At the Arizona Biltmore Resort and Spa . . .

The Recreation Department at the Arizona Biltmore Resort and Spa hosts a variety of activities for
children and adults alike on a daily basis. Some of their activities are highlighted below; however,
daily events change throughout the season. Please contact the Recreation Department for a current
list of events and activities through extension 7684.

Basketball – To reserve the court or obtain a basketball, please touch 7864 for the Recreation Desk.

Bicycle Rentals – Both adult and children’s bikes and mountain bikes are available for rental for $15
per hour or $50 per day through the Recreation Department. Classes are also available; however
times may vary, press 7684 for more information.

Chess and Croquet – Chess and croquet are available free to guests throughout the day on the
back lawn.

Kids Korral – Play equipment includes a track ride, floating stones, a bowed ladder, tunnel spiral
slide, curly climber, snake pole, triple slide, chain net climber, arched bridge, loop climber, super rider
and corkscrew. Picnic tables and chairs afford a place in the shade with misters for mom and dad to
relax and watch the kids. Press 7684 for more information.

Kids Korral is for children ages 5 to 12 and is only offered Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 9am to
5pm for $65 all day, $35 half day, and $45 half day with lunch.

Kids Kabana – children between the ages of 5 and 12 are invited to participate in fun and
educational activities tailored to a particular age group. These activities include: swimming, hikes,
tennis, bicycle rides, golf, board games, arts and crafts and sporting activities. Press 7684 for
reservations or more information.

Putting Course – The 18-hole championship-putting course is open throughout the day as a
courtesy to the hotel guests. Clubs are available for rental at the Gift Shop in the front lobby. (Flags
are taken down at 6pm daily).

Tennis – Private or group lessons by our Tennis Pro are available. To reserve a court, or make a
lesson reservation, please touch 7684 for the Recreation Desk. There are also clinics available at
7:00 a.m. every morning with a reservation.

Culture . . .

Phoenix Art Museum – More than 20 exhibits per year at the largest art museum in the Southwest.
Hands-on “ArtWorks” Gallery and Children’s gallery is great for children.
1625 N Central Av, Phoenix 602-257-1222

Phoenix Zoo – Featuring Southwest native wildlife, and a full-complement of animals from around
the world. Specialized tours available weekly.
455 N Galvin Pkwy, Phoenix 602-273-1341

Botanical Gardens – Nature walks and exhibits focusing on Arizona’s native flora.
1201 N Galvin Pkwy, Phoenix 480-941-1225

Challenger Space Center – Smithsonian-affiliated exhibit on the Challenger and NASA space missions.
2170 N 83rd Av, Peoria 623-322-2001

Champlin Fighter Aircraft Museum – Thirty-eight planes from early open-cockpit biplanes of WW1
through the powerful jets of Vietnam and Desert Storm.
4800 Falcon Dr, Mesa 480-830-4541

Deer Valley Rock Art Center – the largest petroglyph site in the Phoenix Metro area, with over 1,500 petroglyph.
3711 W Deer Valley Rd, Phoenix 623-582-8007

The Heard Museum – an extensive museum highlighting Native American art and culture.
2301 N Central Av, Phoenix 602-8848

Mesa Southwest Museum – History of the Southwest from dinosaurs to ancient Indian Civilization.
Hands-on and outdoor exhibits.
52 N McDonald Dr, Mesa 480-644-2169

Pioneer Arizona Living History Museum – Experience life in turn-of-the-century Arizona, with over
28 historic buildings. Historical interpreters provide insight to the ways of the West at the turn of the
century.
Pioneer Rd (exit 225 off of the I-17), 623-465-1052

Pueblo Grande Museum and Cultural Park – A Hohokam archaeological site with village ruins,
irrigation canals, and a ball court.
4619 E Washington, Phoenix 602-495-0901

Phoenix Museum of History – highlights the State’s mining history and Native American cultures.
105 N 5th St, Phoenix 602-253-2734

Resturants . . .

5 & Diner – Fabulous homemade food, in a 50’s style diner building complete with a counter where you can sit.
5220 N 16th St, Phoenix 602-264-5220

Buca di Beppo – Large, family style Italian dining restaurant. Dinner only.
3828 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale 480-949-6622

Claim Jumper – American and Western food – pizzas, sandwiches, roasted chicken and ribs, salads,
etc. Large menu, family atmosphere
7000 E Shea Bl, Scottsdale 480-951-6111 or 480-607-3737

Fuddruckers – Home of the “World’s best hamburgers.” Self-service.
1928 E Highland Ave, Phoenix 602-604-0855

Rainforest Café – Jungle-themes restaurant with a large menu, highlighting Mexican, Asian and
Caribbean cuisines.
Arizona Mills Mall (I-10 and Baseline Rd), Tempe 480-752-9100

Rawhide Steakhouse – Western steakhouse set inside a recreated 1880’s western town, live
country western music most nights. Gold panning, stagecoach rides, and shopping are available as well.
23023 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale 480-502-5600

Rustler’s Rooste – Western Steakhouse, live music most nights.
7777 S Pointe Parkway, Phoenix 602-431-6474

Pinnacle Peak Patio Steakhouse – Western steakhouse – don’t wear a necktie, they’ll cut it off and tack it to the wall.
10426 E Jomax Rd, Scottsdale 480-585-1599

Check with the Concierge for a more comprehensive list of Restaurants.

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