In addition to its rich history and western charm, Wickenburg also has the Desert Caballeros Western Museum, which is one of the best museums in the Southwest, and a 600-seat Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts that features outstanding artists from around the world, and state-of-the-art medical facilities.

Wickenburg has two semi-private Country Clubs – Los Caballeros Golf Club, ranked by Golf Digest as “one of America’s top 75 resort courses,” and Wickenburg Country Club which has a new clubhouse, fine dining at Ringo’s, and a golf course that was completely renovated in 2006.

Wickenburg is located just 60 minutes from Phoenix, the nation’s fifth largest city and one of the top destinations for travelers and tourists from around the world.

Within a short drive from Wickenburg, you can be skiing in the mountains of Flagstaff, shopping in the galleries of Sedona, playing golf on one of more than 200 world class golf courses, enjoying any of the major professsional sports, relaxing at one of Arizona’s world famous resorts and spas, or boarding an international flight.

Wickenburg Municipal Airport is located on the western edge of town on West Wickenburg Way. It has dual paved runways that are 6,000 feet long and 75 feet wide, and can accommodate aircraft weighing up to 30,000 pounds. Although the airport is utilized primarily by light aircraft such as Cessna, Piper, and Beechcraft single-engine planes, it is also used by heavier, twin-engine aircraft, “corporate” jets such as Lears and Hawkers, helicopters, ultralights, and, on occasion, gliders. The airport has approximately 60 hangars and about 40 tie-down parking spots.