Prescott is an easy 90 minute drive from Phoenix, nestled in the heart of the Prescott National Forest. A mile high, Prescott enjoys a temperate four season climate and more than 300 days of sunshine per year. When the summer heat hits Phoenix, Prescott is a cool summer haven with ambient temperatures that are 20 degrees cooler than the valley. If you enjoy the beautiful scenery, small town hospitality, historic flair and urban amenities, Prescott is your kind of place.
Chino Valley
Chino Valley is in the mountains of central Arizona at an elevation of 4750 feet. It has a mild climate and a gentle four seasons. Chino Valley also enjoys 300 plus days of sunshine per year, and an average rainfall of 10.6"inches. Chino Valleys population growth from 1990 to 2000 was 62%. Current town residents number approximately 8000. The town is blessed with clean air, good soil, and an abundant water supply, proven to require no treatment. Local wells average a depth of 200-500 feet deep. The
Chino Valley irrigation district provides water for agricultural purposes, so whatever your purpose, Chino Valley has the resources to support your desires.
Prescott Valley
Prescott Valley is located about 10 miles S.E. of Prescott, and lies between the Bradshaw and Mingus Mountains, 5100 feet above the desert plains. Pronghorn antelope still travel throughout the town in spite of its tremendous growth. Since 1990, Prescott Valley, one of Arizonas fastest growing communities, has gone from a population of 8,858 to more than 20,000. Nearby developements outside the city limits increase the population to 66,000 according to Prescott Valley officials. The town was founded in 1966 and incorporated in 1978, and residents expect it to become a major city in the near future. However, town leaders say Prescott Valley will never lose its small town friendly approach to people and business.
