Recreation
People in Buckeye love to get outdoors and play. Natural recreational opportunities abound throughout the area. Bikers, hikers and nature-lovers all enjoy the wide-open spaces and the many paths that travel through White Tank Mountain Regional Park and Buckeye Hills. Robbins Butte, home to a variety of species, attracts bird watchers throughout the year.
Buckeye Town Park, adjacent to downtown, is home to the Buckeye Historical and Archeological Museum. We have a Aquatic center with a pool and amazing water slide, a rec center for the youth as well as our Sundance Park, Earl Edgar Park, and others which offer designated walking paths, volleyball courts, baseball fields, and a Dog Park.
In addition, the Town Park is home to an Olympic-sized swimming pool complete with 35-foot-high water slide and other water features that keep everyone cool and relaxed. Take advantage of the volleyball pits, ball fields, picnic tables and skate park. Any of the local restaurants will provide a great picnic meal for the park.The White Tank Mountains Regional Park offers direct access to the natural beauty of the Sonoran Desert. The park provides a rugged experience with hiking, mountain bike and horse trails, as well as overnight camping. Ancient petroglyphs, wildlife and a waterfall can sometimes be seen at the park. Skyline Regional Park is an 8,700 acre park in the southern White Tank Mountains. The park features 16 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Seven camping sites are also available to rent, as well as, day-use facilities. For more information, visit the City's website www.buckeyeaz.gov.
Buckeye Town Park, adjacent to downtown, is home to the Buckeye Historical and Archeological Museum. We have a Aquatic center with a pool and amazing water slide, a rec center for the youth as well as our Sundance Park, Earl Edgar Park, and others which offer designated walking paths, volleyball courts, baseball fields, and a Dog Park.
In addition, the Town Park is home to an Olympic-sized swimming pool complete with 35-foot-high water slide and other water features that keep everyone cool and relaxed. Take advantage of the volleyball pits, ball fields, picnic tables and skate park. Any of the local restaurants will provide a great picnic meal for the park.The White Tank Mountains Regional Park offers direct access to the natural beauty of the Sonoran Desert. The park provides a rugged experience with hiking, mountain bike and horse trails, as well as overnight camping. Ancient petroglyphs, wildlife and a waterfall can sometimes be seen at the park. Skyline Regional Park is an 8,700 acre park in the southern White Tank Mountains. The park features 16 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Seven camping sites are also available to rent, as well as, day-use facilities. For more information, visit the City's website www.buckeyeaz.gov.