SperlingViews - Fountain_Hills, Arizona

Fountain Hills is a small urban community on the northeast ourskirts of the Phoenix, AZ metropolitan area. The town is very close to the reservoir lakes on the Salt River that provide boating, camping and fishing activities. The Four Peaks wilderness area is about 15 miles away and provides offroad driving and riding areas as well as primitive camping areas. The area northeast of Fountain Hills is full of backroad primitive camping and hiking areas. The town is not far from the Superstition Mountains, downtown Phoenix museums and culture, 'Rim' country with cooler climate in summer and snow in winter, Native American culture and casinos, McDowell Mountain Preserve, etc. Get a map and check it out!![read more...]

Fountain Hills just takes that open big sky big opportunity big optimisim and makes it even bigger in Fountain Hills. Just breathing the fresh mountain desert air makes the body feel healther and younger[read more...]

The town of Fountain Hills (population approx. 25,000) is situated northeast of Phoenix, just east of Scottsdale and north of Mesa, in the McDowell Mountain foothills. It is close to Lake Saguaro and Route 87, which is quick access for weekend trips out of the metropolitan area up to the mountains. There is no city property tax, yet there are many amenities through the Parks and Recreation Dept. for individuals of all ages. Temperatures are typically a few degrees cooler than the Phoenix metro area, and the atmosphere is casual and friendly.[read more...]

We are located in the north east of the Phoenix/Scottsdale metropolitan area and have a population of about 20,000. There is a real sense of community; we are less than 30 minutes from the airport and can easily access all the "extras" in Scottsdale.[read more...]

Clean air, nice people, amazing views... Hideious, poorly constructed homes. The town resembles a Mexican border town where houses are thrown up with no consideration of appearance. There's a nice drive into Fountain Hills from Scottsdale, you can tell when you crossed into Fountain Hills city limits. Large craker jack boxs crowd the hillsides like a pox. [read more...]