Prescott Valley, Arizona is part of the Prescott Tri-City area. It's located in North-Central Arizona between the Bradshaw Mountains and Mingus Mountain. Prescott Valley belongs to Yavapai County.

Having been around the area since 1979, I've watched Prescott Valley go from a small town of almost nothing to the thriving town it is today. Yep, we're still considered a town.

 

Here are some more facts about Prescott Valley that you might find interesting:

• The Town was founded in 1966
• Current population is about 31,000
• Elevation is 5,100 feet
• Town size is approximately 31 square miles
• Distance to Phoenix is 87 miles

 

Prescott Valley Schools

Prescott Valley falls under the Humboldt Unified School District. We only have one public high school which is Bradshaw Mountain High School.

Due to high enrollments, Bradshaw Mountain recently split the high school into two campuses (East and West). The new Bradshaw Mountain East campus will handle 9th grade through the coming school year (2006-2007). The old Bradshaw Mountain West campus will handle the rest (10th-12th grades).

Prescott Valley also has two official Middle Schools and five elementary schools. To learn more about Prescott Valley Schools, click here.

 

Points of Interest

We may be small, but there are some things to see and do around Prescott Valley.

• Fain Lake - great for picnics and fishing
• Harkins Theatre
• Freedom Station (arcade fun for kids & family)
• Yavapai County Fairgrounds
• Mingus Recreation Area (15 minutes outside town)
• Mountain Valley Park (with skateboard ramps, swimming pool and water slide)

 

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