Best places: Things to dos in Sun Lakes, United States

1920s Mormon temple noted for its neoclassical architecture & elaborate light display at Christmas.

Desert garden with 50,000 plants spread over 140 acres, also offering dining, a gift shop & library.

16,000-acre area with many trails, wildlife & a drivable road to a lookout with sweeping city views.

Expansive natural area with 7 ponds & hiking trails, plus an observatory.& dinosaur-bone dig site.

Scenic observation point with an elevation of 2,330 feet, accessible by hiking or driving.

Town park with ball courts, playgrounds, a splash pad, fishing pond, skate plaza & more on 48 acres.

😠 People. Do not spend money on this light show. We spent $150 for leaky, watered down hot chocolate, two light up stuffed bears (probably the best part of the entire experience), and 15 minutes of a light show that looked like a poorly constructed DIY project and half the lights not working. If you’r...

Over 10,000 acres of desert with hiking/biking trails & a visitor's center with wildlife exhibits.

Outdoor recreation area with trails & a playground, plus a visitor center with educational programs.

There is a trail running up this canyon that rises from 880m above sea level to 1940m in elevation.

Rugged, uphill hiking spot with desert scenery & picturesque views of the city.

Large splash pad, modern playground & a fishing lake, plus pickleball, volleyball & tennis courts.

Fire engines from 1725 to 1969 & a hall to fallen heroes are showcased at this multigallery museum.

This venue with displays & rides in historic warplanes features a 1944 B-17G bomber & an F4 Phantom.

Expansive hiking & picnicking area that includes the Phoenix Zoo & famed Hole-in-the-Rock formation.

Landmark rock formation with multiple cavelike holes in the sandstone created by erosion.

Unique complex of theaters, art galleries & studios draws crowds to its live performances.

Extensive play area in a public park with climbing structures, shaded picnic areas & a splash pad.

Southwest life & art exhibits including dinosaur displays, a Hohokam village & gold panning.

A community park on 88 acres with a rec center, fields, mini amusement park, a skate park & fishing.