cool, but are definitely not needed to enjoy the park - especially if you have young kids with. Definitely worth noting that this is not (as they say everywhere)- not a zoo! Roads & paths are all natural surface (and can be dusty). All of the animals we saw seemed to be content (not pacing their cages/fence lines, etc), and very well cared for and loved. The tiger swim show was fun, even though the 2 brother tigers weren't apparently cooperating as well as they do some days - it was great to see how the handlers worked with them- clearly not forcing them to do anything, yet working to engage them. They are amazingly beautiful and capable animals! Overall, we felt great spending our money and time here, and would totally go again if in the area. Note that on slower days not all of the food/beverage options may be available- not a big deal, but we may have stayed longer if we could have grabbed a decent lunch & kept trekking about.
5. Fossil Creek Wilderness
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4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By nlogan82 - Flagstaff, United States
Fossil Creek is a great place to visit whether you want to play in the creek, hike, or see waterfalls and natural springs. The only downside is the 14 mile drive down a dirt road. Only a limited number of passes can be purchased to enter the area so you are guaranteed to not be crowded. The water was great! There are swimming hole and jumping areas.
