For those of you who haven't visited Sedona lately, it has grown! We recently visited with friends from out of town and couldn't believe how much it has changed. The shops and restaurants are still great! Shopping has always been unique and restaurants have that "western" flair. One of the biggest changes that we noticed were the diverse hotels to choose from. The hotels range from economy to luxury, which makes it nice for everyone. Don't forget to try the fun jeep tours, especially on a nice day! Get out there and explore Arizona, we did! www.Sedona-Hotels.us
Lisa
I always loved shopping at
I always loved shopping at Tlaquepaque. There were so many neat shops there. Also Sliderock was so much fun! Did they close that area down to the public?
Sandi is a discussion leader for the East Valley. She lives in Chandler with her husband and 10 year old daughter that thinks she is 15.
I don't think they have
I don't think they have closed Sliderock down to the public, at least on a permanent basis. I do know that at some times of the year when the bacteria levels get high they do close it down for short periods of time, but I don't think they have done so permanently.
We actually visited Sedona when we were first planning on moving to AZ a little over 2 years ago and the kids loved venturing down Sliderock, although it was quite chilly at the time of year we went up there. Hopefully we will get back there soon.
JuneSlager is a discussion leader for arizonamoms.com, raising three children (ages 15, 14, & 11) in Northeast Phoenix.
We have a time share there
We have a time share there that is even better...our kids LOVES it there! We go up there almost every other month...
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I think I will head out
I think I will head out there with my familly this weekend, if you can add any extra placces to visit with kids, please let me know. Thanks
sisi a mom of 2 girls and a boy
My Mom is in town visiting
My Mom is in town visiting from NE. She had never been to Sedona before, the red rocks forced a double take from her. They're beyond beautiful and, in the thinking of some, powerful. Do they actually promote peace, harmony, and a high, healing energy? The notion that they do has spread around the world and made Sedona into a mecca for seekers of every stripe. We headed north to Slide Rock state park. A natural water slide in Oak Creek seven miles from town on State 89A. What a good a safe place to let the children work off energy.