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Arizona Falls was nice to visit, but the weather made the experience uncomfortable. There are very few trees and not much shade, so I would recommend visiting when the temperature is cooler. Adding more trees and shaded areas would make the place much better. The water also had a noticeable fishy smell. The name “Arizona Falls” makes the attraction sound much bigger than it actually is, so tourists may expect something more impressive. Still, it is an interesting place to stop and see when visiting the Phoenix area.
Nice clean park area. Good place to spend a half hour walking around. Small man made waterfalls from water canal. Bathrooms and parking. Would not drive far out of my way to come here but we knew from other reviews.
Very beautiful worth the time we had a wonderful visit to Arizona and the weather was perfect. And the trip to the falls was definitely a great experience
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This should be a historical landmark as it was the very first hydroelectric station built in Arizona in the early 1900s and is still operational today. providing electricity to approximately 150 homes. It's also open 24/7 so that's a plus.
Interesting visit. We just had a heavy rain storm the day before. The water was brown with turbidity. The falls are neat. And the mechanics of the channels the water can go through are interesting. It's free, and just a quick stop, but worth checking out. Also, there is some good history about the falls.