Peoria is home to Lake Pleasant Regional Park - a true an oasis in the desert. The 23,000 acre park is home to two marinas and is a popular spot for boating, fishing, water skiing, kayaking, camping, and even scuba diving! Don’t forget to grab a bite to eat at Scorpion Bay. Our residents enjoy access to 570 acres of parks including 36 neighborhood parks and three large community parks. Explore more than 60 miles of hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails.

When it comes to entertainment, Peoria is hard to beat! Spring Training baseball (Home of the Seattle Mariners and the SD Padres), two community theatre’s, an art museum, and a year-round calendar of festivals and special events. The P83 Entertainment District offers a good variety of local restaurants, shopping, and entertainment options for the whole family.

A few reasons people relocate to Peoria, AZ:

• Warm Climate: Peoria has a warm, sunny climate that attracts people from colder regions.
• Affordable Cost of Living: Peoria is known for its affordable housing and overall cost of living compared to other cities in the Southwest.
• Outdoor Activities: The city has a number of parks, lakes, golf courses, and trails that offer opportunities for outdoor recreation.
• Strong Sense of Community: Peoria is a tight-knit community that values family, friends, and community involvement.
• Access to Amenities: Peoria is a short drive from Phoenix, providing access to all the amenities of a big city, while still offering a suburban feel.