In Prescott, Arizona, you will find countless activities to do including horseback riding, golfing, kayaking, fishing, hiking, camping, mountain biking, local breweries, restaurants, and shopping.  All of this plus a hometown feel that keep Prescott visitors, young and old, coming back year after year.

Once the territorial capital of the state, Prescott, Arizona, is rich with history embodied in its world famous Whiskey Row, the historic courthouse, and abundant historical landmarks. Whether you're seeking to relax in a natural environment filled with beauty and wildlife, or the history of "Everybody's Hometown", you will find something that will interest you.  Visit the official web site for Prescott, Arizona to learn more by clicking here.

Prescott is located in the Bradshaw Mountains at an altitude of 5,400 feet. The average high temperature in the winter in Prescott is around 52 degrees and averages 89 in the summer.  There are around 43,000 people in Prescott, but the surrounding “Quad-City” area of Dewey-Humboldt, Chino Valley, and Prescott Valley and the smaller towns of Mayer, Paulden, and Wilhoit, comprise around 103,000 people.