White Tank Mountain Regional Park

Yes. 2.00 if you park at the library and walk in our 7.00 per car if you drive in.

I would agree with only hiking early morning or late evening when it's cooler. I would also warn about wildlife. I met up with a coyote at dusk one night. Didn't bother me or my dog but just be aware.

Lake pleasant is another option

Yes. There is a library and vistor center at the base of the mountain

It is $7 for a day pass per vehicle

There's a Facebook group called "Arizona Hiking", people arrange quite a few group hikes. If you are into trail running at all try surpriserunningclub.org

Yes but it is propane only during the summer time they have a fire ban starting in May . During the Winter you can use charcoal or make a fire to cook on .

None at white tank...Google Salt River Rafting.

Yes

According to their website they are open 365 days a year.

Yes

6.00. Entry fee. July 7.00.up a dollar more

$ 6 per car

Yes, the usual pick up after your pet and on a leash. Dogs are curious, and the rattlesnakes are not. Just use caution when the snakes get active.

They sell some inside the gift shop off to the right side of the toll booth as you're entering.

I know it's been 2 years since the question was asked, but with the recent prop 207 passing, I wanted to clarify that it's still not permitted.

Its a surprise

I never knew there was a service like that. Great question I will check this as I would like to know as well.

You can definitely carry. This is Arizona. Just not in the gift shop because it's a state park.

There are no motels or hotels at the White tank mountains. Nearby Surprise, Arizona has many. Holiday Inn, Marriott and more.

They are always open but to be there after dark you probably need a Camping pass and campsite.

Not sure....you would have to ask park staff.

Yes

No, bicycle, horseback, and hiking trails.

I would also say no there's a reason they Gor those curfews

Yes it's walker friendly however you do have a moderate climb from the trailhead. Best to check out All Trails to get the full story

They have camping sites, but no over night parking per say. The park closes at 20:00.

This trail does have a slight incline. It is paved, but you have to go on a dirt trail up a steep incline to get back to the waterfall. Beautiful petroglyphs to check out on the way.

IDK. If it does. You probably can't take any because it's a state park

Yes three feet and still coming down

Maybe Google knows, I don't. We hiked to the falls, about 1 mile from the parking lot.

They haven't closed government parks yet

Yes.

Camping yes, fishing lake no

If you have a horse 😁

Don't believe so

Not at White Tank

It's not to bad if you are away from the entrance.

It is Maricopa County Park.

You can get in up till 10 ,, you can spend the night if you choose

6am - 8pm Sunday through Thursday 6am-10pm Friday-Saturday

No, there's not enough water for that.

No they we're on one of the trails.

No

$7 per car for day use

Probably, it gets busy on the weekend

No not as of now. There was a little bit yesterday on the westside of the mountain.

It was at the time I was there.

I have not seen a spot for paragliding or seen any info from others that it's been tried.

Yes, but the trails do get a lot of foot traffic

it's about 1 mile. the first 1/2 mile is paved and the last part is a dirt path. very easy k hike. lots of kids and dogs were there. We were there last week and saw the waterfalls.

I don't now, if you ask someone they might show you.a

I don't now if they have a place to shower, I now they have bathroom.

Why would you want to camp in this heat? And no it is not allowed.

I know they do not allow them at lake pleasant regional Park.

The main thing again is to stay on the trails. Remember you are visiting THEIR house. Be respectful and aware. Very seldom are they aggressive. Their bites and stings are defence not offence.

Yes very nice campground

Also the library and shop at the entrance are wheelchair accessible. But the rest of the trails are a bit strenuous and combined with the heat would make a wheelchair experience not too pleasant.

You can take your dog on any one of the trails,, just make sure it is leashed and pick up its poop. Have fun!

Its a dirt path that is well maintained

You could probably dip a hook in the few gallons of rain runoff caught under the 'waterfall'.. But the only thing living in that water is a ton of mosquito larvae.. Not safe for human consumption

It depends on what trail your hiking.

I don't think they allow them on any of the trails

Yes

Please check out the visitor center and library when you visit. You won't be disappointed

Yes. They are open 365 as Grant stated and also have some scheduled events listed early on in the day. Happy Holidays!

You can ertainly taje your dog. Off leash, probably not.

You can stay at the camp ground overnight.

There is no parm.

Good morning. To answer that It would be best to call them or go to there website. You can look up there contact information on Google Maps

It depends on what campground you stay at. Some have RV parking with water and electricity, others have a space for tents, others still are for RVs without any hookups. There is little shade at most campsites during the days​.