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To learn about the history of Cave Creek visit the town's museum. It is not opened in the Summer. Also on the property is a cabin built in the 1920's to house TB patients.
Written Jul 28, 2007
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Frontier town is located centrally in Cave Creek. Essentially is old west buildings with nice little shops in them. The Satisfied Frog is located here as well.
Written Jul 28, 2007
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Rancho Manana Private Residence Club & Spa: Great OUT OF THE WAY retreat
Bergies Says: We had a great week! The two-bedroom villa was well-equipped, and spacious enough for two couples and a 7-month old baby. The entire resort was goregeous. The week we were there (the week before Easter), the resort was VERY quiet save for a few golfers and us. The day before...
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Good greasy spoon for Breakfast, good steak and potato saloon with plenty of Cowboys and local neighbors. Very relaxed and enjoy the new patio area. Great for a big gathering and children, and expect crowds especially bikers. A must for good food and great "wild west" atmosphere; Harold's has always been the center of Cave Creek activity.
Favorite Dish: Pork Chops with potato and vegetables
Miga Burritos (breakfast): YUM
Written Sep 5, 2007
Address: 6895 E. Cave Creek Road
Phone: (480) 488-1906
Website: http://www.haroldscorral.com/
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Located in Frontier Town. Laid back old west restaurant with sawdust on the floor. Friendly staff, all u can eat specials,
Updated Jul 28, 2007
Address: Frontier Town
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This really is a "hogan" - a Native American building. It's packed with gifts and jewelry - the jewelry being our reason for returning.
What to buy: The owner keeps the hogan stocked with many varieties of turquoise stones in all different forms. I've been very pleased with the rings and necklaces I've purchased there. Turquoise is very fitting for the area and she carries interesting styles. If you only think of touristy mock jewelry, give this a try. The stones here are beautiful.
What to pay: Many of the smaller pieces (bracelets, etc) are $5-$10. For larger pieces or those with more stones, prices start at $20 (for a turquoise necklace) and go up past $60.
Written Dec 28, 2008
Address: 6245 E Cave Creek Rd
Phone: 480-575-6711
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Beautiful Rock formations, mountain and desert views. Cave Creek holds true to its old west roots and is a beautiful laid back town. With some tasty restaurants and unique rustic shops.
Visiting my sister in that Furnace Fan
Soaked up those desert waves with my sister, and taught my nieces about a land called Texas where there is humidity, and sweating but we speak the same language, English and Spanish. My sister who...
Visiting family and (new) friends
While visiting familt near Cave Creek, we went for supper at their friends house. The house is amazing and the view across the valley is spectacular.
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