Discover 8 parks for picnicking within driving distance of Sedona
"Sedona is renowned for its vibrant arts scene, red rock vistas, and spiritual retreats, making it a perfect base for exploring the park."
A scenic park in Sedona featuring iconic red rock formations, Oak Creek, and diverse wildlife.
"Sedona is a vibrant arts community and gateway to red rock country, making Slide Rock a quick escape for locals and visitors seeking natural beauty and recreation."
A scenic park in Oak Creek Canyon known for its natural rock water slide and red rock beauty.
"Sedona draws visitors for its iconic red rock scenery and vibrant arts scene, making it a perfect base for exploring the Verde River Greenway."
A scenic natural area preserving the lush riparian corridor of the Verde River.
"Famous for its red rock scenery and spiritual retreats, Sedona visitors often enjoy a day trip to Fort Verde for a dose of Arizona history."
A preserved 19th-century military fort offering history exhibits and living history events.
"Sedona’s red rock scenery and art community attract visitors who enjoy combining outdoor adventure with historical exploration in Jerome."
Historic park featuring the Douglas Mansion and exhibits on Jerome’s mining history.
"Famous for its red rock formations, Sedona visitors often explore nearby parks like Rockin' River Ranch for a change of scenery."
A riverside park with fishing, hiking, and wildlife viewing along the Verde River.
"Sedona visitors often venture to Flagstaff for cooler temperatures and to explore the region's rich history, including the Riordan Mansion."
Historic 1904 mansion offering guided tours and exhibits in Flagstaff.
"Sedona tourists add Tonto Natural Bridge to their itinerary for a change of scenery and to experience Arizona’s diverse landscapes."
Home to the world’s largest natural travertine bridge, nestled in a scenic pine canyon.