Fain Park — Attraction in Prescott Valley

It seems like a pretty nice enough place a Long lake that runs alongside the park. There's a church about 50 ft up the hill it seems like people come down from the church to come and impose on those who are visiting the park. You know they'll/He'll come down and compliment your baby and ask you a couple times to come to their congregation. Or if you're by yourself and sitting in your car they may come tap on your windshield and say "hey you should leave, the police don't like homeless people here". I think it's the church people that don't like anyone that doesn't look like they belong, which is probably someone that they don't want to be in their Church. I think it would be a pretty nice park if it weren't for the intrusions of the nearby Church. I strongly believe they think that the park is their property. Nice place but I wouldn't want to stay here and even if I did I think the locals might make...

Love this park! Great hiking, tons of fun, little gold panning, fishing and great views! Fain park features a restroom and picnic tables and glorious views! The first time I visited Fain, I was so excited to see that is also is a great hiking spot! We got a lot of hiking in and since my husband is a survivalist he makes are hikes even more exciting by pointing out the plants and what they are good for. Also we look for animal tracks and I try to guess what they are and if they were walking or running, which direction they are headed and so on. Pick up a copy of his book at our store Beads To You it’s only $18.95 you can learn so much about nature. Stop by today and enjoy the beauty of this amazing park! 2200 N. 5th St....

My first time at this scenic beautiful park in Prescott Valley. There seems to be plenty of parking and many interesting things to see: the mountains, the boulders, the water features. Lots of fun ducks and a beautiful chapel. People were fishing. A great park right in Prescott Valley. You don't have to drive far to get to it if you're in PV. I definitely want to go back to this park. It has over 100 acres so I'm sure it would take many visits to see the features of this park. I came near sunset time, I want to come in the middle of the day to spend more time there and explore more things. I saw lots of picnic tables and some shelters in case there's rain or one needs protection...