Welcome to Queen Creek, Arizona! QueenCreek.com is provided to inform you about the town of Queen Creek, Arizona and to answer many questions about Queen Creek  and the surrounding community. You will find information and links on real estate, land, homes, lots, schools, local businesses, etc. Currently, Queen Creek is experiencing rapid growth. It is an exciting time for our community. If you live in the town limits of Queen Creek  or if you live in the county -- Pinal or Maricopa -- we urge you to ask questions, learn about local issues, and become involved in the community. If you are considering moving to Queen Creek, Arizona, we hope this website will be your first welcome to our quaint town of Queen Creek, Arizona. If you are looking for information about the town government, there is no better web site than  www.queencreek.org. That is the official town of Queen Creek website. You will find information about our new mayor, Gail Barney.

The Town of Queen Creek is primarily located in the southeast corner of Maricopa County with some overlap into Pinal County. The Town is within 10 minutes of Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport and 45 minutes of Sky Harbor International Airport. This small town is an oasis in the East Valley of the Phoenix metropolitan area is a world apart from city life. Families on irrigated acre lots and in friendly subdivisions live among farmers and ranches, enjoying a rural lifestyle.

The Town of Queen Creek attracts thousands of visitors each year for its u-pick fruit and vegetable crops and seasonal festivals. Scenic views include the San Tan Mountains to the south and the Superstition Mountains to the northeast. San Tan Mountain Regional Park offers open space and recreational opportunities. As development occurs and funding allows, Queen Creek is acquiring and developing two major washes crossing the community as the foundation of a parks and trail system. Historical sites include the Old Main school building and the ruins of a Butterfield Stage stop.  The population of Queen Creek is estimated at 26,490.

Source: Arizona Department of Commerce