Lawn Games

Golf cornhole, giant Jenga, croquet, and Bocce available daily from the Recreation Center.

Stargazing 

Embrace our certified Dark Sky Community Wednesday evenings from Willows Terrace.

Sedona Golf Resort

Just 5 miles from the resort in the Village of Oak Creek, tee off at the Sedona Golf Resort.

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Resort Tennis

Drills, clinics, and open play available across 4 on-site courts.

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Hot Air Balloon, Helicopter & Bi-Plane Tours

Wake up early and take to the skies for unrivaled views of Arizona's landscape in a thrilling ride in a hot-air balloon, bi-plane or through one of our concierge recommended helicopter tours in Sedona. 

Cliff Castle Casino

Just a short 25 minute drive from Poco Diablo Resort is Cliff Castle Casino, voted one of the top gaming and entertainment destinations in Arizona. Offering slots, table games and a variety of family activities, Cliff Castle Casino rounds off any Sedona vacation.

Jerome, Arizona

Settled in 1883, take a peek into this country’s most notorious "wild west" town. For over 70 years, Jerome produced more than one billion dollars of copper, gold and silver. Today, Jerome is considered a modern day ghost town and remains one of Arizona's most visited city attractions.

Oak Creek Canyon

A miniature version of the Grand Canyon in all its amazing splendor is just minutes away. Although you don’t have to leave your car to enjoy the spectacle of these colorful cliffs, you’re free to stop at any number of scenic trails.

Slide Rock State Park

Just seven miles north of Sedona, Slide Rock State Park is a beloved destination you must experience in person. Don’t forget to check out the natural water slide made from red sandstone.

Boynton Canyon

Looking for an exquisite place to hike that offers paved roads and gorgeous views? Then include a visit to Boynton Canyon on your list of activities. Conveniently located next to nearby towns, it’s easy to find this terrific site and absorb some of the most beautiful scenery around.

Montezuma Castle

Among one of the best preserved cliff dwellings on the continent. For many decades, visitors have been drawn to this very impressive monument. When you see this awe-inspiring site for yourself, you’ll experience a historical attraction built by the Sinagua people hundreds of years ago.

Grand Canyon National Park

During your stay in Sedona, you must devote time to witness the incomparable beauty of Grand Canyon National Park. With its length of 277 river miles and width of 18 miles, it’s impossible to take a bad photograph of this incredible scenery. 

Horseback Riding

Ranked number one among the top things to do in Sedona for families is a day on the open range. Horseback riding in Sedona's Red Rock Country provides a carefree view of Arizona’s most beautiful landscape enjoyed by children and adults alike.