Wickenburg Parks & Trails - Hiking, Sports Fields, Nature and Outdoor Recreation
Wickenburg boasts a beautiful network of scenic parks and trails that invite visitors to explore the natural beauty of the area. From hiking and sports fields to shaded picnic areas and open desert landscapes, there are endless ways to enjoy the great outdoors.
Come Outside & Play!
Wickenburg offers a variety of parks with diverse amenities for all ages. Our parks are open from 6 am to 10 pm daily. See below for details on each of our family-friendly parks.
Boetto Park
Address: 155 S Jefferson Street
Facilities:
- Benches
- Exercise stations
- Henry Wickenburg historic home
- Multi-use concrete path
- Picnic tables
- Playground
- Restrooms
About the Park:
Tour Boetto Park to view its many unique features, including:
- Viola Wellik bronze appreciation plaque
- One-of-a-kind Arizona marble sculpture by Sunrise Mine; the Vietnamese marble base was donated by former Senator John McCain and Mrs. McCain
- Unique displays of Wickenburg history
The park is named for the Boetto family. John Boetto (1874-1957) immigrated from northern Italy and was Wickenburg's first volunteer fire chief.
Coffinger Park
Address: 175 E Swilling Avenue
Facilities:
- Benches
- BBQ grills
- Multi-use concrete path
- Multi-use field with lights
- Municipal pool
- Picnic tables
- Playground
- Ramada with lights (1)
- Recreation building
- Restrooms
- Skate park
- Tennis courts with lights (2)
Located in downtown Wickenburg, Coffinger Park is a spacious, shaded gathering spot perfect for events. Named for former Mayor Howard L. Coffinger (1908-1974), who served his community in many civic roles.
Dog Park
Address: 3390 W Wickenburg Way
Facilities:
- Canine obstacle course
- Fenced areas for large and small dogs
- Picnic tables
- Ramada (1)
- Waste receptacles and bags
- Water for animals
This off-leash park is operated by Wickenburg Dog Park, Inc. and maintained entirely through donations. It's a great space for dogs and their humans to safely socialize and play.
Maguire Park
Address: 480 W America Street
Facilities:
- Basketball court
- BBQ grills
- Picnic tables
- Playground
- Ramada (1)
- Restrooms
This neighborhood park is named for Charles and Sylvia Maguire, who helped fund several key developments around Wickenburg, including churches and housing areas in the 1940s-1960s.
Sunset Park
Address: 3020 W Wickenburg Way
Facilities:
- 4 baseball fields with lights (2 multi-use)
- Basketball court with lights
- Batting cages
- BBQ grills
- Benches
- Concessions building
- 10 pickleball courts with lights
- Playground
- 3 ramadas with lights
- Restrooms
- Sand volleyball court
- Splash pad (open 8 am - 8 pm, May 1 - Sept 1)
- Tennis court with lights
- Perimeter walking path
This active-use sports complex hosts youth and adult leagues and is perfect for family fun. Donated by George and Viola Wellik, longtime residents and local philanthropists.
Stone Park
Address: 164 E Apache Street
Facilities:
- Benches
- Picnic tables
- Restrooms (in Town Hall and Library hours)
- Wickenburg time capsule
Located in downtown Wickenburg between Town Hall and the Public Library, Stone Park is ideal for community fairs and outdoor gatherings. Named for Russell E. Stone, WWII veteran and civic leader.
Wishing Well Park & Hassayampa River Walk
Address: 333 E Wickenburg Way
Facilities:
- Benches
- Restrooms
- Wishing Well attraction
Featuring the historic Wishing Well and the scenic Hassayampa River Walk, this park is a lovely riverside spot for walking, sightseeing, and small public events.