by Ashlie bigelow, Marketing Specialist, Prescott Valley Parks and Recreation
Looking to get outside more? Register for one of Prescott Valley Parks and Recreation’s programs or join one of our passive recreation initiatives.
From the Ladies Hiking Club to PV Trekkers, there is an outdoor program for everyone. Keep an eye out for the dates and details of our new and exciting upcoming activities, Trails & Tails and Tots on Trail, if you are looking for a guided hiking experience to participate in with your little one or pup. Stop by the office to learn more about initiatives such as 1,000 Hours Outside, composting or Leave No Trace, and take home a free giveaway!
If you’re looking to learn more about being a wildlife steward stop by and meet one of our Animal Ambassadors. Clementine, a 3-year-old Mexican Red Knee tarantula, has been with us since June 2024. King Banana, 2-year-old axolotl salamander, has recently made Prescott Valley Parks and Recreation his home after being at the PV Public Library for a couple of years.
Although not native to Arizona, both ambassadors act as an opportunity for individuals to learn about wildlife conservation and how we can treat our environment and its inhabitants with care and respect.
Stop by Monday-Friday during business hours or call ahead to set up a time to meet everyone’s favorite friends!
Get in the spring spirit with Prescott Valley Parks and Recreation’s first-ever Spring Fair! Previously known as Eggstravaganza, this free event will be at the Prescott Valley Civic Center on Saturday, April 12 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will feature bounce houses, carnival rides, food trucks of every kind, spring-related crafts and so much more. It is sure to be fun for the whole family so make sure you hop on over.
