Recreation At Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort, you’ll find an abundance of recreational activities to experience. Enjoy a game of tennis, discover Arizona’s great outdoors on a nature hike or Jeep tour, keep active in the fitness centre or practice your swing at the renowned Lookout Mountain Golf Club. |
Discover Falls Water Village – an oasis in the desert spanning three-and-a-half acres with pools, spas, cabanas, a 138-foot enclosed waterslide. And don’t forget to indulge in some well-earned relaxation in at Tocaloma Spa & Salon. |
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Resort Shopping
The Tapatio Trading Company, located in the main lobby of The Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort, has a wide assortment of Southwestern-themed items for the perfect memento or gift to bring home or to give to family and friends. There is also an assortment of incidentals, swim suits and loungewear in case anything got left at home. Pay special attention to periodic sidewalk sales that offer great discounts on an assortment of items.
The Pointe Golf and Sport Shop at The Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort is one of the best in the Valley of the Sun, and has been recognized as one of the top 100 golf shops in the nation. Area golfers have known this for years, now you can find out for yourself. |
Browse through the wide assortment of men's and women's attire. There's everything to outfit you from head to toe. There are also a number of great gift ideas from logo balls to golf towels or golf bags. The Golf and Sport Shop even has a wide assortment of clubs to make the most of your time on the fairways. |
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Local Area Shopping |
One-of-a-kind specialty shops, nationally recognized merchants, old favorites and dining opportunities.
Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy's, Gucci, Polo/Ralph Lauren and exclusive specialty stores. |
Elegant shopping at 50 luxury boutiques in a unique setting reminiscent of an old-world Italian village.
Neiman Marcus, Dillard's, Nordstrom, Tiffany's and many specialty shops and restaurants. |
Over 100 gift shops, art galleries and restaurants in the famous Old West atmosphere of Scottsdale. |
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Family Activities
Located at The Falls Water Village, Kids’ Korral provides hands-on fun for children 5-12 (children under 5 can participate with the supervision of a parent or guardian). Kids can sign up for water relays, scavenger hunts, hula-hoop contests and arts and crafts projects, to name a few. This complimentary program is open to the children of all registered guests.
Enjoy 20-percent savings for additional children in a family for full-day program (activities and prices subject to change). One Coyote Camp T-shirt on the first day, plus meals and snacks. Offer subject to change and availability.
Spread out over 125 acres of jungle, swamps, ponds, desert terrain and other naturalistic habitats, The Phoenix Zoo is home to more than 1,300 animals. Highlights include an 11-acre children's zoo, tropical rain forest and a four-acre African savannah. |
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Desert Botanical Gardens World famous for the extensive collection of cacti and desert flora. |
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McCormick Railroad Park Playground and picnic facilities are available. Kids can enjoy a miniature train ride which circles the park or play on an antique carousel.
Three miniature golf courses, go carts, bumper boats, batting cages and arcade. |
Out of Africa Visitors witness peaceful coexistence between man and the world's most magnificent land predators. You'll get close to lions, tigers and other big cats.
Miniature golf course and entertainment center, video arcade, rollercoaster, bumper cars and more. |
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Around Arizona Activities |
Guided tours and suggestions are available through the concierge.
A futuristic city, designed by architect Paolo Soleri, is located 65 miles north of Phoenix, just off I-17, exit 262 (Cordes Junction). |
Sit down and tour the desert with an expert guide. Contact our concierge. Sedona The scenic red-rock country of Sedona is only a few hours away. Tours are available. Contact our concierge. |
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Grand Canyon National Park One of the great natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon offers spectacular vistas of multicolored canyon walls that have been sculpted from the earth by the Colorado River. The South Rim is open year-round. The North Rim is open from mid-May through October. Approximately a five-hour drive from Phoenix. |
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Jerome, AZ An abandoned mining town perched on the side of Cleopatra Hill. Enjoy shops, restaurants and the arts center that line the cobblestone streets of this "ghost town." Jerome is a two-hour drive from Phoenix, located on 89A from Sedona. |
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Museums |
Extensive collection of Arizona photographs and historical materials.
Remarkable collection of Native American art with a well-stocked gift shop offering jewelry, rugs, pottery and gift ideas.
Finest archaeological site of prehistoric Hohokam Native Americans ever found. |
Scottsdale features an exciting range of Western and Southwestern contemporary art. One Thursday a month in season, galleries offer open house "art walks." Contact the concierge.
More than 10,000 paintings and sculptures. Traveling exhibitions of art from around the world.
Year-round exhibits of Arizona pioneer life. |
