Raymond County Park
Raymond County Park is a hidden gem along Route 66 that invites travelers to relax amidst Arizona's stunning natural beauty. With its picturesque pine forests and serene picnic spots, this park offers a perfect break from the road. Enjoy hiking trails that wind through breathtaking landscapes, or unwind by the tranquil creek. With a welcoming atmosphere and rich local history, it’s the ideal stop for those looking to embrace the adventurous spirit of the Mother Road.
Stacy WB
6 months ago"Great little park for kids, with a variety of playground equipment, including swings, rock wall climbing, play equipment for little ones and play equipment for bigger kids. Also a Ramada with picnic tables. There are drinking fountains, but you need to “pump” the handles to get the water flowing. There is also a baseball diamond, and a little trail with look outs."
Taylor Harrison
3 years ago"Beautiful and clean. There are two different play structures for two different age groups. There are swings and a basketball court. Restrooms are decent. This park would be great for a birthday party. There are covered tables as well as barbecues."
John Noble
3 years ago"Winter time review... Small clean little park. Has two unisex bathrooms that are well maintained. This is a good place to go sledding with small children. But the hill is not big enough to entertain adults or kids sledding over the age of six or seven. See the attached pictures. Enjoy!"
Dennise Acevedo
6 months ago"Beautiful park surrounded by pine trees."
