Reviews of Prescott, AZ (86305) are overwhelmingly positive. It is known for its quaint downtown area with a wide variety of shops, restaurants, and bars that make it a great place to spend an afternoon with friends or family, or even just take a stroll. Nature lovers can explore the Prescott National Forest and Granite Creek Park for breathtaking views and plenty of outdoor activities. Historical attractions like Fort Whipple and Sharlot Hall Museum provide visitors with insight into the past. There’s no shortage of things to do in Prescott, so it's no surprise that people come from all over to experience this charming city.
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A beautiful smaller community set in a forest... - 9/26/2021
I'm a born and bred Californian and have lived mostly in the Northern California Sierra foothill communities ( Chico area ) with a short stint in LA for school, and then 30+ years in Silicon Valley before moving to Prescott a few months ago. We have owned property here since the mid 80's thinking this was a perfect place to retire, and I can now confirm that assumption as correct, at least for us. I was becoming aggravated with the now one-sided and offensive politics in my state and that prompted our escape. I think we've found nirvana at least for the time being. People here are all friendly and open, and not concerned with adhering to a politically correct, coercive requirement that's ubiquitios in California's larger communities. Ahhh.... This is a somewhat small and beautiful community, set in one of the nation's largest forests, with over 500 miles of nature trails, It both far enough, and close enough to several metro areas and close to many interesting places to spend in
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Why we moved to Arizona - 3/15/2008
We have been visiting Arizona since 1972 and traveled through much of it. In 1992 we bought 5 acres in a rural-like area north of Prescott. We built a home in 1998 and since that time the area around us has become dotted with homes at a rate that has been mind-boggling. We moved here becuase of the rural-lke neighborhood, and for health reasons. We also liked the small-town atmosphere that was here then. With the latest frenzy of road-building, house-building, land speculation, housing developments, etc. the attractiveness of the area has much diminished. Added to that is the resistance on the part of decision-makers to address the need to ensure that our existing water supply suggests that there are severe water shortages on the near horizon. With many people moving here from non-arid climates they need to realize that those things that they enjoyed elsewhere need to be abandoned; e.g., lawns, landscaping with water-demanding plants, swimming pools,
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