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Queen Creek
Relax and enjoy the serene desert environment and country ambience before heading into town to take advantage of the Phoenix area's diverse attractions and activities. Queen Creek has it all, whether you're looking for culture, nature, or excitement.
Welcome to Queen Creek, AZ
About
With a population of about 50,000 people, Queen Creek is a smaller town, located on the Southeastern outskirts of the Phoenix metropolitan area. Primarily located in Maricopa County, Queen Creek’s eastern side also shares a border with neighboring Pinal County. Known for its deep-rooted agricultural history, Queen Creek hosts a number of exciting tours of local agricultural centers, including the Queen Creek Olive Mill. Along with that, Queen Creek also has many wonderful hiking locations such as the San Tan Mountain Range and the MD Ranch.
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The comfort of the country within miles of busy Phoenix!
- Queen Creek Olive Mill
- San Tan Mountain Regional Park
- Queen Creek Botanical Gardens
- Horseshoe Park & Equestrian Center
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